coldplaybrum

I (luckily) have got front row tickets for the show on wednesday. Just want to know how far is the barrier from the fornt row. Want to know because if there is a big distance (will have to spend the evening fighting people off who block my view). If however, there is a small distance it will b e OK as no-one can push in front. I know this may sound bad but if you got front row tickets no-one should be able to get in front of you and if anyone does will ask nicely, inform secuirty and then as a last resort take action myself

Has everyone got their Liverpool tickets. I am still waiting on mine fromt he Liverpool Echo Arena

Don't like saying I told you so -but you can see from th elow demand for these tickets not many people interested in a outside gig in the middle of September - compare these to recent Oasis and Take That outdoor tours and you will see this stadium tour is not really a big hit with the fans.

Yes I am a wimp - go as far as calling myself a super wimp.

I will not be going. Front Row centre tickets for Birmingham on 03/12/08- that is worth it. A stadium gig where you see hardly anything and it will be freezing- no chance. The other peopel are welcomed to the tickets

I am not whingeing - just telling the truth- outdoor shows after August are a bad idea.

Am I the only one that thinks this is Stupid. Outdoor gigs should not happen after August. In mid Spetember it will be freezing and no doubt raining. Why do you think no major festival happens after August. Really bad idea

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OK, I have managed to secure front row seats to see the mighty coldplay at Birmingham in December. I have never got front row seats before and have a question. If another fan gets in front of me - am I within my rights to tell to move out my way. The way I see it is if you have front row seats no-one shoud be in front of you. I know fans from other rows like to push in and get close to the railing to get the best view. If someone does this to me I will politely ask them to move. If this does not work I will inform security - if this does not work - I will beat a fellow coldplay fan up. Totally against violence but I had to que overnight to get these tickets and there is no way some jackass can push in ahead of me. OPINIONS?

Awful This is now a joke - there is no way i could now make it. I am now really annoyed. American fans treated like gold. Us European fans treated like crap. I live in Birmingham - what about fans from Germany, France etc - the only way they can come is by paying over the odss for flights and hotels I am sorry but f**k coldplay - they suck

Not Good Enough I have to say this is crap. Why is it that the New York people know but us Brixton lot do not. I myself have just recently started a new job and cannot take a day off until I know if I am successful. Also, train tickets and hotel costs are going to be way expensive as there will be less than one week before the gig. It is just lazy - I work in IT and I can tell you to sort this out will only a few hours work. I do not buy this rubbish that the team is too busy. They knew how long it would take - so to say now they are too busy is just an excuse. Good intention - free gig But the organisation of it was just not good enough