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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oldmonkey wrote: I've booked into the Britannia for Wolves, got it for £52.50.
think that's where I've booked as well..
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....
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)
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 ![]()
Count on one lost canadian to be there. ![]()
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? ![]()
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.
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The rail ticket pricing system in the UK is the most complicated thing in the Universe - good luck!