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Post by george on Jun 15, 2007 9:00:50 GMT
Hi Grant
I booked through See Tickets and have Arena F3 seats 23 to 26. So no bad behaviour from you just behind us!
Cheers,
George
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Post by Stephany on Jun 15, 2007 9:04:00 GMT
Hi all, Thank you Martin for the advice - I booked my tickets through the Royal Albert Hall website. Grant and George, I've got Arena A5 Seat 10. Not to sure if it's a good seat, though. I asked them to hold my ticket at the Box Office, because I don't have an address in Manchester yet. I'll book a place to stay the night in London and the bus tickets later (or train, not sure which one is better!). See you there  |
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Post by grant on Jun 15, 2007 9:16:02 GMT
Hi all, Thank you Martin for the advice - I booked my tickets through the Royal Albert Hall website. Grant and George, I've got Arena A5 Seat 10. Not to sure if it's a good seat, though. I asked them to hold my ticket at the Box Office, because I don't have an address in Manchester yet. I'll book a place to stay the night in London and the bus tickets later (or train, not sure which one is better!). See you there Hi Stephany If you go to All Angels thread, then Classical Brits. You will see on Reply 7 Roger has posted a seating plan of RAH. It would appear that you are on the opposite side to George's party and me, though we all appear to have reasonable seats. No doubt we will all arrange to meet up before the show anyway. Best wishes Grant |
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Post by george on Jun 15, 2007 9:31:02 GMT
Hi Stephany, Grant & co If you click on this link and then select continue (in the select your own section) then click on stalls you will see a plan that numbers all the seats. Then run your cursor over the seats, the Seat/Row numbers appear. Don't go booking though - it is a plan for a future concert but gives the picture of where you are all sat! tickets.royalalberthall.com/season/reserve.aspx?spid=9830&id=9831&src=tLooking forward to meeting you, Stephany George |
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Post by Steve H on Jun 15, 2007 9:52:11 GMT
Hi George thanks for the plan!  We have booked ARENA F (Front) row 8 seats 27-30  This is looking like a great HWI get together. Steve H  |
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Post by postscript on Jun 15, 2007 9:58:50 GMT
This is getting exciting for me too, if only I can be sure of getting my health problems sorted out by then. I stayed in Dusseldorf for a whole summer holiday as a child and on another occasion it was the base that started a holiday tour round some of Germany, particularly including the Black Forest, Cologne and Hamberlin yonks ago.
I have been meaning to re-tour Germany again. Now, train or car? The evenings will be drawing in by then quite considerably, but autumn colours--although a lot of your wooded area, if I remember correctly is evergreen, is it not, Thomas?
Peter S.
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Post by Steve H on Jun 15, 2007 10:17:22 GMT
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Post by postscript on Jun 15, 2007 10:28:18 GMT
Count me in for the Albert Hall. Hopefully with Hayley, but in any event I think this could turn out to be a big HWI gathering and what's more We all get to meet Stephany!!Guys, do you think she's ready for us?  As I've never been to the AH before, where is everybody planning to sit or where are the best seats? OMG!! The Albert Hall. Can't wait!! Best wishes Grant WELL DON''T SIT UP IN THE GODS FULLER THEN A THIRD OF THE CIRCLE ROUND FROM ABOVE THE ROYAL BOX. Preferably, don't sit in the Gods. Gordon, Dave can comment about how 'twisted' you need to be to sit in the side flanking stalls and someone said don't sit in the centre too close or you'll get a crick in the neck! So much for the Albert Hall!!! Did you know that when they built it they forgot to put in toilets!? On a more positive note, the roof consists of spines like an umbrella. It is supported by its weight pressing downwards and outwards against the walls. It had to be assembled a few feet above the walls and then dropped into position. When it came to doing the dastardly deed none of the builders would knock the chocks away and no on would stay in the building while it happened--rather like when the dentist disappears round the door as he presses the button to take an X-ray! The architect himself had to climb the scaffolding and knock the chocks away. In one even movement, the whole thing suddenly sank three to six feet, locking centrally and into the walls. Its been like that ever since, not actually built into the walls. Oh boy, what engineering! Peter S. |
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Post by roger on Jun 15, 2007 10:31:09 GMT
It's a nice picture of Hayley too! It sure is, Steve. I had just pinched it for my avatar moments before seeing you post! Roger |
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Post by tonyw on Jun 15, 2007 10:54:15 GMT
Hi
I have booked seats A3 9&10, end of 3rd row. I am looking forward to meeting HWI members, looks like a big gathering!
Tony
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Post by Caitlin on Jun 15, 2007 11:00:10 GMT
Quick advice anyone? Stall G6 seat 13 or right next to Stephany? <3 Caite |
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Post by Steve H on Jun 15, 2007 11:02:26 GMT
Hi Caite
I think right next to Stephany is a better position.
Steve H
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Post by Stephany on Jun 15, 2007 11:02:39 GMT
Caite, if you're next to me, be ready to be the victim of my "oronico flow" gesture  Steph |
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Post by Caitlin on Jun 15, 2007 11:03:24 GMT
Steve- thanks for the advice Steph- And you would be the victim of my dancing and singing the entire show! Think you could handle that? I might even get you involved. lol <3 Caite |
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Post by Stephany on Jun 15, 2007 11:08:20 GMT
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