Yeah, u could see it earlier, they were originally priced at 111quid, but then came down to 76.50. Someone on backstage foned TM and they said u needed to be in their "priority Club" (which costs 20quid) in order to avail of passwords and stuff, hope thats not true! I would like to think that Fanclub members got the chance first! Thats the only reason i'm in it!

Oh, that's not so cheap. I'm not going to Dublin but I was expecting the prices outside England to be cheaper. Hope they won't come to Spain if they're going to charge that :S

That works out as £52. Not TOOOO bad I guess.... :rolleyes:

Because the pound is too high and everything in your little island is too expensive (except for books :D) it doesn't see too pricey to you :p

Hehe, I do see your point. I dont want to pay it, but I may be forced to If i cant get tickets for any other UK shows. Most BIG bands over here charge £27-35 for their concerts. Bands like Bon jovi earn enough money, without having to charge their fans double the amount than other artists.

Im not really too surprised at the ticket prices...last time they were €59 (I think) so I guess they could be higher.

Wonder which price the GA are though :D

Oh I see! Last tour the most expensice tickets were at 40€ so there's the difference :) Although you got the whole thing, stage and all :rolleyes:

cant complain about ticket prices, after all "Sir Elton John" charged e100, as did Pavorotti.
And Trust me, after seeing U2 in Croker this is gonna be ****in spectacular!
May 20th is very early though, i hope the weather holds up.....
it can be pretty funny here! lol

Woohoo, seen U2 there in june, was class! Will be on at 9 tomoz gettin myself 2 tix me thinks! Is that FA cup final day? Its also at the time of my finals, but its a saturday!!!!

No, the FA Cup Final, is the previous week. taken from bbc.co.uk...

England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson has won his battle to secure a four-week break before the 2006 World Cup finals.

The 2006 FA Cup final - the first game at the new Wembley - has been brought forward a week to Saturday 13 May, and the Premiership will end a week early.

Sides in the Uefa Cup will not play replays in the fifth or sixth round of the FA Cup while Champions League teams will not have sixth-round replays.

Any ties affected will go to extra-time and penalties if necessary.

The arrangement will only be in effect next season.

In a statement, the Football Association said: "This was deemed to be the only available solution to a very complex issue.

"We believe it is crucial to allow the national team to be given equal preparation time to every other team competing in Germany next summer.