Hyde Park

This is TM's version of the standing situation (helpful eh...)

http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/cgi/as....gif&category=[/u]

LOL, BOLL'OCKS! I couldnt make a more detailed version of HP myself no-it-all-tw@s!

it would be stupid if our tickets assigned us to queue at different entrances...

eg

if that is the case why would i spend £60 to queue all day for a place in a pit that's not at the very front and is to the very far side?

And yet they put more gold standing tickets on sale!

well all they do there you see is just cut a pixel or two from the arch and make it a little more egg shaped and they can fit them in

there is one which is LOADS more detailed on then one, telling u wot each section is and how the gold section is split..looks like it has been replaced with this one tho, so i guess maybe the sections dont count and its just first come, first serve.

Jag? could you do us a favour please and try to find that if you can? just so we know what to expect (or what not to expect... i'm sure we'll all be surprised when we find out on the day)

i'd have thought it silly personally for some people to be told that even if they queued 4 days early they are queuing for a section to the far side of the stage and behind the front sections... because when you book your tickets you don't have that choice

yeah ill give it a shot, im right with u tho, it dont make sense if we are situated, i think maybe that the tickets were just sorted that way i dunno, ill give it a look tho

yeh - i hope it was just a way of tracking how many have been sold... like at an arena show when it is standing... sometimes it has a seat number on (presumably just for safety reasons so that they don't oversell)

i would guess this would be the case. at least this way they have an electronic method of counting heads, so to speak.