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Jason Manford at Vicar Street

  • 08-07-2009 2:43pm
    #1
    luvlylady
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    Want to get tickets to this show but don't know where to sit! Having never been to Vicar Street I don't know if it's best to be at the tables on the ground floor or the balcony. I can get second row in the balcony facing stage, pretty much in the centre, or second row of the tables. Which should I go for?


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  • #2
    grames_bond
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    luvlylady wrote: »
    Want to get tickets to this show but don't know where to sit! Having never been to Vicar Street I don't know if it's best to be at the tables on the ground floor or the balcony. I can get second row in the balcony facing stage, pretty much in the centre, or second row of the tables. Which should I go for?

    tables every single time! lets be honest, the closer the better! and vicar street is tiny, what table number do you have, table 2 is first row! but second row ur literally in front of him. definatley grab the tables!


  • #3
    luvlylady
    Closed Accounts Posts: 262 ✭✭luvlylady


    Have table 20. Judging by the seating chart it's near middle in the second row. Is it 4 to a table? And first come first served in terms of who sits at the front or the back of it, if you know what I mean?!


  • #4
    Dord
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    Yeah, its 4 to a table. The ground floor is better.


  • #5
    grames_bond
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    well the seat numbers are on the chairs around the tables but being blatently honest they are pretty much ignored most of the time, but theres no difference if you sit at the front or back of the table, they are tiny little things! but tables is definatley the place to go and table 20 is brilliant iirc!


  • #6
    mambo
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    grames_bond wrote: »
    well the seat numbers are on the chairs around the tables but being blatently honest they are pretty much ignored most of the time, but theres no difference if you sit at the front or back of the table, they are tiny little things! but tables is definatley the place to go and table 20 is brilliant iirc!

    Was there recently for the Jason Manford gig, and there were no numbers on the table seats that I could see, so it was first come first served.


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  • #7
    eth0_
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    grames_bond wrote: »
    tables every single time! lets be honest, the closer the better! and vicar street is tiny, what table number do you have, table 2 is first row! but second row ur literally in front of him. definatley grab the tables!

    Last time I went to a gig in vicar street my back was so sore from sitting on those backless chairs for three hours...i'd honestly never sit there again.
    The layout of Vicar Street is terrible and i'd pretty much only go to a standing gig or sit in the balony that's facing the stage.


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