duke88

How bloody tall was he?!

They were brilliant on the last tour. I'm seeing them twice in a week on this tour. Got a ticket for Brixton, then they added a Cambridge date, which my daughter could go to as it wasn't on a school night (she's only 8!), so got the two of us some for that as well!

Fitness is never a problem for me, I work part-time as a class instructor at the the gym, plus I run, so I've got a decent level of fitness. The huge queue in the heat did nearly destroy me last year though! The problem I have is being on my feet for 16+ hours a day. Spending all day sat down in an office, I'm just not used to it. By Sunday my feet are killing me. Did try some insoles last year, but not sure they made much difference. Not sure whether it's worth investing in better ones.

Of course people pay the same amount for things, regardless of their income. From a practical perspective, how on earth could it possibly be any other way? Should I prove my income (and no, I'm not one of the filthy rich) every time I go to the supermarket so they can work out how much I should pay. The way to reduce equality is to raise the living standards of those at the bottom and have a fairer system of taxation, not introduce a ridiculously complicated and costly system of making people pay more for goods and services, which would be open to abuse on a huge scale.

Booked a room about four miles from the site near Shepton Mallet for Tuesday night. It's not exactly the Ritz, but it's a bed!

Verifying everyone's income would be an absolute logistical nightmare. There's two million registrations! And I've never been to anything where what the price you pay is determined by your income. Apart from when there is concession prices for kids, unemployed and pensioners, of course. Plus there's so many variables that affect someone's actual disposable income - the cost of living where you live, whether or not you have kids etc.

6 out of 40-odd. Thankfully for me I was the one who got through, but God I feel bad for the rest. Was absolutely brutal.

Good luck all. Positive thoughts

You can buy as many tickets as you want on an individual card.

They're probably about right for the number of people actually there including staff and performers.

It's 135,000 tickets available in total to the public.

They're all different lengths, don't worry

I’m pretty certain It will tell you which registration number there is an issue with, you can then remove it and carry on, it doesn’t void the whole sale. Had an issue with one registration last time, but it did tell me which one, and I managed to sort it.

Why don't you buy your tickets together?!

It says that your tickets are not reserved until payment is completed.