X Factor rip off.

[e77]

That's not really that expensive any more. Quite reasonable when the cheapest ticket to see Bruce Springsteen is £114

Where is Springsteen charging £114 a ticket? General Admission tickets were about half that price for Hyde Park.

 

[e77]

The trick is to see acts on the way up when they play places like the Concorde.

 

[seagull_special]

and the boss!

You'll get a 4 hour set with the Boss though!

 

[seagull_special]

I'm off to see Elton John tonight in Abu Dhabi tickets £50 each

 

[brunswick]

anyone who puts their kids thro X-factor on tv or live should really watch the 2nd episode of black mirror that was on channel 4 recently.

 

[Spider]

Where is Springsteen charging £114 a ticket? General Admission tickets were about half that price for Hyde Park.

I think he's made the mistake of thinking a Viagogo ticket is face value!

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

Hopefullt g/daughter will be fit enough to be at the, much better priced, Amex on Saturday.

better priced indeed, all Dad had to do was cover my shop for 4 hrs, i'm off to Germany this weekend. (actually thinking about it, it only works out at about minimum wage!)

He's a good lad that M, he'll do anything for me

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

I'm off to see Elton John tonight in Abu Dhabi tickets £50 each

that's not bad, you'd normally pay about £400 just for a flight

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

better priced indeed, all Dad had to do was cover my shop for 4 hrs, i'm off to Germany this weekend. (actually thinking about it, it only works out at about minimum wage!)

He's a good lad that M, he'll do anything for me

He is indeed & his daughter is alot better today and keen to go to school tomorrow and, of course, the Amex on Saturday. Not sure about her singing voice though!

 

[keaton]

That's not really that expensive any more. Quite reasonable when the cheapest ticket to see Bruce Springsteen is £114

It's incredibly expensive. The X Factor top 8 of this year are not 25% as good as Bruce Springsteen

 

[Gritt23]

Not sure what would ever tempt me to an X-Factor show, unless .....

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

My G/daughter has fallen ill and too poorly to think much about the X Factor show she's having to miss at the Brighton Centre tonight..

The tickets were bought as a special treat for Mum and g/daughter (aged nearly 9) to have a good girly night out but they can't go now.

I was gobsmacked to fing the tickets were £32.50 EACH with NO reduction for kids and also NO refunds. What a rip off that is. Managed to shift the tickets in the end for £45.00 the pair so still quite a hit. I understand programmes are priced at £10.00. What a total rip off for kids & their parents and all to see a bunch of wannabees, quite a few may well be back stacking shelves next year.

Hopefullt g/daughter will be fit enough to be at the, much better priced, Amex on Saturday.

I bought my daughter tickets for this week's Brighton Centre show very early last year before the TV shows had even started and the line-ups known. When she realised that there was no One Direction equivalent on the show this year her interest in going to the Brighton Centre gig went out of the window (there is only one Harry Styles after all) and I was faced with a 'sorry no-refunds' situation from Ticketmaster which I thought was fugging outrageous. The only way I was told I could get a refund was if the date of the concert was altered and she and her friends couldn't attend. A couple of months later, having resigned myself to wasting the money on the unwanted tickets I got an email from the Centre saying the gig date was being rescheduled - what a friggin Simon Cowell-tastic result NSC!!!