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  1. Originally posted by Milburnu2:I've got two GA tickets for Manchester using my U2.com innocence presale code, the date could prove difficult for me.What are the chances do you think of securing GA for London in the public general sale tomorrow? If not then what about if/when the 2nd nights get added.
    Who knows! it's difficult to say, based on past experience there will be GA available, however who's to say most / all have not already been snapped up, demand bolstered by lack of dates (supply), as i've mentioned Paris 1&2 (40,000 tickets) had GA available, Milan sold out quickly (but much smaller venue and @ 20k seats), for sure though, there will be second dates (london may get more) and other cities, and 100% there will be ticket drops between now and show day, especially as they get safety certificates etc which may boost the GA on the floor.

    I'd say bide your time and try the General sales tomorrow (i want 2 GA for Manchester), if your not lucky you have further dates and sales in the next coupe of weeks)
  2. Originally posted by jonno77:[..]
    I remember just going to the record store and being able to buy them.

    When they went to only phones or venue it was a nightmare queuing at pay phone! At least this is better than that.
    Yes- I rememember when I used to work at Virgin Megastore that had a ticket office that when Oasis tickets were going on sale leaving work the night before they went on sale folk were queuing already.
  3. Originally posted by jonno77:For London tomorrow are both AXS and Ticketmaster selling tickets?

    I've had a look on both websites and both are showing the event. I know AXS you go in a queue and it is random, at least it was in the presales.
    same for Manchester, i find eventim to be quicker and usually you can pick seats / GA from interactive map, ticketmaster.uk haven't opended up that facility yet for the U2 sales i've seen (album and Live nation)
  4. I'm new to this forum,anybody had any experience of using this sites ticket exchange??
  5. Originally posted by Milburnu2:I've got two GA tickets for Manchester using my U2.com innocence presale code, the date could prove difficult for me.What are the chances do you think of securing GA for London in the public general sale tomorrow? If not then what about if/when the 2nd nights get added.


    The shows are 9 months away. London tickets were available in nearly every category in 2015 the week of the shows.
  6. I'm biased but generally almost all positive experiences I read. Many tickets were successfully traded/sold for face value last tours.
  7. but 4 shows welshedge, so far only 1 on this tour! which will change next week
  10. I never had any problems , just be smart. If you don't trust the person , or if something looks and sounds too good to be true, ask for more clues, and proof etc.

    Also, if you use paypal, or some creditcard companies, for payment they have some kinds of insurance policy as well if someone doesn't pay up their share.
  11. A handful of tweets from the last half hour or so showing how U2 is losing it at the moment for casuals.




  12. I strongly believe that these prices show to real music fans that LIVENATION monopoly is turning against good music and concerts.....

    Look below the prices announced for Sting concerts next June in Athens.

    http://www.sting.com/news/title/sting-in-athens---ticket-presale-information/

    LIVENATION with Sting think that playing a concert in such an historic monument is an once in a lifetime experience and they decided in a country that is in deep economic crisis to hold concerts only for rich people.....

    I prefer to keep in my memory the first appearance of POLICE in Athens when riot police and fans were clashing for 2 hours around the Sporting Indoor Stadium. The times when music was made for fans and LPs were selling millions.....to people listening to music and especially lyrics.

    P.S 10% booking fee on ticket price. For ticketmaster of course. We are living in our precious EU that monopolies are strictly forbidden. A ha ha ha...
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