Take That 2007 Uk Tour tickets

Teresa60

I got 2 tickets from seetickets and have an allocation of 13, L 143-144. Can someone clarify this for me: Is it Block 13 or Block L, according to the seating plan I'm not sure. I paid £45 for these tickets and would like to know if I would be entitled to a refund like someone else is trying but want to clarify my seating. Thanks for any help

niteflite01

Teresa60 wrote:

I got 2 tickets from seetickets and have an allocation of 13, L 143-144. Can someone clarify this for me: Is it Block 13 or Block L, according to the seating plan I'm not sure. I paid £45 for these tickets and would like to know if I would be entitled to a refund like someone else is trying but want to clarify my seating. Thanks for any help

Sounds like Block 13, row L, seats 143 and 144

Teresa60

Thanks niteflite, would you say that was a £45 ticket then?

tarajayne

Have seen on another forum that they have said not to put your actual seat no.s on these threads as people who print up illegal tickets can then work out batchs to sell on. We should stick to blocks and rows !

marymilkmaid

i rang nec & asked about block 13 & was told they were £45 tickets

niteflite01

Teresa60 wrote:

Thanks niteflite, would you say that was a £45 ticket then?

Just clarify which venue for me, then I'll tell you

Ahhh the NEC?

Teresa60

I have just been on seetickets site and there are still tickets for London, 3/12 £45 tickets block 408 and block 413. Dont know if anyone still wants some.

Richard_45

Right ive had enough of people complaining....i think they charge based on view of the stage/tiering. Yes block 207 looks far away but has a full on view, the same as THE FRONT ROW just further back. Side blocks mean people have to look at an angle so will charge less for them. Then naturally as you get closer to the stage the price increases. I feel very lucky to have block 111 when many others failed to get tickets, just be thankful for what you've got!

bella4uk

Richard_45 wrote:

Right ive had enough of people complaining....i think they charge based on view of the stage/tiering. Yes block 207 looks far away but has a full on view, the same as THE FRONT ROW just further back. Side blocks mean people have to look at an angle so will charge less for them. Then naturally as you get closer to the stage the price increases. I feel very lucky to have block 111 when many others failed to get tickets, just be thankful for what you've got!

Well at Newcastle the side view right at the back was still £45.....so I think people have a good right to complain

SurfBowlSC

2 things....

Firstly, Seetickets website says they have tickets on sale for most dates.
However, when you select the number of tickets required - there are none available, even when you only select ONE ticket.

Secondly, to tout or businesswoman. I have to admire your advice for those users wanting to sell on ebay. Advising that they advertise as "Top Price" tickets, but not mention where, thereby doing EXACTLY the same thing to potential buyers that you're moaning about SeeTickets doing!!!!

If I bought a ticket on ebay that was advertised as such, then discovered that it was right at the back, I'd be asking for my refund from you.

Personally I'd say you should be advertising them as EXACTLY what they are. Mention the block, row and seat numbers. Start at a low bidding price and if people want them, they'll buy them.
Don't go trying to con people out of their money or you're no better than SeeTickets.......