Hey guys, i wasn't there with my notebook, camera and drawing board but I can PROMISE you this:
First Row in block C2 is row P with 7 or 8 seats (numbered 20 - 28 or 21 -29)
Second Row is Q with approx 12 or 15 seats. After that I ain't too sure.
I'm 6'1 (185cm) so no complaints about the view from me BUT the stage is about 170/175cm high so if you want to see everything, you'll miss the lights on the stage and the big screens. And if you're very short you won't see too all the way to the back of the stage.
However my darling petite friend stands no more than 5'5 (you work it out, 165cm?) and she says she wouldn't have changed her seat for anybody except the girls on stage!
I've was in block 111 (Sat4th) and you know what makes the biggest difference? The people you are with, the people surrounding you and the expectations you take with you.
And before I get the sack for orging at work... if you got C2 FUCKING TAKE IT BABY!!!!

I was in block C2 on Tuesday. It starts with two shorter rows (P and Q) and then 6 longer rows (A-F).
The front two rows did appear to be quite close to what looked like speakers so you might need ear protection!

why in the blazes do they call those fucking 2 short rows row P and Q?? What imbecile did come up with that concept?? I mean, if those rows have been added, after they started selling tickets, it would make sense to call them AA and BB

Maybe it's to put touts off as they would never suspect that rows P & Q in that block are front row?

Tzar said:

I think it's put a lot of people off - I've got a spare in row Q for tonight and not been able to get rid of it at face value...

Tzar said
Maybe it's to put touts off as they would never suspect that rows P & Q in that block are front row?

Yes, and all the genuine people, who are looking for good tickets for themselves, as well!

Has anyone been in block C2 row C? wanna know what the view and sound is like?

Just after reading this thread, I managed to get a C2 row P seat from Ticketmaster for the Sep 20th. Spooky.

Figure there might be some neck strain but I just could not resist!

Now to be nice to the boss so I can have the night off work...

Just after reading this thread, I managed to get a C2 row P seat from Ticketmaster for the Sep 20th. Spooky.

Figure there might be some neck strain but I just could not resist!

Now to be nice to the boss so I can have the night off work...

at 3pm today [ before i read this thread ] i bought ticket for 2 sep gigs and got C2 row p . unbelieveable !!

Westy, would prefer not to say.

ThePartyman said:

Can you tell me what ur seats no's is please? I have no 35&36 and wanna figure out where my seat is on the chart.

bungle said:

25. Which seems a bit odd if P and Q really are at the front, as those rows don't look to be long enough for all those numbers!

ThePartyman said:

My guess is that the numbering is possibly P 20-27 Q 10-19 ??? No, that doesn't make sense but then again nor does having P and Q at the front!

westv said:

If seat 25 is on the front row, it means I should be on the row behind P if my no's are 35 &36 ? It doesnt make sense! I might call them later, I wanna know where I'm sat!

bungle said:

Ok. let us know what you find out. I'm seat 19 in row Q so I'd be interested too. All I know is that P and Q are at the front.

I actually got seat 19 for row Q so it would be nice if it's at the end of row Q that's not behind the shorter row P - making it effectively front row. No problem if it isn't though.

westv said:

Can confirm that's the end of the row in C2 I had it for Friday night, and it's a cracker. There's no-one in front of it, and only a bit of a chair in front of seat 20. So when the man comes out, you step forward slightly so you're in line with row P, and dance away

He came down to the tip of the symbol about 4 times during the gig, so that's 3m away from you!

You can see his mike stand too, whereas seat 20 is blocked by a light/speaker a bit.

(although the pushing from people rushing the stage got on my nerves, and it's best to get there a bit early so the security people see you sat there and aren't one of them)

(nice to give something back to this thread )

Edit: oh, and C2 goes 19 upwards, 19 is the left hand seat next to the aisle, to the left of the symbol point.
[Edited 8/12/07 3:37am]

Great! Many thanks for that.

westv said:

No problem I just bagged myself another row Q ticket, this time for this Friday - got to get some more comfortable dancing shoes! (These ones hurt too much when I jump up and down to the Housequake bit!)

Any idea where seat 35 would be then Johnny?

bungle said:

Reading above you're in row C of row C2 by the look of it? That would put you in the 5th row back. My best guess would be you'll be to the right of the point of the symbol. This is why:

- row Q has the lowest number on the left hand side (as you look "down" the symbol, i.e. point nearest you, circle top bit furthest away).

- I'm assuming that the numbering in row C2 continues on from where C1 leaves off (but not sure)

- so if you look here
http://www.flickr.com/pho...458&size=o
i'd guess block C1 is about 10 seats long, and then block C2 much longer.
Ok thanks hun.

That should give you a rough idea. Row C in C2 will be a good view I'm sure - if you're on the end of the aisle just be careful of people rushing forwards and stand your ground. The stewards try to keep the aisles clear but some just aren't strict enough and get taken advantage of.