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Green Day's 'American Idiot' musical to tour UK and Ireland in 2012

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I'd love to go!!! but they should add mores dates for the rest of Europe...

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I think I'm going to go for Monday 12th at the Palace Theatre. My friend is getting tickets on Friday morning since I'm at school, so hopefully we should get decent enough seats!

I really want to know the prices for each seating area....

Yay Ticketmaster have added London shows!! Excited :D

Gonna go for the Saturday show!

They've added ONLY the London shows. =/ I hate Ticketmaster.

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I really want to know the prices for each seating area....

Same, everyone's saying they're reasonably priced, but I can't afford £43....

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They've added ONLY the London shows. =/ I hate Ticketmaster.

They might add more locations...cos i checked earlier today and no London shows had been added, they only had Dublin...so its possible :)

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They've added ONLY the London shows. =/ I hate Ticketmaster.

Can't find them on ticketmaster.

does anybody have a link? :D

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:)

am I the only one totally confused by all this?

I can just hope that I will be still able to buy good tickets for London and Southamptron on Friday! :D :D

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Same, everyone's saying they're reasonably priced, but I can't afford £43....

Yes yes yes me too! I want to know the best seats you can get for about £35.

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Just out of interest for you guys http://www.kerrang.c...set_for_uk.html

"We played to some of the most insane crowds when we toured the album there, and we can't wait for our friends across the pond to see the musical.

:wub: I cannot wait to see this. Imagine St. Billie actually showed up?!

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TheEdgeOfGloria Welcome to Paradise

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Does anyone know how much a ticket for London cost please? (Approximately). Thanking you in advance :)

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greendaytodeathandback Pedestrian

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Hey, I put a Meet-Up thread for anyone going to the Ireland shows so if you're planning on going to any of the shows in the Grand Canal, check it out :)

I can't wait to get my ticket. I'll bet my internet will fail now on Friday morning :/

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Were any tickets for the 9th Dec sold in the presale or are they being saved till Friday?

Some were sold yesterday through O2 priority.

Does anyone know about the pricings for Manchester?

I know they're £19.50 - £43.50 but I can't afford £43! Does any one know the exact prices for say, the middle priced ones (like about £25-£30)

Yes yes yes me too! I want to know the best seats you can get for about £35.

For stalls and circle

Monday-Thursday evening and Saturday Matinee are £32.45, £37.40, £42.25, £44.45 including £3/4booking fees

Friday Matinee £35.65, £37.30

Friday evening £45, £47.75

Saturday evening £32.45, £40.15, £45.00, £47.75

The nearer the front the more expensive the tickets. These are from Seetickets. Might be slightly different with ticketmaster if they have different booking fees.

Does anyone know how much a ticket for London cost please? (Approximately). Thanking you in advance :)

For stalls (front/middle rows i think)

Tuesay-Thursday evening and Saturday & Sunday Matinee are £43.45 including £3/4booking fees

Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings are £46.75 including booking fees

Circle seating and I think rear stalls

Tuesay-Thursday evening Saturday & Sunday Matinee are £37.95 including £3/4 booking fees

Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings are £41.25

These are from Seetickets. Might be slightly different with ticketmaster if they have different booking fees.

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How quickly do you think good seats are likely to sell out for London 8th? I have a psychology lesson at 10am, the earliest I can buy them is 10:40 - I think I may have to resort to pretending to have a nosebleed or something so I can go to the computer rooms for 5 mins! :/

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oh my... I won't be able to be at the computer tomorrow at 10am... and I really don't know whether my mum will be able to get tickets... fuck.

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For stalls and circle

Monday-Thursday evening and Saturday Matinee are £32.45, £37.40, £42.25, £44.45 including £3/4booking fees

Friday Matinee £35.65, £37.30

Friday evening £45, £47.75

Saturday evening £32.45, £40.15, £45.00, £47.75

The nearer the front the more expensive the tickets. These are from Seetickets. Might be slightly different with ticketmaster if they have different booking fees.

Thanks, but on Ticketmaster for the last Manchester show (Saturday evening) it has £21.45 and £47.85 O.o

Geez, I'm so confused.

oh my... I won't be able to be at the computer tomorrow at 10am... and I really don't know whether my mum will be able to get tickets... fuck.

Same, mine'll probably be booked a1t 12.30-ish :/

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So, the American Idiot UK site says "CHECK BACK - MORE DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON".

It seems a little curious that the interactive map on the site doesn't list the dates for London. Coincidence? I think not.

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So, the American Idiot UK site says "CHECK BACK - MORE DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON".

It seems a little curious that the interactive map on the site doesn't list the dates for London. Coincidence? I think not.

:ninja: interesting. I will be a bit annoyed if they add more dates as I think I'm going to closing night!

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Same, mine'll probably be booked a1t 12.30-ish :/

Just found at that my father might be able to book tickets but idk... would be only able to get them at like 1pm. :pinch:
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I have one single question about this. Are there any really bad seats in the Manchester Palace Theatre that should be avoided?

I have literally JUST managed to scrape together £25 to get a ticket for this, and I'm now panicking about whether that will get me a seat where I can see the stage clearly, preferably from one of the circles.

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I have one single question about this. Are there any really bad seats in the Manchester Palace Theatre that should be avoided?

I have literally JUST managed to scrape together £25 to get a ticket for this, and I'm now panicking about whether that will get me a seat where I can see the stage clearly, preferably from one of the circles.

Yes, there are bad seats. I would stay away from the seats right at the back of the stalls since you have to try and see past at least 30 heads in front of you to see the stage. I think they even provide binoculars because they're so far away :D

I would rather choose seats at the back of the Grand Tier (the top level), because you can actually see the stage due to it being on a slope. But I'm sure you'll manage better seats with £25 anyway.

:ninja: interesting. I will be a bit annoyed if they add more dates as I think I'm going to closing night!

Wasn't there a website claiming the show was hoping for a west-end birth? It might have something to do with that.

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