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New Order live @ Bournemouth International Center, Bournemouth (UK) - 2006.10.09

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El Jarvo wrote:

Minx wrote: Who's going to the aftershow party???? And where the heck is the 'opera house'hotel:confused2:

Sydney. :eek:

:eek3: :laugh:

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But the real question is:

what should we do to go to the aftershow party? Is there some ticket to book??

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Minx wrote:

It's a seaside magical mystery tour. They have deals with hotels. approx £40 a room or more for 4 star. They plan a party afterwards, no extra charge for those staying at the "Opera House 2 Bournemouth with a late Band on free...till 4am

Who's going to the aftershow party???? And where the heck is the 'opera house'hotel:confused2:

The Opera House is a nightclub in Boscombe, which is just a short bus/taxi ride from the BIC.

It's a bit far away for my liking, but it's probably the best venue for a party. Most of the clubs in central Bournemouth are awful. You won't want to be hanging around in Boscombe town too long afterwards though - it's a bit of a shite-hole!

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Burai wrote:

Minx wrote:

It's a seaside magical mystery tour. They have deals with hotels. approx £40 a room or more for 4 star. They plan a party afterwards, no extra charge for those staying at the "Opera House 2 Bournemouth with a late Band on free...till 4am

Who's going to the aftershow party???? And where the heck is the 'opera house'hotel:confused2:

The Opera House is a nightclub in Boscombe, which is just a short bus/taxi ride from the BIC.

It's a bit far away for my liking, but it's probably the best venue for a party. Most of the clubs in central Bournemouth are awful. You won't want to be hanging around in Boscombe town too long afterwards though - it's a bit of a shite-hole!

Thanks:thumb: So no hotel called that, that's what I thought, must have read the original post incorrectly. :welcome: welcome to the site

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Sorry if this is a bit late or you already know, but Ryanair fly to Bournemouth from Pisa. Any good?

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colin gordon wrote: Sorry if this is a bit late or you already know, but Ryanair fly to Bournemouth from Pisa. Any good?

If you live in Pisa, I guess? :shades:

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Manuel Caviglia wrote: But the real question is:

what should we do to go to the aftershow party? Is there some ticket to book??

I asked Mr Wise - your ticket should get you in to the aftershow too:clap:

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Are tickets for the gig still available through Alan Wise?

It's just 'The Blues Cousins' are now thinking of joining the party along the coast..!?!!

Chris :thumb:

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True Blue wrote: Are tickets for the gig still available through Alan Wise?

It's just 'The Blues Cousins' are now thinking of joining the party along the coast..!?!!

Chris :thumb:

Yep, definitly, he has plenty left. I'll be sending him my money this weekend:clap:

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anybody know anything about this ?? i got it off the B I C website

Your Event Details Monday 9 October 2006 At Opera House, Boscombe Opera House presents Young Knives plus support Prices : £8.00

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The Young Knives do a wicked cover version of 'Kids in America'.:thumb:

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Just decided i'm going to this, got a couple of questions:

  1. Is it all standing?
  2. Do you have to buy tickets from Alan Wise if you want to get in aftershow?

Thanks

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Missy Jem wrote: Just decided i'm going to this, got a couple of questions:

  1. Is it all standing?
  2. Do you have to buy tickets from Alan Wise if you want to get in aftershow?

Thanks

There are a small number of seats in the balcony, but the main hall is all-standing.

Hope not! Should be able to sort it on the night I would think.

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Cheers Tim. My boss just rolled his eyes when i handed him my holiday card, already have 8 days booked off!

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Missy Jem wrote: Cheers Tim. My boss just rolled his eyes when i handed him my holiday card, already have 8 days booked off!

:banghead: aaaaaarrrrggggghhhh you just reminded me! Ain't booked any hols yet!

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:laugh:

Only a slight overlook!

(You can always throw a sicky - not that i would of course!)

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where's Bournmouth?

near Plymouth?

:scratch:

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Missy Jem wrote: :laugh:

Only a slight overlook!

(You can always throw a sicky - not that i would of course!)

Not for two weeks of odd days I can't!

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Missy Jem wrote: Cheers Tim. My boss just rolled his eyes when i handed him my holiday card, already have 8 days booked off!

Holiday card?!

Do you punch in and out too?!

Does a big whistle go at the end of your dinner break?!

:eek3:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Missy Jem wrote: Cheers Tim. My boss just rolled his eyes when i handed him my holiday card, already have 8 days booked off!

Holiday card?!

Do you punch in and out too?!

Does a big whistle go at the end of your dinner break?!

:eek3:

she's really a mini-skirted clippie on the Buses, and Blakey's her boss.

and...she goes home to Arfur!! :nod:

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J.A.K wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

Missy Jem wrote: Cheers Tim. My boss just rolled his eyes when i handed him my holiday card, already have 8 days booked off!

Holiday card?!

Do you punch in and out too?!

Does a big whistle go at the end of your dinner break?!

:eek3:

she's really a mini-skirted clippie on the Buses, and Blakey's her boss.

and...she goes home to Arfur!! :nod:

:evil4:

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spot on.

pity its in B & W, or you'd see the Orange.

:laugh:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Missy Jem wrote: Cheers Tim. My boss just rolled his eyes when i handed him my holiday card, already have 8 days booked off!

Holiday card?!

Do you punch in and out too?!

Does a big whistle go at the end of your dinner break?!

:eek3:

Why how do you book your holidays in the Smoke? Computers? Telepathy?

Don't have a clock card, they got rid of the machine due to abuse! So they solved it by giving everybody their own timesheets to fill in :nuts: :laugh:

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(Re. pic of Olive)

Why I oughta! That really is me though.

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Hello There! Time for thinking to an accomodation in Bournemouth I think...Any suggestion for some hotel near the venue, or probably better near the Opera House? I'll be spending the week-end before the gig in London so if you know some beautiful and cheap accomodation in London suggestions are welcomed as well! Thanks for your help!

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Whew . . . This is what happens when you don't login for a while - - - I almost missed this!

What a coincidence - we're flying into to Gatwick on SEP/25/06 for our Honeymoon/vacation . . . and we don't depart from Edinborough until OCT/13/06. I can't believe this!!!!! :clap:

Anyone know the chances of getting tickets from Alan sent to my sorry butt here in Canada before SEP/25?

I really still can't believe this - - - any other silly Canadians going? We'll likely get totally lost, miss the show, and miss our flight home :crazy:

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I used to live in Canada, and will be travelling from North America for the show, does that count?

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Tennage wrote: I used to live in Canada, and will be travelling from North America for the show, does that count?

Sure, close enough - I'd say that counts. Which part of Canada did you live in?

We're looking at possibly hitting the Newcastle date...I'm leaning towards Bournemouth, he's leaning towards Newcastle (I typically get my way) - though I'm not sure which is the better choice.

It'd be nice to see a friendly face - this is my first trip to the UK. I'm slightly nervous, I don't travel well & I've been known to be a bit socially inept.

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So have I got this right - the after show party isn't even in Bournemouth as such? Is it worth bothering with anyway??

Anyone booked a hotel yet (besides Conrad with his posh ways :wink: )

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I'm in the Travelodge :nod:

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