what seats should i go for?

jessielady

Hi trying to book for the show in belfast in November but cant figure out the best seats, dont mind the cost but whats best for an 8 year old? says on ticketmaster to go for tiered seating.
He wants ringside (i dont mind paying but how do i get it) if possible
Thanks
Feb up WWE mum!

rossie1977

ringside could be great or it could be awful, you might be 2 rows from the barrier or you might be 30 rows back with huge 6ft5 sweaty guys in front of you who decide to hold up posters pronouncing their loves of puppies every 2 seconds :mad: i have experienced both sides of the coin on numerous occasions at WWE events, the second alternative is not nice and you will see nothing all night

go for tiered seating to be on the safe side as close to the middle of the arena as possible. 5 or 6 rows up and your view will be perfect and no stupid signs in your way

tony-od

Don't get ringside tickets with an eight year old have done that myself.Its a nightmare as previous poster said you can't beat the tierd seating,Especially for children

Ham'nd'egger

I have sat in both the tiered and ringside (front row) in the Oddesey and unless you can assuredly get the front 3 or 4 rows with a younger kid, I would plum for the tiered seats. Given how quickly WWE tickets sell, I personally would go for tiered straight away as ringside floor seats will sell out in seconds. The tiered seats are easy to access and have plenty of gangways and there is plenty of concession/food/toilets close to hand if need be.

Whiplash

Teired seating is defo the way to go. and if someone throws a sign up in your way dont hesitate to tell them to get it down. For me some eejit holds up a sign just as i am about to get a great action pic. Some punk kid kept doing that on me the whole 1st half at one of the wwe shows in the point. When he went to buy sweets at the interval i nicked his sign so i had no problems for the second half!:p:D Either the kid was bad at spelling or his parent who knows nothin about wrestling made it. It said "Go John Xena!":eek:

jessielady

Thanks
Tiered it is then, am glad i asked cos would have gone for ringside otherwise
he is very excited about going and somehow its rubbing off on me, i cant wait to see some live wrestling!
I must be going mad
Thanks again

Whiplash

I hope you and your kid have a good time. you never forget your first wwe event. You should keep an eye out for any indy shows in your area. see how they compare to your wwe experience.

Brint

Whiplash wrote: »

Teired seating is defo the way to go. and if someone throws a sign up in your way dont hesitate to tell them to get it down. For me some eejit holds up a sign just as i am about to get a great action pic. Some punk kid kept doing that on me the whole 1st half at one of the wwe shows in the point. When he went to buy sweets at the interval i nicked his sign so i had no problems for the second half!

Right - so just tell him to put his stupid sign down...the same way you did for the whole 1st half of the show?

jessielady

Thanks whiplash, im sure we will
I just wish Shawn Michaels would be there( i like his trousers ) my boy would love to see John Cena (or should i say Xena!) instead we will argue about Orton and HHH
Damn im hooked!
are the local indy shows any good? i really dont have a clue about all this but i am very interested

Fozzy

jessielady wrote: »

are the local indy shows any good? i really dont have a clue about all this but i am very interested

The kids usually love them, but some fans get more critical as they get older. I've never had a bad time at a local show though, and the children have always looked like they had a great time

Whiplash

well up norths theres pro wrestling ulster and in south is IwW. IwW are great and they have had shows in the north.

jessielady

Hi
We got the tickets today North Tier, Row Q was the best we could get, guy in ticketmaster said I may be able to get better ones on ebay nearer the time and sell these on again, but my boy is just thrilled to have TICKETS AT LAST!
Will look into the IwW shows too, sounds good that kids enjoy them
Thanks very much for advice

Brolly

jessielady wrote: »

Hi
We got the tickets today North Tier, Row Q was the best we could get, guy in ticketmaster said I may be able to get better ones on ebay nearer the time and sell these on again, but my boy is just thrilled to have TICKETS AT LAST!
Will look into the IwW shows too, sounds good that kids enjoy them
Thanks very much for advice

Stick with those seats - you will have a great view from there. I always go for tiered seating when I bring nephews etc and its always in around that area (row J-R area). They see everything thats going on. I went to the last Raw in Belfast with my brother - row B in the tier - the seats were awful - couldn't see a thing. I Have row J this time, so the view should be much better in November.

Tip - if you are on a tighter budget for Raw etc. in Belfast when tickets for future events come on sale - go for the £27.50 seats in the West tier. Perfect! You are very close to the entrance for getting pics and you get a great view of the ring.

jessielady

Thanks brolly,
i was worried he wouldnt see anything, but i must admit im looking forward to it as much as he is
I must be pretty interested if im still checking wrestling sites when hes asleep!

Brolly

jessielady wrote: »

Thanks brolly,
i was worried he wouldnt see anything, but i must admit im looking forward to it as much as he is
I must be pretty interested if im still checking wrestling sites when hes asleep!

:eek:Oh God - you have been infected by the wrestling bug:D Thats you hooked now I'm afraid!:D