Gray
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It is dreadful especially the Metrolink, London transport is a thousand times better.
The North/South divide is alive and kicking.
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The Co-op Live Arena
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The North/South divide is alive and kicking.
Actually tonight we found it ok. Not like football at all. Tram queue wasn’t too bad but we walked out past the main entrance to walk back to Piccadilly as parked near there and there were loads of black cabs (unlike when football on!) and then traffic was great. James came off at 10.45pm and I was home in Warrington by 11.30. I think we would have been fine for the last train had we travelled that way but like you say, no guarantees of that and shouldnt have to worry about how to get home. James came on at 8.45 which helped.
Similar for me really. Live in Stockport but drove to the Ashton Moss park & ride tram and went from there. We were in about 7, which meant no queues but a bit of sitting around waiting. Halfway through Razorlight we went out to get drinks/snacks (with my 11 year old). Loads of bars within easy walking distance, pretty small queues at each, but we went to a little Co-op shop. Wasn't bad, but not a lot of choice and overpriced (like the merch).
I was on the back row at the side and the sound was the best I've experienced at a big arena. James came on around 8.40, played 17 tracks plus 4 for an encore.
We left as soon as the last song ended (maybe 10.40) and managed to get on a tram that was waiting and straight back to Ashton Moss. Back home at 11.25.
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It was quite a shock when we realised where we were after walking for what seemed like ages .I did the walking route after the Leeds youth cup final, it’s quite enjoyable for a short while, no traffic etc, but then it just runs out. Would be great if they could somehow make it finish nearer to Piccadilly.
mrtwiceaseason
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We went to the Townley which was very quiet and cheap ,a cider ,lager and a coke around £9Is Mary d's getting busy before gigs? Going weds for the first time
Won’t spend £8 but would spend £12.
Are you Ed Woodward?
Im just saying a fairer price would encourage people to buy more and spend more. Same reason Buy one get one half price deals work
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James were outstanding last night, unbelievably good. The arena is very impressive and £7.80 for Asahi wasn't too bad, but the bars in the standing area were bobbins, so slow. LG tomorrow night and I'm expecting another top experience, but in the lower tier seats this time so maybe the bars will be less hammered (wishful thinking probably).
MCFC Wirral
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RE: London. The tube becomes less of a novelty when you use it daily. Bank station around rush hour is carnage.
It is dreadful especially the Metrolink, London transport is a thousand times better.
The North/South divide is alive and kicking.
100 percent. Ive lived in London a couple of years now and its still funny to me when everyone moans that the tube is a minute late, don't know how lucky they are
James were outstanding last night, unbelievably good. The arena is very impressive and £7.80 for Asahi wasn't too bad, but the bars in the standing area were bobbins, so slow. LG tomorrow night and I'm expecting another top experience, but in the lower tier seats this time so maybe the bars will be less hammered (wishful thinking probably).
Id expect the bars to be loads worse for an LG gig, id start queuing now mate!