July 29 & 30 (2022) London, UK

[Stef 61,491]

Flight cancellations, rail and underground strikes, and now the entire UK govt dismantled. 

Who else but the harbinger of doom and her cursed album era  

[OMonster 14,579]

9 minutes ago, Stef said:

Flight cancellations, rail and underground strikes, and now the entire UK govt dismantled. 

Who else but the harbinger of doom and her cursed album era  

So confused about the rail strikes! I can't see that my journey will be disrupted but I could well be missing something. What underground strikes will clash with these dates?

[Stef 61,491]

26 minutes ago, OMonster said:

So confused about the rail strikes! I can't see that my journey will be disrupted but I could well be missing something. What underground strikes will clash with these dates?

Both concerts fall on friday and saturday  you couldn’t make it up  

[jodibbs 23]

25 minutes ago, OMonster said:

So confused about the rail strikes! I can't see that my journey will be disrupted but I could well be missing something. What underground strikes will clash with these dates?

Note from TfL: RMT STRIKE ACTION: There is planned strike action every Friday and Saturday night on the Central, Jubilee, Northern and Victoria lines between 20:30 and 04:29 the following morning until Sunday 4 December. While Night Tube services are still running regularly, if you are using the these lines on a Friday or Saturday between 19:00 and 06:00 the next morning, you should check before you travel. For the latest information how services are expected to run, please see www.tfl.gov.uk/tube-strike.

 

As it says though, literally need to check on the day. I've used the Jubilee line on a date that it was 'supposed' to be shut due to a strike, but this was also when there was an event on so I'm not sure if they make allowances because of the amount of people there will be needing to use the underground. There are so many music festivals and events in London in July so may just be a case of double checking on the day. If not, there are also buses running that can be used as a replacement if you get stuck.

[jodibbs 23]

2 hours ago, totalhate said:

What are the club shops?

Merch shops that are inside the stadium where they would usually sell the Tottenham merch I think.

[artd0me 552]

Any plans for going out after the show? 🥳

[Stef 61,491]

5 minutes ago, artd0me said:

Any plans for going out after the show? 🥳

i’ll probably go out on the second night. i wanna be up early on saturday to queue early

[OMonster 14,579]

23 minutes ago, Stef said:

Both concerts fall on friday and saturday  you couldn’t make it up  

Confused because it says there are strikes on all of the following lines but that...

- A regular service on the Central line (at least two trains per hour through central London)

- A regular service on the Jubilee line (at least three trains per hour).

- A regular service on the Northern line (four trains per hour expected through central London)

- A good service on the Victoria line

So they're still running?

[Gaby15 9,235]

3 hours ago, OMonster said:

Confused because it says there are strikes on all of the following lines but that...

- A regular service on the Central line (at least two trains per hour through central London)

- A regular service on the Jubilee line (at least three trains per hour).

- A regular service on the Northern line (four trains per hour expected through central London)

- A good service on the Victoria line

So they're still running?

there is probably far less trains than usual

since Seven Sisters is on the Victoria line, we should be careful

[Bradley 57,117]

On 7/2/2022 at 3:07 PM, cdparky said:

Went to GNR last night :

Doors 2 hours late opening, no communication at all to those waiting.

Entrance thereafter was a disorganised shambles. Tickets were scanned at 2 separate points, no real direction where to go. Anyone queueing for front row, if like last night, it will be pot luck (no idea if early entry was any better).

Sound for the support was good, for GNR appalling. Could barely hear Axl for an hour. It actually seemed better in the side stage seats than the GC. I've been to hundreds of gigs, probably the worst I've heard apart from Hyde Park. 

If you have GC or lower tier, there was one (tiny) merch stand inside the stadium. Queues for that were so bad I didn't bother. There were 2 merch stands in GA, but couldn't get to them. So use the club shop before going in I think.

Show ended 22.15. I'd assume that is a hard curfew given the area.

I do realise this was the first gig they've staged there, and hopefully some of the issues will be sorted out and lessons learnt. 

But do we know if it's Tottenham's fault or GNR's team's?

[Jackaroo 599]

Will there be an after party anywhere after the show? 

[Rober 31]

i don't know if it was asked before... but at what time does the London shows start? in ticketmaster sais 18.. but i assume that's when the doors open. thanks in advance

[Alfonso 1,393]

2 hours ago, Rober said:

i don't know if it was asked before... but at what time does the London shows start? in ticketmaster sais 18.. but i assume that's when the doors open. thanks in advance

Probably around 8:00-8:30

[Lampost 682]

16 hours ago, Jack2102 said:

Will there be an after party anywhere after the show? 

This one keeps getting advertised to me on IG - 

https://dice.fm/event/meokv-monsters-ball-the-lady-gaga-club-night-30th-jul-229-london-tickets

No idea if it's any good though 

[Tinnitus15 50,490]

Wait so the tube has strikes then??Oh wow we are soo lucky