billybob666

or maybe showmasters should post a reply on this topic for ALL to see. or are they content for rumours to fester, because from their point of view, so long as they get cash they dont care who they upset in the process? I hope not, but uncertainty breeds such thoughts. theres enough moderators on here to get an official word

but they have already closed the ticket office, and their rivals leave the ticket office open til like 2 or 3 days before the event. so if, like me, you have just found out that you can come along you now find that your day could be severly ruined by the fact that the one or two people you want are going to be unreachable as by the time you get in the VQ tickets are going to be so high even if you make the extra effort in getting to the venue a few hours beforehand. and dont give me that "you should have seen the ticket link" cr@p either. the fairest way is queueing, and those who want to meet X get there that much earlier than the rest. it was never this way at Collectormanias last LFCC or Wembley. Are they trying to create an elite group and alienate the remainder?

well now i'm p@ssed off, it wasn't made clear that you needed to buy upfront to avoid going into a difference queue. i mean, why get there for 8am to find someone turn up at nine, and get in before you. And this could mean some of us miss out on getting the more popular guests, even if we feel like getting there very early to ensure an autograph. lets hope the powers that be just have one queue for early birds, and that they go up and down the queue selling tickets to those who dont have them. or i'm sure i wont be the only person who thinks this is going to be the worst run one yet

if i turn up at some unearthly hour to join the queue for the early bird entry, and buy tickets on the day, will people who have bought early bird tickets in advance and turn up after me have a seperate queue, and basically push in?