Miley Cyrus Tickets Pre-Sale for O2 Customers Thursday 18th June

tinkerbellmummy

I read that Metro Station are supporting her, the band her brother is in.

ratboy01

just read the post
those ticket prices are out of order!!!

Stubbarama

pudding wrote: »

my OH bought 4 tickets with ticketmaster for miley for me and the kids...does that mean he has to take them if his names on the ticket?

Yep he has to be there. Not a great system IMHO

pudding

so all those buying on ebay will get stuffed at the venue then....my OH will be driving us to manchester so he will have to take the kids in then instead of me..how stupid when i don't have a credit card to buy the bloomin tickets anyway so they are gonna be in his name

kerrymay

Hi,

I got my DD a ticket for her 11th birthday using my husband's credit card. We're planning to book a hotel nearby and he was goingto look after ourother younger chiildren there whilst I took her to the concert. I think I might have to ring the O2 beforehand and check whether it will be OK to take along the email confirmation, husband's credit card and my ID to show we have the same surname. Hopefully common sense will prevail. Failing that he will have to come with us, show his credit card at the door and hope that works - he was thinking of getting the other kids something to eat in the O2 whilst the concert is on anyway. Worst case scenario he'll have to sit through the concert instead of me - which neither he nor my daughter will be thrilled about!

pudding

i am in the same position kerrymay..my husband is going to come to the entrance with his card and details etc to the MEN manchester..it's an hour and a half drive from us and then to be told you can't come..Either him or me will be sitting in the car for the duration of the show

susancs

kerrymay wrote: »

Hi,

I got my DD a ticket for her 11th birthday using my husband's credit card. We're planning to book a hotel nearby and he was goingto look after ourother younger chiildren there whilst I took her to the concert. I think I might have to ring the O2 beforehand and check whether it will be OK to take along the email confirmation, husband's credit card and my ID to show we have the same surname. Hopefully common sense will prevail. Failing that he will have to come with us, show his credit card at the door and hope that works - he was thinking of getting the other kids something to eat in the O2 whilst the concert is on anyway. Worst case scenario he'll have to sit through the concert instead of me - which neither he nor my daughter will be thrilled about!

You might be able to get a £9 family room in the Travelodge sale starting Thursday at 6am (might be an idea to get online earlier, as often starts before 6am).

bluepricey

eezer wrote: »

We won't see her face from where we're sat at the MEN, but I suspect she'll be laughing all the way to the bank. Hope it's not Billy Ray in support or it may be a quick exit.

And Ticket master etc are having a laugh too with a £6 service charge per ticket. I certainly aint laughing.

The only consolation over this expensive evening is at least ours is after Christmas so the tickets will be part of their present.

£170 for 3 tickets. (would insert angry thingy, but can't find one angry enough)

:rotfl:were probably sat next to each other mines part of daughters xmas present as well she just doesnt no it yet

ArsenalFC

£50 + booking fee for such an act is quite frankly way overpriced. No doubt she is a talented youngster but costing more than beyonce who I recently saw at the o2, £49.50 ticket + £7 fee is just silly. My niece who is abroad really loves this girl, then she is 7 years old. She will appeal to youngers and some grown men.

With regards to transferable ticket so anyone can use it. Normally anyone can use these tickets for entry. It's only if you have to collect the tickets from the office that the card holder has to be present with their card. Once collected, anyone can use the tickets.

nic_nac_

Fiverqueen wrote: »

Those prices are outrageous for such a new performer! :eek:
Was hoping to get tickets for my two girls to go, but not at £50 each (and that's if you can find them). I've only paid £30 a ticket to see U2 in August - world mega band!

Smacks of parental exploitation to me! (or am I just a tight fisted grumpy cow?).

No, I totally agree with you Fiverqueen my DD loves Miley but there is absoloutely no way I would pay £50-£60 per ticket plus £6 per ticket booking fee to go and see her, xmas present or not. I think it is absoloutely outrageous that they are charging these prices for these tickets knowing that most of her fans will be young kids, it's expensive enough with all the hannah montana clothing, bedding, toys etc. without getting ripped off the price of a concert ticket as well!:mad: There, rant over!