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Did anyone get his tickets already? They charged my credit card but so far I didn't get a mail that the tickets will be sent (only a confirmation that I bought them). I've never bought tickets in the UK, how long does it usually takes? I'm used to eventim where they arrive within 24 hours.

SeventhSon wrote:Did anyone get his tickets already? They charged my credit card but so far I didn't get a mail that the tickets will be sent (only a confirmation that I bought them). I've never bought tickets in the UK, how long does it usually takes? I'm used to eventim where they arrive within 24 hours.

I don't believe they will arrive until a week or two before the concert. As long as you have email confirmation that you bought them, don't worry.
In my email confirmation from SeeTickets they said this:

Tickets will be despatched as soon as possible, but may not be received until the week of the event. If your tickets haven't arrived 48 hours before the event, please contact us,

Alan_1 wrote:

SeventhSon wrote:Did anyone get his tickets already? They charged my credit card but so far I didn't get a mail that the tickets will be sent (only a confirmation that I bought them). I've never bought tickets in the UK, how long does it usually takes? I'm used to eventim where they arrive within 24 hours.

I don't believe they will arrive until a week or two before the concert. As long as you have email confirmation that you bought them, don't worry.
In my email confirmation from SeeTickets they said this:

Tickets will be despatched as soon as possible, but may not be received until the week of the event. If your tickets haven't arrived 48 hours before the event, please contact us,

I got the same message, but didn't believe that they only send them a week before the event. I'm wondering what the expensieve charges and fees were good for.

Thanks anyway!

If anyone is still looking for London tickets, there is some decent availability again on the AEG website:

http://www.axs.com/events/2748/leonard- ... rdcohen_uk

There are no floor seats on offer currently but there are level 1 seats, including block 102.

Wendy

Intriguingly, no seats seem to be available from anybody right now, not even bad ones. Funny way to run a business.

It's sold out according to AEG. Sounds plausible but I'm sure some more tickets will show up nearer the time.

W

Everybody in the UK: just stay calm (I'm trying to avoid repeating the p-word )

Hydriot - One ticket agency describes the London tickets as "Off Sale". I think that tells us all we need to know!

Mabeanie1 wrote:It's sold out according to AEG. Sounds plausible but I'm sure some more tickets will show up nearer the time.

W

All is not lost though . GETMEIN!, a company closely associated with ticketmaster , has front centre block seats available for a mere £770( plus various extra charges )

I might be missing something, yes?

http://www.viagogo.co.uk/Concert-Ticket ... s/E-501228

http://tickets.telegraph.co.uk/leonard- ... E-1036810/

http://www.double8tickets.com/concert/5 ... ckets.html

I stopped at those three but there were more pages, I only checked the first two out and they appeared to have tickets for sale but as I said, am I missing something here?

If you didn't get tickets to O2 at face value, just remain waiting patiently.

Vicomte: Those three don't count...they're just filthy little touts. Meanwhile, back in 1974...a pleasant night in my sleeping bag outside the Albert Hall (not too cold for March) with half a dozen other people doing likewise...then come 10am..."Where would you like to sit"? "Third row centre?...sure...how many tickets would you like?".

I see,John fair do's, filthy touts don't count, so where did those filthy touts get the tickets, if it wasn't from a company not a million miles from LC management?

I'll send OH to the O2 with a sleeping bag then and tell her to wait for the dawn

jarkko wrote:If you didn't get tickets to O2 at face value, just remain waiting patiently.

I wouldn't dream of doing anything else, jarkko

Vicomte - I think you've hit the nail on the head, in your second to last post! Clearly Jarkko also knows that someone is sitting on tickets, but ain't allowed to talk yet.

***John, I was just trying to remind that only a small part of the summer concerts has been confirmed, so there is no need to buy tickets from any secondary markets; just wait for presales to more concerts. / Jarkko***