You don't know where you'll end up seated but £30.
Is that Genuine? Seems to good to be true.
Apparently so, you just get no say in where you are sat or stood. Willing to take the risk as it seems okay.
That's the site that sold the Stones tickets so it looks legit.
They did a similar thing in Dublin prior to the gig on thursday there. Anyone thinking about going I'd definitely recommend it. They were fantastic at Croke Park. I didn't really know what to expect given their age etc but it was an outstanding gig.
Used my credit card in case it isn't legit but looks like the real deal.
If you haven't read the thread about Viagogo, then you should. They're selling tickets for the Stones. Not saying it's the £30 ones mentioned on this thread, but just be aware of these scammers.
If you haven't read the thread about Viagogo, then you should. They're selling tickets for the Stones. Not saying it's the £30 ones mentioned on this thread, but just be aware of these scammers.AEG are the ticket agents for the tour. I already have an account with them, which is what makes me think it's genuine.
If it's not, AEG have been hacked and they would be liable for any repayments.
I just bought 2 for Manchester on 5 June.
I take it it's the Lucky Dip tickets? I tried to get some when they first went on sale and for when they played in Vegas. Complete legit. Not gutted I've paid £100 a ticket. Honest.
Cheers for posting this, 2 tickets bought for me and my mrs.
Cannae wait!Could you end up in different parts of the ground?
Could you end up in different parts of the ground?
Nothing I can see in small print but would think tickets will be together.
I believe that if there was a chance of the tickets being split you were given an option to accept this. Not sure any at Murray field fell in to this bracket so you should be OK.
Thanks, hadn't noticed that and she wondered this morning.
They haven't sold enough for it to be full and would look pretty sparse unless they did this.
Whit? Is that the mosh pit?
The wee fenced off bit front center for the uber fans. No idea about mosh pits!
If that's true, I shall do my best to be respectful to the plebs behind me. I may mosh, though.
Still telling myself I'll do well to see the stage and count myself well-off with the £35 ticket.
I emailed Murrayfield to check it out and they have confirmed the escorting thing WON'T be happening on Saturday, pick-up times as above, and they (AXS) will be contacting us all with the update within the next couple of days.
I had lucky dips for Old Trafford last night.
I just turned up at the box office with photo ID and was handed my tickets.
My advice would be to pick yours up as early as you possibly can. Due to the security in place and the length of the queue, we missed just about all of Richard Ashcroft.
If you can get there during the day, do so.
I'm intending on going across first thing to get the tickets and then go back into town. My mate who I'm going with is working through the day anyway, so can't meet him until later on.
I had assumed that both attendees need to be present when getting the tickets. Hopefully the confirmation email explains clearly that this is not the case. Seems a bit restrictive to close the ticket office at 2pm - I expect that is guidance as opposed to a hard rule.
Where were your tickets for?
East stand, behind the goals.
It was a long way from the stage, but we were quite low so it could have been a lot worse.
Can anyone recommend where to park? Having to drive through after work for this.
I'd park at the Gyle or Edinburgh Park, and get the tram.
Just got an email about the Lucky Dip tickets.
It says that "my guest" has to be with me when I pick up the tickets. Screws up my initial plan, but not going to grumble too much.
Mine too. Haven't yet received the email... if they're not making you go straight in then not sure why your guest needs to be present? Surely you could have anyone with you.. pick-up the tickets and return later.
If it's to stop scalping of tickets then I'm all for it, but if they're letting you return later then what's the point. Unless of course they are asking for ID from BOTH of you upon ticket collection AND entry.
I'll wait until I get the update and maybe email my contact at murrayfield again to double check. Will of course post anything new that comes to light up here :aok:They might be taking photos of whoever turns up, and adding them to the tickets. That would deter us from selling the tickets on.
They might be taking photos of whoever turns up, and adding them to the tickets. That would deter us from selling the tickets on.
They didn't do that on Tuesday. You just needed photo ID to pick them up.
They didn't do that on Tuesday. You just needed photo ID to pick them up.Did you go straight to your seat, though? At gunpoint?
They're saying you can collect from 10:30 so that rules out the chaperone bit. I reckon the guest doesn't have to be there either - although mine is getting dragged along anyway.
They're saying you can collect from 10:30 so that rules out the chaperone bit. I reckon the guest doesn't have to be there either - although mine is getting dragged along anyway."You must pick up your tickets in person from Box Office B along with your guest"
"You must pick up your tickets in person from Box Office B along with your guest"
I meant that they say these things to discourage touts (just like being escorted) but the reality is they won't really care as long as you can prove who you are.
In saying that it won't be an issue for me. I'm going at 1pm so can ask and post on here. Unless anyone is going earlier.
In saying that it won't be an issue for me. I'm going at 1pm so can ask and post on here. Unless anyone is going earlier.Cheers.
Is there a discount for OAPs?
No, the band are being paid their normal rate.
I have heard that both ticket recipients get their hand stamped at collection and that they will/may check on entry. Seems a sensible way to stop resales.
Just heard from Murrayfield ticket office, again, who have said they don't believe there is any issue with me collecting the two tickets I have bought without being accompanied with my friend.
They said I may want to check with AXS but they reckon everything should be fine to pick-up the tickets on my own.
Perhaps as above, they're not actively broadcasting it... but in reality it's no issue.
So to recap. You need to be there between 9 and 2, or 10:30 and 8pm, or 2 till 4pm. Either one of you or both of you need to be present at which point you'll be drawn on, let go or escorted into the stadium. Just don't bring a brolly or a bag bigger than a sandwich.
I'm thinking the email confirmations I've had from murrayfield are enough for me to argue my case regardless of what the rules are.
Yeah they did and apparently even contacted AXS to check my query (although admittedly may not have asked specifically about going on my own to collect).
Got mine. No bother collecting them.
Got restricted view seats in west 14 though so a little disappointed. Cant complain for 30 quid i suppose.
Went on my own to pick up my two tickets. Its absolutely fine on your own. Hope everyone enjoys the gig!
P.s. Got seated in E7, Row L. So, happy with that!
W11 seated for me. Pickup was nice and easy!!
No problem picking them up on my own. South EE restricted view doesn't sound too clever.
Thanks for update guys. Had a nightmare getting into city with transport so it's picked me up to know I'll have no issues picking up my tickets.
Partially restricted too. The woman collecting here right next to me got no filter!!
I've not got it in me to do the excited reaction she gave!
Where did you buy them? How much were they? And when dis you buy them?
Ahh. I am annoyed i never done that.
I see former Verve frontman Richard Ashcroft is supporting The Stones tonight. Wasn't there a big legal case some years ago involving Verve's use of a Stones riff? The Stones demanded a hefty compensation.
Is Richard still paying back those dues by appearing for free? Or is this The Stones way of saying "sorry, mate"?
Wasn't the stones who sued them.
Richard Ashcroft was excellent also.
The Stones get 100% of all royalties from 'Bittersweet Symphony'.
East stand, section 6, row J. Fantastic seats. Dead chuffed. Great gig.
Allen Klein sued them after the stones agreed to the standard 50% royalties because they used more of the song.
I ended up just going up. Got a £50 ticket. But got myself a green band and then suddenly i am watching the best gig of my life.
Seats were ok but the stones were great!
So did I mate. Told the steward I was going to propose and Mick Jagger was in on it! Thing is I couldn't go for a pee cause they wouldn't let me back in!
I thought they were great last night. Ashamed to say it's the first time I've seen them. Hopefully not the last!
Was certainly well attended! Got on the tram at York Place after seeing Wicked last night, and Murrayfield was hell on Earth.
Took a chance on the night and turned up at the ticket office. Got two seats in West Stand with a great view. They maybe all look their age but they certainly still have the drive and energy. What pleased me most was they actually look like they still enjoy every second.
I forgot to say.. Thank you for posting this. Wouldn't have know if it weren't for this thread.
But do they know how to put one on??
Thinking back to them at what felt like their peak in the mid-70s.....did I expect them to be still playing, let alone doing it in such a way? NFW.
A superb concert, and hearing all their classic songs live was absolutely brilliant. Brown Sugar and Honkytonk Woman were amazing.
No bother. That lucky dip thing is an absolute bargain.
I owe you my thanks too.
We looked at buying full price tickets but the price, plus hotel and train fares was going to take us into several hundreds of pounds.
Given that I don't own a single Rolling Stones record, I couldn't justify the cost.
As it turned out, we found a brilliant hotel for £80 (Roomzzz at Manchester corn exchange) and £70 for 2 tickets made it more reasonable.
This was the highlight of the gig for me.... still getting goosebumps.
Mick bouncing off her. Ronnie and Keith weaving in and out of each other. Charlie being Charlie.
A song that is still very relevant, 50 years on.
As an aside, I hate folk who feel the need to film every damn song. Live in the ****ing moment, ffs....!!