50,000 is a fair old crowd, but...
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oliverfennell
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50,000 is a fair old crowd, but...
Why were they telling people all the cheap seats had been sold, and yet on the night half of the upper tier was empty?
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the patriot
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oliverfennell
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They blanketed about a quarter of the entire arena, not just the cheap seats.Terry D wrote:I got upgrades for the Bika fight. It is so they can black blanket the empty seats.
Wales, that may explain it partly, but the point is, people who enquired on the day were told there were NO SEATS under £330 left, when there clearly were.
Patriot raises a good point, though.
Another thought - did a couple of thousand lads in the pubs forget/not know about the 10.30pm entry curfew?
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boxingchat
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the patriot wrote:If you went right to the back of the upper tier, would you be able to see anything what with the lighting stantion (sp) above the ring?
I noticed that most of the upper half of the tier was empty, maybe it was for that reason.
Spot on. The sightlines were only half way up the uppr tier.
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boxingchat
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Who gave that information?oliverfennell wrote:They blanketed about a quarter of the entire arena, not just the cheap seats.Terry D wrote:I got upgrades for the Bika fight. It is so they can black blanket the empty seats.
Wales, that may explain it partly, but the point is, people who enquired on the day were told there were NO SEATS under £330 left, when there clearly were.
Patriot raises a good point, though.
Another thought - did a couple of thousand lads in the pubs forget/not know about the 10.30pm entry curfew?
i bought 4 £75 tickets on the day, so thats BS mate.oliverfennell wrote:They blanketed about a quarter of the entire arena, not just the cheap seats.Terry D wrote:I got upgrades for the Bika fight. It is so they can black blanket the empty seats.
Wales, that may explain it partly, but the point is, people who enquired on the day were told there were NO SEATS under £330 left, when there clearly were.
Patriot raises a good point, though.
Another thought - did a couple of thousand lads in the pubs forget/not know about the 10.30pm entry curfew?
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oliverfennell
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Somebody from the press told me two of his friends wanted to go, but were told over the phone on the day that only £330 and £550 tickets were available. I saw myself Ticketmaster was sold out, and See Tickets only had the top two price bands left.boxingchat wrote:Who gave that information?oliverfennell wrote:They blanketed about a quarter of the entire arena, not just the cheap seats.Terry D wrote:I got upgrades for the Bika fight. It is so they can black blanket the empty seats.
Wales, that may explain it partly, but the point is, people who enquired on the day were told there were NO SEATS under £330 left, when there clearly were.
Patriot raises a good point, though.
Another thought - did a couple of thousand lads in the pubs forget/not know about the 10.30pm entry curfew?