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Subject: Re: Queuing Arrangements

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Philip Trueman

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Date Posted: 20:09:03 24/06/2002
In reply to: Jim Buchan 's message, "Re: Queuing Arrangements" on 13:53:08 21/06/2002

I expect the Weekend Pass holders to be in the Season Ticket queues, with these renamed to "Pre-paid Tickets". I think that's totally fair - why should the length of validity of the ticket affect which queue people should join?
My big concern is Mahler 8 on Sunday 11th August. Weekend Passes are already sold out, because so many relatives of the NYO etc. failed to get tickets for seats - see the discussion on the BBC's message board. So we have the combination of a popular concert (Mahler 8, NYO, Rattle), a new kind of ticket, a high proportion of holders of that ticket who have never Prommed before, and the record of behaviour of the audience the NYO bring with them (anyone remember two years ago?). It's a heady brew. This is, IMHO, something to be raised with the Hall in advance.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Queuing Arrangements	David	22:37:09 24/06/2002
Re: Queuing Arrangements -- Kathryn, 13:19:56 25/06/2002 Re: Queuing Arrangements -- John Underwood, 12:52:19 02/07/2002