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[Music] ABBA Voyage



Poyningsgull

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Apr 12, 2007
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We are off to see ABBA Voyage next week. Organised event through Seagull Travel. Anyone been ? Both love ABBA music and are really looking forward to it.
 




Titanic

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Jul 5, 2003
39,746
West Sussex
We saw it last year - loved it. If you are on the dance floor, I recommend getting a spot against the back wall - so much better to take the whole stage in from a bit of a distance.
 






Phoebes Mum

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May 5, 2019
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Went earlier this year year, it was amazing. We stood, there was plenty of space for dancing and a really good view. Whole operation very slick. Travelled by train and it was so easy to get to, no issues.
 






Justice

Dangerous Idiot
Jun 21, 2012
20,285
Born In Shoreham
My Wife and daughter went said they had a ball. I dropped them off and picked them up which was easy. I spent the waiting time in the Westfield Casino just down the road.
 


Eeyore

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Apr 5, 2014
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I looked but the tickets seemed so expensive. Would be interested though.
 








Cheeky Monkey

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Jul 17, 2003
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Genuine question: do people not have any issue paying that much for a holographic gig? Had considered going last year, but once we looked at the ticket prices, no way could we justify it.
 




Nitram

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Jul 16, 2013
2,236
Genuine question: do people not have any issue paying that much for a holographic gig? Had considered going last year, but once we looked at the ticket prices, no way could we justify it.
I paid £100 a ticket first time and £25 second time, though the seats were not as good as the first time.
It’s an event like no other I’ve been too, if you think it’s just a holographic gig save your money.
I’ve paid similar money for theatre and music gigs. It’s the price of going to an event these days.

To add they also have a live band and back up singers.
 




Cheeky Monkey

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Jul 17, 2003
23,731
I paid £100 a ticket first time and £25 second time, though the seats were not as good as the first time.
It’s an event like no other I’ve been too, if you think it’s just a holographic gig save your money.
I’ve paid similar money for theatre and music gigs. It’s the price of going to an event these days.

To add they also have a live band and back up singers.
I was going to mention the backing band. I don't know why they don't put on more shows per day, I'm guessing because of the live backing band, but it might enable a ticket price reduction. How did you get £25 tickets?
 




Deadly Danson

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Oct 22, 2003
4,494
Brighton
Genuine question: do people not have any issue paying that much for a holographic gig? Had considered going last year, but once we looked at the ticket prices, no way could we justify it.
It is mostly a holographic gig but it's all based on weeks and weeks of motion capture of the band so it does feel pretty authentic and as already stated the live band and singers help. Had a great time on my visit. In any case, it's Abba music so what's not to like?
 


Nitram

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Jul 16, 2013
2,236
I was going to mention the backing band. I don't know why they don't put on more shows per day, I'm guessing because of the live backing band, but it might enable a ticket price reduction. How did you get £25 tickets?
Just got lucky with an early release day, I would not recommend the seats though, to the side and high up, but as it was a second visit and the price was so good it seemed to good to turn down.
 








PeterT

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Apr 21, 2017
2,248
Hove
Our tickets were £27.50 but sounds like they are the ones high up on the side that were not recommended in this thread! But can’t complain for that price, we are going on a Friday next month. If I get up and dance, I think security will be asking me to sit down again pdq!
 




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