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In the RoH Friends email today

 

"Good news for those who like to book Stalls Circle tickets

As requested by a number of Friends we will be including additional Stalls Circle tickets within Advance Booking for the 2015/16 Season. These are C92-96, C17-21, D1-6 and D48-54."

 

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Hmm. That will be annoying. They've already (most of the time) lost the side stalls circle day seats, so if they're going to get rid of the stalls circle standing as well where are they going to get their 67 seats from, assuming they keep that number?

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It's good news for the Friends, but I feel for those who can't book so far in advance. So basically, if a performance has sold out or there are only pricey seats left, there is no option but to sit in the very back of the amphi where you can't see much of anything?

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Reading between the lines after many years of following the day ticket situation, I believe that the number of tickets currently reserved for day ticket allocation (at least 50% of Balcony Standing, the whole of the Stalls Circle Row C benches and a larger allocation in the rear Amphi, as well as those Row D Stalls Circle ones) is actually considerably more than the 67 they claim will be available, and that the current proposals will reduce it *to* 67, not from.

 

Could be wrong though.

 

It's only since last Christmas that the ones at the end of SC row D have ended up being put online after the morning queue, too.  They always used to say they couldn't sell them online as people used to complain that the fairly extreme restricted view hadn't been adequately explained.  Why that applied to those places and not the far more restricted-view ones in Balcony B, I don't know.

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It's good news for the Friends, but I feel for those who can't book so far in advance. So basically, if a performance has sold out or there are only pricey seats left, there is no option but to sit in the very back of the amphi where you can't see much of anything?

 

As far as I know, they are not removing all of the stalls circle day seat allocation. As I understand it, the rest of the current allocation of day seats in row C of the stalls circle will still be available next season (C22-26 and 87-91) Of course these seats are considerably more expensive than stalls circle standing (around £20 for mixed bills and up to £35 for full length works)

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Yes, but surely the SC seat allocation must depend on whether the end sections of the SC are in use or not?

 

Since SC standing places have been included, the seats in the end sections have not formed part of the day seat allocation 

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Thanks Alison - I've been trying to sign up for the forum for ages but was having a technical problem whereby it wouldn't accept my email address. Had to have the account set up for me by admin.

 

No, the end seats in the first block over the pit are not part of the day seat allocation.  The seats in row C there, when available, are for advance booking and very cheap due to the very restricted view.  It's the next two blocks along Row C, all of which are permanent seats, which have all been day tickets for the last few years, and half of which are now being converted to being bookable in advance.

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