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There must have been something in the universe, haha. I received my vinyl today :)

Good advice! I have emailed them as well, and got an email today that my shipping costs will be refunded as well. Although I'm a little bit worried now about the pin, because the exclusive version with pin is the only reason I pre-ordered it at all.

I think he was clearly joking around..

I'm really digging this song "Together in electric dreams" :D:laughing:

Great story Stephen! Nice that you've shared this with us :)

Very annoying indeed. Beautiful version though :heart_eyes:

So nice of him to adress this.

Already got someone to help me. Thanks :)

Is there somebody in England willing to buy todays Sunday Times for me? I live in Holland and will obviously pay for the paper plus postage. Let me know, thanks! Hopefully I'm not too late..

Is there somebody in England willing to buy todays Sunday Times for me? I live in Holland and will obviously pay for the paper plus postage. Let me know, thanks!

Ofcourse I don't mind. You can find my story about it here: https://coldplaying.com/forum/index.php?threads/1-jul-2014-royal-albert-hall-london-uk.99486/post-5678824 (Hope this works?)

I also think the U2 system is a good option: my sister has been a U2 fan since years and became a member of the official fanclub many years ago. When there's a tour, they send different presale codes, depending on how long people have been a member. This membership costs about 40 of 50 euros a year, I believe, but I think most fans don't mind that at all, if it means you can buy 2 tickets for sure, without the stress of 'normal' ticketsales.

Yes ofcourse they did! At least, that's what I think. Chris said in the BBC interview that one of the biggest problems is audiences flying in from all over the world. So that's why I decided to respect that, even though I would love to just fly to London and see what happens.

You're right. I've been thinking about this all week and a part of me feels like you have to force your own happiness. And my last experience in Londen, when I was able to sneak in and see the complete soundcheck in the Royal Albert Hall is clouding my judgement ;) But I also feel that Coldplay have consiously made a decision to not tour and have made the Sunrise and Sunset concert available for the whole world on Youtube. And I also want to respect that decision, also because I consiously haven't been flying for the past two years because of the environment. So what kind of person would I be to just put all that aside and fly there anyway, begging for tickets? (The kind of person that just LOVES Coldplay so much, I know. But still.) So thanks Mathieu, I'm back on earth now ;)

So how many people will actually go to London / the venue without having tickets? I'm considering it but having doubts..

Ah Ah, your name sounded a little Dutch as well, so that's why I was wondering ;) Too bad we didn't have any luck :(

Where were you flying from?

Really? I'm thinking about it as well. The only hope is that Phil or someone sees us and lets us in, but what our the chances of that happening... :neutral:

:pensive:

It says Sold out now...

I keep having the option to buy wheelchair tickets. Anyone know someone in a wheelchair? ;)

Nope :(

Me too! :eek:

Did anyone get the presale code yet?