I just get slightly pissed off if people think they can join queues 30 min. before the gates open purely because if stand there all day others can do the same.

 

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Oh totally, I don't agree with that, but letting one or two in a little later on is no problem really.

:dozey: indeed :lol: But that's to our advantage, fortunately.

 

Nah, no way they're getting in front of us...they won't be allowed to queue that early, mummy won't let them :lol:

same year - 1-2 people is normally not a problem, I let them in as well...I just get slightly pissed off if people think they can join queues 30 min. before the gates open purely because if stand there all day others can do the same.

 

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There was this one time when a whole bunch of us @ the front of the queue nearly got into a fight because 2 girls just wandered along and sat down in front with no one holding a spot for them. When we asked they said a friend was here before them but when we asked them where he/she was they didn't say a word and just glared @ us :angry: Luckily for us we managed to run faster than them (they were wearing heels and skirts for goodness' sake) to get a better spot than them :dozey:

At War Child we were rowing with the Killers fans (not Denise and her friends, they stayed there all day :nice:) in front of us who set up really early on, like 8am (doors were 9pm) stood for about 3 hours and then left for the rest of the day, like almost the whole day! But they thought since they'd got up early that meant they could have the front of the queue for the whole day whilst they sat in the comfort of their hotel and we froze our asses off for 10 hours outside. :angry:

There was this one time when a whole bunch of us @ the front of the queue nearly got into a fight because 2 girls just wandered along and sat down in front with no one holding a spot for them. When we asked they said a friend was here before them but when we asked them where he/she was they didn't say a word and just glared @ us :angry: Luckily for us we managed to run faster than them (they were wearing heels and skirts for goodness' sake) to get a better spot than them :dozey:

 

a couple of peope tried this at U2 but the people where having none of it and the security moved them to the back of the queue. :)

 

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At War Child we were rowing with the Killers fans (not Denise and her friends, they stayed there all day :nice:) in front of us who set up really early on, like 8am (doors were 9pm) stood for about 3 hours and then left for the rest of the day, like almost the whole day! But they thought since they'd got up early that meant they could have the front of the queue for the whole day whilst they sat in the comfort of their hotel and we froze our asses off for 10 hours outside. :angry:

*shakes fist* :angry:

a couple of peope tried this at U2 but the people where having none of it and the security moved them to the back of the queue. :)

 

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Well we did ask the security but apart from giving them a talking to they didn't do anything else *sigh*

 

I hope nothing of this sort happens @ Wembley!

Hey guys, I'm just gonna ask you since TicketMaster aren't replying.

 

So, I live in Sweden, and I've got 4 tickets to one of the Wembley gigs. I know the tickets haven't been dispatched yet, but it's less than three weeks left and I'm getting a bit anxious. When will they dispatch those tickets? Is it absolutely certain that I'll receive these in time for our departure to UK the 17:th?

 

I'd really appreciate a reply, thanks.

Hey guys, I'm just gonna ask you since TicketMaster aren't replying.

 

So, I live in Sweden, and I've got 4 tickets to one of the Wembley gigs. I know the tickets haven't been dispatched yet, but it's less than three weeks left and I'm getting a bit anxious. When will they dispatch those tickets? Is it absolutely certain that I'll receive these in time for our departure to UK the 17:th?

 

I'd really appreciate a reply, thanks.

Some of the international Coldplayers have already received their tickets, though others have not. I think they are slowly dispatching the tickets in batches, so they should get to yours soon. For international orders they usually do an (almost) overnight delivery so don't panic just yet!

 

Besides, at the checkout Ticketmaster stated that you will get your tickets no less than 5 days before the gig, so if you don't receive them on the 14th, give them a ring.

 

Hope you receive them soon!

You usually receive the tickets just before the concert, so there is still like 2 weeks for you to receive them yet.

At War Child we were rowing with the Killers fans (not Denise and her friends, they stayed there all day :nice:) in front of us who set up really early on, like 8am (doors were 9pm) stood for about 3 hours and then left for the rest of the day, like almost the whole day! But they thought since they'd got up early that meant they could have the front of the queue for the whole day whilst they sat in the comfort of their hotel and we froze our asses off for 10 hours outside. :angry:

:shy:I didn't really go to the pub and I didn't share Kelly's fish and chips at the bar and I didn't do nuffink really while everyone else was outside :embarassed::lol:

:shy:I didn't really go to the pub and I didn't share Kelly's fish and chips at the bar and I didn't do nuffink really while everyone else was outside :embarassed::lol:

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WHY CAN I NOT GO??

WHY CAN I NOT GO??

 

I don't have a Scooby.:confused:

Semy and I did a dry-run to Wembley today. Based on having seeing the waiting areas etc, this is what I think might be useful to know:...

 

Thanks so much for the info! :nice: That really helps.

 

And I think (and hope) that @ Wembley the security will be well organized. I also get pissed off about those who think they can just come to the queue just before the gates open, when everyone else has lined up all day.

I wonder if anyone will get pissed off if I leave the queue to fuck off at lunchtime for two hours to watch Burnley v Sunderland in the pub :shy:

Get there early. I don't know how early is advisable yet (especially because getting there very early for the show on the 19th will mean getting mixed up with the lines for people seeing the show on the 18th)

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There was this one time when a whole bunch of us @ the front of the queue nearly got into a fight because 2 girls just wandered along and sat down in front with no one holding a spot for them. When we asked they said a friend was here before them but when we asked them where he/she was they didn't say a word and just glared @ us :angry: Luckily for us we managed to run faster than them (they were wearing heels and skirts for goodness' sake) to get a better spot than them :dozey:

Haha this made me laugh Min :lol:

 

And Ian, if you get out of that queue, you won't get in anymore :snobby: :P

Everyone directly behind us are going to be Coldplayers though, we'll be taking up most of the queue for most of the day. The less hardcore will be coming later I think.

that's a very good point! I don't think there will be any problem joining the queue later, chances are you'll be let in by people wearing yellow!

that's a very good point! I don't think there will be any problem joining the queue later, chances are you'll be let in by people wearing yellow!

 

Yup! Anyone wearing yellow should get a "free pass".:smug:

Haha sure, so that you can all have a few drinks in a bar watching soccer while we're dieing of thirst :D

that's a very good point! I don't think there will be any problem joining the queue later, chances are you'll be let in by people wearing yellow!

 

Yeah with us all being in Yellow people aren't going to have a problem with us coming and going, especially as they won't be able to tell us apart :lol:

and if anyone asks, just say they'll be coming shortly, and they're wearing yellow. Thus saving a spot for 100+ people :D

That doesn't mean one administrative type yellow fellow can go to the pub until 3.50pm :P

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