Unbelievable price Block A2 Row 3. No need to guess where!!!! link
At least Brixton has come down. Even Cardiff's cheapest is £125.00 standing!!!
I know this nas been covered before for Brixton but this is f****** crazy!!!
Talking about the incredibly high prices for tickets on link, don't you think the fact that they've even got tickets for Brixton(let alone the price) make a mockery of the so called lottery?
alibat wrote: Talking about the incredibly high prices for tickets on link, don't you think the fact that they've even got tickets for Brixton(let alone the price) make a mockery of the so called lottery?
Some people have genuinely won tickets for Brixton via the lottery so good luck to them!
What I want to know is how these rip-off bastards got their tickets!!
There was a limit of 2 per person if I remember for the lottery and 6 per person for pre-sales. Question is...how many people are so desperate to see Queen that they'll pay anything for the chance....or they might leave it a bit longer knowing that if tickets are not selling well prices will drop. It's a f****** shambles,
joke really and boils down to one thing......how much money can be made.....and how quickly.
Spoke to Val regading this and expressed "Our" feelings. the way it goes (from some of those being offered)is that you pay for the tickets and are told to pick them up from the box office before the gig. Guess What.... There ain't any tickets there. The other one is that you get a forged ticket sent through the post which is detected on the night....
That is frightening that they can get away with it
Just thought you might like to know this...
Getmetickets.net were featured on Watchdog..... UK TV Tuesday nights....this week - 25/01/05 and were exposed as out and out crooks!!!.
They advertised "front row seats" for a f****** open air festival which didn't have ANY seats. There was some punter who had paid £390 for a pair of Glastonbury 2004 tickets and as all tickets are printed with the original buyers name & address they will only let you in if you can prove you are that person. Obviously nobody other than the original buyer can therefore get in. He turned up for the weekend with his £390 and would'nt let him in.... probably no ID with address on. Getmetickets refused to reimburse.
You might think.....TV exaggeration and all that-but there's no smoke without fire! I got this from a mate and didn't see it for myself. DON'T TOUCH WITH A BARGEPOLE UNLESS OF COURSE YOU HAVE MONEY TO BURN OR ARE TOTALLY STUPID!! These sharks/bastards need a good kicking!!
I watched that edition of watchdog and sent them the following e-mail after the programme:-
Hi,
Saw your programme regarding the continuing problems with getmetickets.net.
As you may know, Queen have announced that they are touring for the first time in nearly 20 years, with Paul Rodgers from Free. Tickets for all the UK shows have already sold out. The first date is a special show at The Brixton Academy, tickets priced at £55. This show is for Queen fan club members only, and tickets are being allocated by way of a lottery. Only people who were members of the fan club (and Queenonline.com) prior to the tour being announced could enter, and then only for a maximum two tickets each. The draw was oversubscribed, with approx 4 applications for each available ticket.
With that in mind, many Queen fans would like to know how it is that getmetickets.net were able to advertise tickets for Brixton Academy, at £395 each, before the draw for fan club members have even been made !
Their response would be interesting
Best regards and keep up the good work,
Colin Gorrie
Teo_torriate04 wrote: I watched that edition of watchdog and sent them the following e-mail after the programme:-
Hi,
Saw your programme regarding the continuing problems with getmetickets.net.
As you may know, Queen have announced that they are touring for the first time in nearly 20 years, with Paul Rodgers from Free. Tickets for all the UK shows have already sold out. The first date is a special show at The Brixton Academy, tickets priced at £55. This show is for Queen fan club members only, and tickets are being allocated by way of a lottery. Only people who were members of the fan club (and Queenonline.com) prior to the tour being announced could enter, and then only for a maximum two tickets each. The draw was oversubscribed, with approx 4 applications for each available ticket.
With that in mind, many Queen fans would like to know how it is that getmetickets.net were able to advertise tickets for Brixton Academy, at £395 each, before the draw for fan club members have even been made !
Their response would be interesting
Best regards and keep up the good work,
Colin Gorrie
Received an e-mail tonight from a researcher from the BBC Watchdog programme asking me to give them a ring to discuss the matter as they are very interested in investigating it further,
Ooer !