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WWE Tours *No Ticket Selling, Use Stickied Thread* - June 2023 Dublin Date Announced
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whats so exciting about Paul Hayman ???
He's the mastermind behind ECW in the mid-90s, maximizing talent in a fresh-take on wrestling, which directly influenced the gritty, crazy hardcore evolution of the Attitude Era, WWE's most affluent time in history, and a period they've been pining for ever since. He also booked during the excellent SmackDown 6 era and One Night Stand 2005, and cemented Brock Lesnar as a main event talent. Even if it's now a slogan, we're all Paul Heyman guys.
Watch him sell the lame duck Survivor Series 2001, a storyline Vince ran into the ground very quickly.
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Teamshadowclan wrote: »Does anyone know what way the Luas runs from the train station to the 02?
I won't be getting into Dublin until 7 (hopefully at the latest) and was wondering if I can get a luas from the station down to the show, or if I'd be quicker walking.
Which train station? Heuston or Connolly?
From Hueston, when exiting the station and facing the luas track, you're looking to get onto a luas which is coming from right to left (don't need to cross the track/bridge). Best to look at the electronic sign posts which will have two options, Connolly and The Point. Get on the Luas which has The Point on the front of it. (The other side of the station will also have options; Tallaght and Saggart, obviously going the other way)
From Connolly you will have to walk back to Busarus (2 minutes other side of the road) then wait for the Luas which says The Point on the front.
From Connolly you can also walk, it's about 20 minutes (or 30+ minutes if you're girlfriend decides to wear heels
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Charisteas wrote: »
Which train station? Heuston or Connolly?
From Hueston, when exiting the station and facing the luas track, you're looking to get onto a luas which is coming from right to left (don't need to cross the track/bridge). Best to look at the electronic sign posts which will have two options, Connolly and The Point. Get on the Luas which has The Point on the front of it. (The other side of the station will also have options; Tallaght and Saggart, obviously going the other way)
From Connolly you will have to walk back to Busarus (2 minutes other side of the road) then wait for the Luas which says The Point on the front.
From Connolly you can also walk, it's about 20 minutes (or 30+ minutes if you're girlfriend decides to wear heels) depending on your pace, just follow the luas tracks.
Make sure to get a return ticket as well TSC. That way when show is over you can get in the have a ticket line and get on the luas easily.
no ticket means you will be stuck waiting ages to get a ticket and it will be a big pain.0 -
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Charisteas wrote: »From Connolly you will have to walk back to Busarus (2 minutes other side of the road) then wait for the Luas which says The Point on the front.
From Connolly you can also walk, it's about 20 minutes (or 30+ minutes if you're girlfriend decides to wear heels) depending on your pace, just follow the luas tracks.
This is what I was looking for, thanks
Make sure to get a return ticket as well TSC. That way when show is over you can get in the have a ticket line and get on the luas easily.
no ticket means you will be stuck waiting ages to get a ticket and it will be a big pain.
I reckon I'll just walk it back to the bus station after the show. The bus home doesn't seem to be till 11:00, so I reckon I could have an hour to kill. If I get there too early, I might even just keep walking to the Matthews bus. :P0 -
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My bus is gonna be there bout 530 anyone know of any nice places to eat not too far away before it?
I've never been to the O2 without getting pished have to be on good behaviour with my son
There's a pub called 'The Brew Dock' right beside the Buaras Luas stop that does good food at decent prices.0 -
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