CALZAGHE FIGHT: BEST SEATS?

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Deserter
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CALZAGHE FIGHT: BEST SEATS?

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Hello gents,
Need you advice on this one. I'm flying back to Blighty for the weekend of the Calzaghe fight and have managed to persuade my mate to do a weekender in Cardiff for his 30th birthday (no ulterior motive on my part of course :wink: )
To cut a long story short, I've never been to Cardiff Ice Rink and there doesn't appear to be a seating plan so I've got no way of telling which the best value for money seats are. I think they start at 35 quid and we're looking at getting ones in the region of 50/75 quid, but your advice would be invaluable.
I've tried looking on Frank's website but I can't even access the on-line booking form there, let alone get some sort of seating plan!
Your help would be appreciated!
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I haven't been to the ice rink Deserter, but I went to the Cardiff castle show in 2002: 70 odd quid tickets got me front row seats in the outer ring section, just behind the press/celebrity section. So I'm guessing that's approx where you'll be..

Hopefully local Welsh expert Lugh can enlighten you. I do know that the FW booking office is pretty unhelpful - longest sentence I got from the girl on the phone was: Yes. No. Yes. No etc...
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Post by Pipps »

Deserter, can't really tell where the £50-70 tickets will be but think all the £30's have gone, cos a mate of mine tried getting some yesterday on FWTV. If you look on link below it might give you a better idea!



http://www.thecardiffdevils.co.uk/ticketSales/index
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Cheers gents.
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Re: CALZAGHE FIGHT: BEST SEATS?

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Deserter wrote:Hello gents,
Need you advice on this one. I'm flying back to Blighty for the weekend of the Calzaghe fight and have managed to persuade my mate to do a weekender in Cardiff for his 30th birthday (no ulterior motive on my part of course :wink: )
To cut a long story short, I've never been to Cardiff Ice Rink and there doesn't appear to be a seating plan so I've got no way of telling which the best value for money seats are. I think they start at 35 quid and we're looking at getting ones in the region of 50/75 quid, but your advice would be invaluable.
I've tried looking on Frank's website but I can't even access the on-line booking form there, let alone get some sort of seating plan!
Your help would be appreciated!
The Ice Rink is a pretty small venue and I have been in both the pricy and cheap seats and if I'm honest there's not alot in it - the seating is pretty steep sided so if anything I reckon I saw more from the cheap seats!
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Re: CALZAGHE FIGHT: BEST SEATS?

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Lugh wrote:
Deserter wrote:Hello gents,
Need you advice on this one. I'm flying back to Blighty for the weekend of the Calzaghe fight and have managed to persuade my mate to do a weekender in Cardiff for his 30th birthday (no ulterior motive on my part of course :wink: )
To cut a long story short, I've never been to Cardiff Ice Rink and there doesn't appear to be a seating plan so I've got no way of telling which the best value for money seats are. I think they start at 35 quid and we're looking at getting ones in the region of 50/75 quid, but your advice would be invaluable.
I've tried looking on Frank's website but I can't even access the on-line booking form there, let alone get some sort of seating plan!
Your help would be appreciated!
The Ice Rink is a pretty small venue and I have been in both the pricy and cheap seats and if I'm honest there's not alot in it - the seating is pretty steep sided so if anything I reckon I saw more from the cheap seats!
Thanks Lugh. Reckon I'm going to go for the 50 quid ones then.
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