O2 seating plan
 

I would like to ask where is this exact seat located in the venue? Row and seat is obvious, but section BK A1? Doe sit mean Block A1?

Section BK A1
Row K
Seats 9

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means block A1 to me can I sit next to you :wink:

Yep - block a1
11th row (after the catwalk circle thingy)
as for seats, they are counted from left to right I think.
So you'll be pretty much at the center of that row.

Of course you can ;)

Thanks for the help.

Well, I don't have a ticket yet and I'm still considering whether to go or not. I'll be at the O2 Arena on 15th June for the Aerosmith show, which is between Jovi gigs (13th and 17th) and if I stayed two days longer (or came two days earlier) I could catch also one of Jovi shows.

My hesitation results from the fact that the tickets are over 200 pounds and I wonder if the seats are any good? There is also the low tier seat for this price: BK112, Row H, Seat 386. What do you think, which would be better between those two?

I'd like to be as close to the stage as possible (who wouldn't?) and wonder what the prices will be when they come back to other cities in Europe in 2011? Maybe for that price it could be closer to the stage?

And don't know if this is a mistake or what, but if you go to LiveNation and choose the 17th June show, then it will show you the date of 13th June. Maybe it is just the wrong description, or maybe the tickets are already gone? On he other hand, if you go to buy the tickets directly from bonjovi.com, it will take you to the 17th June tickets on Live Nation.

I still don't understand why they couldn't create a Standing Area. Lady Gaga had one:

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I dont think it has anything to do with money. With General admission, you can fit more people. AND you can still have the "exclusive circle" with seats (if desired) and make more money.

i think the prices they are charging for the 'privelege' of having a seat are that much more than standing tickets they are making more money by having seats on the floor

I don't buy the money argument for this particular one. As Erik said, they could charge the same deranged prices for a GA floor, and fit more people, therefore sell more of the insanely expensive tickets. I think it has more to do with what they expect the audience to be.

I dont think theres anyway that they would have charged £200 quid for GA floor tickets, maybe in the circle. But for the rest of the floor i would have thought around £70