Princey said:
hey, ill be taking the trip down from Hull to Twickenham on the 18th. cya there!!
1 love 1 life said:i spose for the party we could just go to a pub?? or maybe go into central london on the subway and go to a club?? any other suggestions?
Bono's Tart said:8 shows in 16 days I think I'm going to need a holiday after all this!!
Just time for a rest before the Madrid gig!!
beau2ifulday said:
It's a tough life, huh?
Princey said:so what other shows are you going to?
Bono's Tart said:8 shows in 16 days I think I'm going to need a holiday after all this!!
Bono's Tart said:SoCalMusicLover
please tell me your are joking about going to queue over night???????????
Not sure they will even allow overnighters.
SoCalMusicLover said:
Why would I be joking? I heard that people over there queue up 2 days in advance for Wimbledon, so I expected a fair amount would do the same for this.
It depends whether they do random selection into the Pit, like they are in the U.S. If it's first come, first served, then I want to be at the front of the line.
Bono's Tart said:
I'm going to
Manchester both dates
Twickenham both dates
Glasgow
Croke Park both dates
Cardiff
and Madrid in August trying desperately for Paris and NY in November.
SoCalMusicLover said:That's assuming they do the beep process for the European Stadium shows. It still may be first come, first served.
And why is it funny that someone would queue overnight? It's been happening for most of the shows thus far in California, and Europe shows will have 3 times the # of people in attendance, so there's a pretty high likelihood that many will do that over there too.
Princey said:
If you try tickettravel on the top deck of Princes Quay in Hull you may have some luck for Paris. its about £250 including travel and accommodation i think but dunno if all the tickets are gone yet
Bono's Tart said:I still dont think they will allow to camp out over night you may just have to go early. But good luck to you if thats what you want to do.
I understand that its happened in California but its really not a requirement its a bit sad really!
The phrase get a life springs to mind!!
SoCalMusicLover said:
I find it funny that someone who is going to 8 shows in 16 days, is telling me that I'm sad for spending a night in line during the summer in England. I suppose you could go down the road and find the people who wait in line for 48 hours to get a seat at Wimbledon.
If you live in a glass house, don't throw stones. There are people who think I'm slightly strange for going overseas for 4 U2 shows, and I assure you there are many who would say "get a life," to a person who sees a band 8 times in about 2 weeks. Lighten Up!
tarquinsuperb said:Right, so the consensus seems to be that a gathering at a pub nearby, after the concert is the best thing. This does mean anyone under eighteen is excluded but I would guess that this isn't a huge problem.
We've got a slight problem putting things together at this stage because it's a bit difficult to hazzard a guess as to what numbers we're dealing with.
And there's still a couple of things we still need to establish:-
Are we hoping to find somewhere that's got something U2 specific on (eg a tribute band or themed night) or somewhere more general.
We still have very little in the way of local knowledge.