When I bought the 130s and then realised 5 mins later that the 200s were now available I felt a bit gutted. It was like an anti-climax. Was speaking to my mate on the phone and we thought **** it buy 200s and try sell the 130s later and I feel a lot better for it now as we'll be in the seats we wanted. I've gone halves with my mate on the 130s, so £300 each. Worst case scenario we can't sell the tickets, it's not a fortune and will be forgotten about quickly enough.
The 2 came to 279.80 euros in total which is £245. They are still up on the site at that price though mate and, unlike me, you might be clever enough to spot and unclick the £10 insurance rip-off!!atsch
i might need them, just waiting for my mate to comfirm. if he dont go only need the 1 which is abit **** for both of u coz ur be stuck with the other 1
TBH mate, I know what you're saying but I'm just glad to have to tickets and the whole thing not ending up like the Hatton-Mayweather ticket allocation fiasco a few years back.
I'm glad to have tickets as well, cannot wait for it. Arrive in Hamburg on the Friday at 11.10 and don't leave until the Sunday afternoon. What happened with the Hatton tickets?
Ive got 8. five are already taken. hopefull we will be able to make a profit on them. Seatwave are already charging double for them
Allegedly.... The British ticket allocation was handled though Hatton Promotions. Not many of them seemed to find their way to fans and ended up in corporate packages costing thousands of pounds. The MGMs ticket allocation went to their high rollers so the average British fans was shafted.
ill let u know 2mo bout how many tickets if i need them :good i paid £450 for my hatton ticket in the cheapest seat in the Garden