i´ve bought it here:
http://www.e-ticket.lu/v2/entered.php?pg=main&lang=en
it´s easy, accept pay pal
ONLY THAT YOU WON´T GET A PROPER TICKET,YOU´LL GET AN ARCHIVE FOR PRINTING AND WHIT THIS AND YOUR NAME YOU´LL GET IN THERE
Luxembourg Rockhal 04/03/2011
2023: Los Ángeles,Las Vegas, Londonx2, Valencia Madrid, Lisbon, Porto, Bilbao
2024: Gent- Eindhoven - Lokeren - Madrid
2024: Gent- Eindhoven - Lokeren - Madrid
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Ozpat
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That worked fine before. I ordered, paid and received the ticket within just a couple of days.Spiggythecat wrote:https://ticket.luxembourg-ticket.lu/app ... ockhal.jpg
i'm having problems to buy the ticket on this website...
any advise?
Wait a day, try again or contact them. Good luck!
"as we walk on the floodland"
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sisters-pics
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What kind of problems? Maybe you need Javascript!?Spiggythecat wrote:https://ticket.luxembourg-ticket.lu/app ... ockhal.jpg
i'm having problems to buy the ticket on this website...
any advise?
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Spiggythecat
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the problem was during entering the personal data (tried on two comps)sisters-pics wrote: What kind of problems? Maybe you need Javascript!?
anyway
I bougth ticket on another webside (3 euros more) but...
thanks dtsom
looking forward to be there for second time (first was in 2006)
just wonder, how the surroundings of Rockhal have changed since that time...
And the kissing and the colours come crushing down
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radiojamaica
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Got mi ticket 
Very curious to see this strange place...
Very curious to see this strange place...
in dub we trust
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Spiggythecat
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a new hotel near the venue will be open in Feb
I think this is good idea to stay here
http://www.accorhotels.com/de/hotel-707 ... ndex.shtml
I think this is good idea to stay here
http://www.accorhotels.com/de/hotel-707 ... ndex.shtml
And the kissing and the colours come crushing down
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DasPerltAber
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Oh, and yes.and this one as well....
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Spiggythecat
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though this bla bla global warming issue can help us save few euros:)
http://www.rockhal.lu/en/faq/faq/public-transport/Make use of this as it helps to prevent pollution and also avoids that you are stuck in the traffic jam before and after the show.
And the kissing and the colours come crushing down
Oh, that's a good idea. I think other countries should follow this brilliant example. I can imagine this - whoever travels to any gig in a country gets free transport, and whoever travels to see a Sisters gig gets free transport in first class. 
As means to compensate the resulting decrease of income in public transport corporations, less money should be spent on, say, diet pills advertisements or something equally stupid.
As means to compensate the resulting decrease of income in public transport corporations, less money should be spent on, say, diet pills advertisements or something equally stupid. -
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looks like we're not going to be able to make luxembourg 
even if we went "direct" it would mean:
train from manc to london
tube from euston to waterloo
DLR from waterloo to london city
flight from london city to luxembourg, arriving mid afternoon
and the timings are really tight.
"indirect" would mean:
flight from manc to paris CDG
train from paris CDG to paris east
tgv from paris east to lux
there's just too many points of failure there, in any of the possible routes. if our first train is delayed, the whole thing is f**ked
and it's not cheap with all those different modes of transport
so we've decided to sack luxembourg off and have a few days in paris instead. arrive on thursday and leave on monday, catching the gig somewhere in between
see you all in paris
even if we went "direct" it would mean:
train from manc to london
tube from euston to waterloo
DLR from waterloo to london city
flight from london city to luxembourg, arriving mid afternoon
and the timings are really tight.
"indirect" would mean:
flight from manc to paris CDG
train from paris CDG to paris east
tgv from paris east to lux
there's just too many points of failure there, in any of the possible routes. if our first train is delayed, the whole thing is f**ked
and it's not cheap with all those different modes of transport
so we've decided to sack luxembourg off and have a few days in paris instead. arrive on thursday and leave on monday, catching the gig somewhere in between
see you all in paris
What’s the difference between a buffalo and a bison?
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Not looked into flying to Brussels or Charleroi? (or even Antwerp has direct flights to Manchester) Just an idea 
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Quiff Boy
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we looked at a few options (via frankfurt looked like one of the best) but tbh it was just too many connections...Obviousman wrote:Not looked into flying to Brussels or Charleroi? (or even Antwerp has direct flights to Manchester) Just an idea
i'm a big believer in the view that the more moving parts there is to something, the more likely it is to go wrong
and each additional item of transport adds another ~€100 to the price :urfF:
anyways, paris is all booked now
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Fact! See you in Paris (well, Leeds first of course)
(well, Leeds first of course)But if the earlier gigs are great and you would like to reconsider your plans, you could always change your mind on the day of the gig, because a train from Paris to Esch sometime in the afternoon takes only 2,5 hours, with just one change. The only problem would be to get back to Paris after the gig, as there are no more trains until the morning. But maybe someone driving? Just a thought.
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christophe
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Ticket
to bad you can't make it Quiff
I could offer you a ride from Antwerp and back if that would help but I'm not doing Paris soo ...? 
to bad you can't make it Quiff
I could offer you a ride from Antwerp and back if that would help
but I'm not doing Paris soo ...? Another Shade of You.
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DasPerltAber
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You know you want to.LouLou wrote:i'd promised myself that Tilburg would be my final gig of the tour but now i'm seriously considering this one. the 6-hour train ride is a tad discouraging though
Btw.....nice meeting you. it was great meeting you too 
re: Esch - i really do want to go. chances are i'm going to writhe in agony for the next couple of days before i cave in and buy the ticket though. fingers crossed it won't be too late to sort out the transport and accommodation by then.
re: Esch - i really do want to go. chances are i'm going to writhe in agony for the next couple of days before i cave in and buy the ticket though. fingers crossed it won't be too late to sort out the transport and accommodation by then.
