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oldmonkey wrote: I've booked into the Britannia for Wolves, got it for £52.50.

think that's where I've booked as well..

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Johnny wrote: Can't rememeber what's so good out about the main hall at the Civic.Been to a couple of gigs there but i thought the connected Wulfrun hall and the labyrinth of corridoors with many bars leading to it was better.

seeing the potential for a spinal tap moment here....

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Off hand, anyone know if this is sold out already? (dont want to trawl through ticketmaster for 40 minutes to find that there's no standing left)

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hibster wrote:

Johnny wrote: Can't rememeber what's so good out about the main hall at the Civic.Been to a couple of gigs there but i thought the connected Wulfrun hall and the labyrinth of corridoors with many bars leading to it was better.

seeing the potential for a spinal tap moment here....

ah well, i guess i could nip along the corridoor and catch a bit of Hawkwind when NO play Working Overtime :idea:

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No :cry:

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Count on one lost canadian to be there. :thumb:

Are tickets on sale yet for this? Seems they are unavailable online.

Only concern is that I get back the next day, so I'll have to leave early in the morning.

I guess I'll take the train as well, so do we absolutely need to book that in advance? :confused2:

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You can turn up and buy a ticket on the day of travel, but it will cost you a lot more than booking in advance.

Make sure you tll them exactly what time you're travelling and check that your ticket is valid if you decide to travel at a different time.

:uhoh:

The rail ticket pricing system in the UK is the most complicated thing in the Universe - good luck!

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