Wrestlemania 26 Packages/travel plans discussion & advice

I just filled it in hope of getting a que-jump to meet Drew Mcintyre

Suite ticket came in the post today

brolly i sent you a pm

EdK wrote: »

Mine too for some reason I wasn't expecting them to look like regular Wrestlemania tickets, I thought they'd have glitter or be made of gold or something lol

lol yea i thought that too

Yeah, I saw that too, she waas telling people not to book with BA all year though? ITs only the next few weeks that is potentially the danger dates? All I care about is 'Mania!! Cannot believe I am this close to going and now I cant get a flight there.

No mate im from England but my dad is from Spain so half spanish! I am thinking to go out to Phoenix for a week and fly with BMI, its still quite reasonable.

Just re-priced there, flying out the Wednesday instead and the best quote I got was 788 euro. Still pretty hefty.

They've said they're not announcing strike dates yet but there's talk of a 2nd group striking ffs.

British Airways is facing a second potential dispute, with the Unite union threatening to ballot ground staff over proposed changes to working practices, Sky sources say.


The airline is still grappling with the prospect of crippling strikes by its cabin crew after talks aimed at resolving a bitter row over cost-cutting broke down.
Officials from Unite spent the day locked in internal discussions but have given no details of strike dates.
By law, Unite has until next Monday to announce actions, giving seven days' notice of any walkouts.
Commenting on the latest threat, Sky's business correspondent Joel Hills said: "My understanding is that BA has been in talks with its 4,500 baggage handlers and ground staff about cost-saving changes for some time.
"Unite is unhappy with some of the changes because they say it will erradicate overtime and lead to redundancies."
Hills reported that on March 5, Ken Petrie, the general manager of BA's Heathrow Ramp and Baggage Service wrote to ground staff.
The letter was upbeat in tone but asked ground staff to complete a 'preference form' to indicate which area of the department they wished to work in.
Staff are warned that if they do not return a form, the company will assume they do not have an area preference.
"Unite sees the letter as a provocative attempt to bypass negotiations and impose change rather than negotiate," said Hills.
"It has told BA that unless it withdraws the letter immediately, it intends to ballot its members."

The union's 12,500 cabin crew members voted twice voted for industrial action, but a walkout over Christmas was halted after a successful legal challenge from BA.
The union has ruled out striking over Easter. However, a walkout could come as early as March 18.
BA chief executive Willie Walsh says BA would hire 23 fully-crewed planes from charter companies to help run flights from Heathrow in the event of industrial action.
Mr Walsh said flights from London's City airport, including long-haul services to New York, would operate normally, while 70% of cabin crew would work at Gatwick, meaning all long-haul and 50% of short-haul flights would not be affected.