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Berlin is almost sold-out. You can buy tickets for only 900 seats (from 17.000) !!!

Just took my tickets out of the letter box, HURRAYYY!!!!

Hi Everybody

I am heading to the Berlin concert on the 4th Oct. Could someone please recommend a good hotel for the night. Is the o2 world central?

Thanks

Lynam

Frankfurt weakens:

http://www.eventim.de/cgi-bin/leonard-c ... key=238230

The Frankfurt-Show is cancelled, maybe? Frankfurt is now dropped from the AEG-Tour-Plan:
http://aeglive.com/events.php?client_id=2827&page=1

........................First we book Main-hatten, then we book Berlin!

04.10. Berlin, 31.10. Hamburg

What happened to Frankfurt??? Is the show cancelled???

I hope not! But also Oberhausen and Rotterdam (I've got tickets for them as well as for Frankfurt) are also not on http://aeglive.com/events.php?client_id=2827&page=1 so I'm still having hope.

The fact that eventim has stopped to sell tickets for Frankfurt looks alarming... but of course, there is still hope.

mvdh wrote:I hope not! But also Oberhausen and Rotterdam (I've got tickets for them as well as for Frankfurt) are also not on http://aeglive.com/events.php?client_id=2827&page=1 so I'm still having hope.

So it might be that all shows for which you have tickets get cancelled...

I don´t know exactly, but fact is the ticket-sale weaks and the show is dropped from the AEG-Homepage.
Better you book Hamburg or Berlin. But note that Berlin almost sold-out. I pray for the Hamburg-Concert - we have tickets in the first row in front of the Stage! I´m always in shock of the Berlin-Waldbühne-desaster, please not such a horror again.

So it might be that all shows for which you have tickets get cancelled...

Well, they could be. Would be strange if all of them get cancelled. But I still had the luck to also visit Amsterdam, and I had a great time there. So it's not a disaster, would just be a big dissappointment.

MvdH

Cmon fellow Germans, put off your depression glasses. Only the Frankfurt sales stopped, and if you have watched how badly the Frankfurt sales went, it's not really a big surprise.

Henning wrote:Cmon fellow Germans, put off your depression glasses. Only the Frankfurt sales stopped, and if you have watched how badly the Frankfurt sales went, it's not really a big surprise.

Well, if they want to sell more tickets they should'nt stop selling them...
I think in Germany it needs more time for the shows to be sold out, mostly because touting is not such a big problem and people do not buy in a hurry. So just give the Frankfurt folks enough time and the Festhalle will be filled!

abulafia wrote:

Henning wrote:Cmon fellow Germans, put off your depression glasses. Only the Frankfurt sales stopped, and if you have watched how badly the Frankfurt sales went, it's not really a big surprise.

Well, if they want to sell more tickets they should'nt stop selling them...
I think in Germany it needs more time for the shows to be sold out, mostly because touting is not such a big problem and people do not buy in a hurry. So just give the Frankfurt folks enough time and the Festhalle will be filled!

I agree with you. In Germany it needs more time to filled a concert-hall. There are still enough tickets for Hamburg, München and Oberhausen. For Berlin there are 1137 tickets in sale only (from 17.000). That´s means that only 6,7 % of seats are available, 93,3% of them are sold out.

BerlinBerlin wrote:I agree with you. In Germany it needs more time to filled a concert-hall. There are still enough tickets for Hamburg, München and Oberhausen. For Berlin there are 1137 tickets in sale only (from 17.000). That´s means that only 6,7 % of seats are available, 93,3% of them are sold out.

With respect to ticket sales Berlin is somewhat special, because, well, there are a lot of people in Berlin
Furthermore it attracts more audience from other countries, I guess.