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Leeds LukinLeeds Lukin Posts: 14
edited April 2009 in The Porch
Tempted to go with seats as opposed to the floor for London as I'll be going with someone who is pretty small but don't want to be miles away. I see it's going to be done by Seniority so wondering where my number of 201XXX fits in to the grand scheme of things, I was fairly late joining (2001 I think), does make me fairly Junior in the seating arrangements? :?
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  • PegasusPegasus Posts: 3,754
    Leeds Lukin wrote:
    Tempted to go with seats as opposed to the floor for London as I'll be going with someone who is pretty small but don't want to be miles away. I see it's going to be done by Seniority so wondering where my number of 201XXX fits in to the grand scheme of things, I was fairly late joining (2001 I think), does make me fairly Junior in the seating arrangements? :?
    I wouldn't think 10c has that any seats so with your number (better than mine, but I prefer standing) I'd guess that you'd end up in the mid 101 or 112, and at WORSE 102 or 111 (http://www.eventtravel.com/cms/display_ ... _objid=222)

    I can't be sure but I'd bet on it if I wanted seats.
  • CalumCalum Posts: 635
    I am going to see what o2 has to offer on there priority tickets... i have ordered seats but my number 429xxx is going to be pretty shit lol, if I can score some awesome o2 tickets then ill try refund my 10c tickets
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  • PaukPauk Posts: 1,084
    I'd say 201XXX is a pretty good number for a european. Okay, it doesn't stand up to a lot of american numbers, but a lot of europeans probably stopped updating their 10c membership somewhere in the 6 year drought. And as Pegasus says, they won't have that many seats seeing as the 10c tickets are split between seats and standing.

    I'm actually quite curious as to how the 10c seniority will work out in Europe. I doubt there'll be anywhere near as many low numbers as on a US tour.
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  • Sian-of-the-deadSian-of-the-dead Posts: 8,963
    Calum wrote:
    I am going to see what o2 has to offer on there priority tickets... i have ordered seats but my number 429xxx is going to be pretty shit lol, if I can score some awesome o2 tickets then ill try refund my 10c tickets

    Read the info...

    Please read the following details before making a ticket purchase:

    - Tickets are not mailed in advance. Tickets are distributed at the venue on the day of the show.

    - The fan club member must collect the tickets with a valid photo identification. No exceptions.

    - Purchasing Ten Club tickets means you agree to all Ten Club ticket policies and distributing procedures.

    - Reselling of Ten Club tickets will result in cancellation of ticket purchase and revocation of all future ticket benefits.

    - All ticket sales are final. No refunds. No transfers. No exchanges.

    - All dates are subject to change.
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  • mrjoegoodwinmrjoegoodwin Posts: 37
    I'm 355xxx but going for seats as well. Think I'm getting old!
  • StinkfootStinkfoot Posts: 546
    I'm 346xxx and I'm just stoked that all the fanclub members will (I presume) be all sat together in the same block of seats (hopefully near the stage)...it should make for a great night!
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  • mohomoho Posts: 541
    I am 349XXX but decided on tickets cause i couldn't be arsed queuing up for hours on end. I may end up collecting my seating tickets and swapping them for GA then try to push to the front.
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  • DEMON CLEANERDEMON CLEANER Posts: 242
    my number is 821XX so should get good seats,at msg last year i was 6th row.
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  • vedder_soupvedder_soup Posts: 5,861
    DEMON CLEANER wrote:
    my number is 821XX so should get good seats,at msg last year i was 6th row.
    82xxx will get good seats anywhere, especially out of the US

    I love euro shows due to GA, i hope they go that way in the US
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  • DEMON CLEANERDEMON CLEANER Posts: 242
    i dont mind seated or standing but my wife is only 5 2" so she cant see fuck all if she stands!and better to make the most of seniority dont you think?
    COYS!
  • Leeds LukinLeeds Lukin Posts: 14
    That sounds pretty reassuring. Credit Card account level pending, I've gone standing for Manchester and seats for London but this is mainly due to my other attendee for London. She's even smaller than 5'2, we went to Wembley in 2007 and she heard a great gig, she didn't see a vast amount though. It was also the loudest gig we'd both been too, my ears are still ringing a bit now.
  • Restless SoulRestless Soul Posts: 805
    fowls wrote:
    I'd say 201XXX is a pretty good number for a european. Okay, it doesn't stand up to a lot of american numbers, but a lot of europeans probably stopped updating their 10c membership somewhere in the 6 year drought. And as Pegasus says, they won't have that many seats seeing as the 10c tickets are split between seats and standing.

    I'm actually quite curious as to how the 10c seniority will work out in Europe. I doubt there'll be anywhere near as many low numbers as on a US tour.


    What do you mean by 6 year drought? Was this the period after 96? It's funny you mention that because that was around the time I lost track of pearl jam and didn't get back into them til 2002 (when I finally got internet at home). I never thought that other people might have done the same thing.

    Did this happen to other europeans too? (I guess I should start a thread on this..)
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  • PaukPauk Posts: 1,084
    Restless Soul wrote:
    fowls wrote:
    I'd say 201XXX is a pretty good number for a european. Okay, it doesn't stand up to a lot of american numbers, but a lot of europeans probably stopped updating their 10c membership somewhere in the 6 year drought. And as Pegasus says, they won't have that many seats seeing as the 10c tickets are split between seats and standing.

    I'm actually quite curious as to how the 10c seniority will work out in Europe. I doubt there'll be anywhere near as many low numbers as on a US tour.


    What do you mean by 6 year drought? Was this the period after 96? It's funny you mention that because that was around the time I lost track of pearl jam and didn't get back into them til 2002 (when I finally got internet at home). I never thought that other people might have done the same thing.

    Did this happen to other europeans too? (I guess I should start a thread on this..)
    I meant the gap between the 2000 and 2006 tours. I'm sure sometime during that period some people would give up or forget and not update their number.
    Paul
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    '07 - Katowice, Wembley, Dusseldorf, Copenhagen, Nijmegen
    '09 - London, Manchester, London
    '12 - Manchester, Manchester, Berlin, Stockholm, Copenhagen
  • Drum Machine89Drum Machine89 Posts: 2,157
    I've ordered Manchester and London tickets and I have order numbers for both and there in my order history but I am wondering when were meant to get the second emails out? People the other day told me not to worry tho.
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  • Leeds LukinLeeds Lukin Posts: 14
    I've ordered a couple of times before and the best thing to do is keep an eye on the account for the card you used. When the money comes out that is pretty much confirmation, e-mails follow shortly afterwards.
  • Drum Machine89Drum Machine89 Posts: 2,157
    Leeds Lukin wrote:
    I've ordered a couple of times before and the best thing to do is keep an eye on the account for the card you used. When the money comes out that is pretty much confirmation, e-mails follow shortly afterwards.

    Will do, thanks!
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  • Restless SoulRestless Soul Posts: 805
    fowls wrote:
    Restless Soul wrote:
    fowls wrote:
    I'd say 201XXX is a pretty good number for a european. Okay, it doesn't stand up to a lot of american numbers, but a lot of europeans probably stopped updating their 10c membership somewhere in the 6 year drought. And as Pegasus says, they won't have that many seats seeing as the 10c tickets are split between seats and standing.

    I'm actually quite curious as to how the 10c seniority will work out in Europe. I doubt there'll be anywhere near as many low numbers as on a US tour.


    What do you mean by 6 year drought? Was this the period after 96? It's funny you mention that because that was around the time I lost track of pearl jam and didn't get back into them til 2002 (when I finally got internet at home). I never thought that other people might have done the same thing.

    Did this happen to other europeans too? (I guess I should start a thread on this..)
    I meant the gap between the 2000 and 2006 tours. I'm sure sometime during that period some people would give up or forget and not update their number.


    Oh I see, it was just me then lol. I missed the 2000 show due to my own "drought", i didn't even know they were playing till I saw a tiny ad in the press and I missed out on the tickets til a week after they went on sale!
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    London, Wembley, 18 June 2007
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    Milton Keynes Bowl, 11 July 2014
    London, Hammersmith Apollo (Ed solo), 06 June 2017
    London, O2, 18 June 2018
    London, O2, 17 July 2018
    Amsterdam, Afas Live (Ed solo), 09 June 2019
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  • kh65kh65 Posts: 946
    Hey, I live in the U.S. and would like to see a show in Europe. The London show is what I'm considering and I need to be convinced to go. (I saw them three times last year Hartford and both Boston shows). I would probably do seats and can't convince anyone of my friends to go, so I would end up with an extra tic. BTW, my number is 35,xxx. What kind of seats do you think I would end up with? Any thoughts?
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  • EvolutionaryEvolutionary Posts: 880
    Restless Soul wrote:
    Oh I see, it was just me then lol. I missed the 2000 show due to my own "drought", i didn't even know they were playing till I saw a tiny ad in the press and I missed out on the tickets til a week after they went on sale!

    Nope, not just you! I took a small 'break' around then too... Didn't buy No Code or Yield till after... Lost my low 10c number, and didn't rejoin 10c untill 2000 (whereupon fate had me working in Cardiff during the Manchester gig, and Manchester during the Cardiff gig - those were the worst of times)
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  • mrjoegoodwinmrjoegoodwin Posts: 37
    kh65 wrote:
    Hey, I live in the U.S. and would like to see a show in Europe. The London show is what I'm considering and I need to be convinced to go. (I saw them three times last year Hartford and both Boston shows). I would probably do seats and can't convince anyone of my friends to go, so I would end up with an extra tic. BTW, my number is 35,xxx. What kind of seats do you think I would end up with? Any thoughts?

    If you're not in the first couple of rows with a 5 digit 10c number, I'll eat my hat
  • As_it_seemsAs_it_seems Posts: 78
    kh65 wrote:
    Hey, I live in the U.S. and would like to see a show in Europe. The London show is what I'm considering and I need to be convinced to go. (I saw them three times last year Hartford and both Boston shows). I would probably do seats and can't convince anyone of my friends to go, so I would end up with an extra tic. BTW, my number is 35,xxx. What kind of seats do you think I would end up with? Any thoughts?

    I guess on the Boom's stool .... :lol:

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  • PegasusPegasus Posts: 3,754
    kh65 wrote:
    Hey, I live in the U.S. and would like to see a show in Europe. The London show is what I'm considering and I need to be convinced to go. (I saw them three times last year Hartford and both Boston shows). I would probably do seats and can't convince anyone of my friends to go, so I would end up with an extra tic. BTW, my number is 35,xxx. What kind of seats do you think I would end up with? Any thoughts?
    you'll be right next to 2 of my friends and very close on teh side.
    but if you're coming to Europe, you should do GA since you don't get them in the US... that's where the atmosphere is anyway.
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