......which I would imagine are a fair few people who already booked tickets on Ice Level 1 and who don't think the extra 200 euros are worth the upgrade. Frankly, I don't think the seat they're gonna offer me is going to be better than what I already have, but I'm perfectly willing to be surprised.
I honestly don't know what is and isn't possible. I'm not even sure if they have some sort of waiting list for the premium seats (but I don't think so). There's been very little information about how they handle this whole thing.Oh does it mean that people can reserve premium tix and buy the level 1 tix at the same time then pay the extra bit to change the tix? I just bought the level 1 tix
In the top right corner there's a little Finnish flag with "FI" next to it. You can switch to English there.
I stand sort of corrected, the premium seats did not go on sale on the ticket store yesterday, as such, but if you wanted to reserve them, you had to e-mail the office, as Violetti mentioned.
They are now sold out. that is, I guess all premium seats are assigned, and probably won't become available again except for the premium seats that get released if people do not make use of their reservation. <--- which I would imagine are a fair few people who already booked tickets on Ice Level 1 and who don't think the extra 200 euros are worth the upgrade. Frankly, I don't think the seat they're gonna offer me is going to be better than what I already have, but I'm perfectly willing to be surprised.
Dead center opposite the judges, first row behind the three premium seats rows.
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That is a bit creepy, hehe. Nah, just kidding. What can I say? Guilty as charged. I got bitten by the figure skating events bug. It used to be sci-fi and fantasy conventions, but that started to annoy me. If I'm gonna pay this kind of money, the people I get to see had better do something to deserve it instead of just answering some questions about shows they barely remember having guest-starred in or what their favorite color is, and charging ridiculous amount of money for a simple autograph. :noshake:
I think they don't even have a schedule released yet for Boston, right? So it must be one of these days for Boston, and the same time frame probably goes for Helsinki.
That is a bit creepy, hehe. Nah, just kidding. What can I say? Guilty as charged. I got bitten by the figure skating events bug. It used to be sci-fi and fantasy conventions, but that started to annoy me. If I'm gonna pay this kind of money, the people I get to see had better do something to deserve it instead of just answering some questions about shows they barely remember having guest-starred in or what their favorite color is, and charging ridiculous amount of money for a simple autograph. :noshake:
I think they don't even have a schedule released yet for Boston, right? So it must be one of these days for Boston, and the same time frame probably goes for Helsinki.
BTW I *love* the fact that the Practices also have the same reserved seats. No getting up in the middle of the night to try and get a good spot.
Compared to say a concert or something...Hi everyone,
here's a crazy Spaniard who wants to buy 2 tickets (I think Ice level 2) for Worlds 2017. I already have a hotel reservation for GPF Marseille 2016, however I've never had the chance to see Worlds live, so after seeing the Worlds tickets prices I'm more inclined to head to Helsinki instead of Marseille. After seeing the available tickets now, I'm very convinced that most of the seats are blocked by tour agencies, so I'll wait a little.
What i wanted to ask is if anybody knows a tour agency so that I can see what they can offer.:scratch3:.... I have just visited DASH TOURS but they still don't have anything planned, I suppose that the passing of David Ash has postponed some future programms (I'm so sorry for his passing, I met him in GPF Barcelona 2014 and he was such a nice guy...)
Thank you in advance!!!
P.S.: Alex D , are we (Spaniards) so crazy??
I think what really annoyed me is that they would get up at oh-so-early, "reserve" a seat, and then leave again... only to return during the practice with the Japanese skaters, while the rest of the time the seats were just empty.
I have no real experience with other skating events to compare. The only other one I ever visited was a Challenge Cup event in The Hague, and while it had a few good skaters, it was just a very small event, with an even smaller audience, and the most I remember about it was how utterly COLD it was.
