Pricing.... I don’t get it.

They're not allowed by law for some reason to say you have to have to buy the book so usually found hidden down the announcement is a link where you can get the code without a purchase!

He’s not a Sir Gary yet though. Despite all that shmoozing round the royal family. It’s so obvious what he’s up to... Makes me PUKE 

Obviously I caved in and booked Barlow tickets despite my early rantings. I'm weak, sorry.

I know some fans who are up to ten shows bought in pre sale alone, I expect more tomorrow. The good old friendly "I've booked more than you" competition in a fandom!

I always had you down as the reckless type PoL, and now you’ve confirmed it. You devil. 

Unfortunately doesn't work with a Big Mac, haven't thought of the McFlurry and is small enough to get into your pocket, many other London theatres you can do that too.

I remember going to see the last revival of All My Sons at the Apollo.

Anyway I had a £10 day ticket and the ticket was situated in a box, which I shared with these 2 other middle aged women, who by the way they spoke prim and proper (no Eliza Doolittle here) you could tell they didn't go to the local comprehensive. Anyway before the show started I had a little convivial chat with them and ascertained they come from Bickley, which is 5 miles from where I live and houses in Bickley start North of £2m. Anyway come the interval they got theses 2 glasses out yes glasses not plastic, this little icebag, unzipped and produced 2 tins of Pimms, which they poured and enjoyed.

So you had these 2 ladies who were public schooled, reside in very expensive palatial pads, who had the cheapest day seats and helping themselves to their own drinks in proper glasses, that would cost no more than £2.50 for the 2x Pimms, if you please, I think it's fair to say I liked these ladies immediately.

Thank you for pointing out the interesting aspect of this "trick". Perhaps more Tommy Cooper than David Blaine. Did you have a glamorous assistant?

You can order your McFlurry from your theatre seat, using the McDonald's app on your smartphone, and then stroll across the road at a leisurely pace with no fear of missing the start of Act II.

That particular McDonald's is usually okay queue-wise, as it's very small and doesn't have seats inside, also it has the ordering screens so you rarely have to wait to place your order. Going at the interval of a show, particularly if it's a matinee, should avoid the major meal time rushes as well.

yes just ask they'll sometimes (usually) charge you the extra 20p making it £1.29, but sometimes they don't charge.

Worth noting though that you can't do the extra shot on the order screens or via the app, only face to face with an actual human.

You probably don't want to hear there's a Wetherspoons one where you can order your beer and burger meal deal without leaving your seat then...

You also probably won't enjoy this story...


metro.co.uk/2017/09/21/mans-request-for-birthday-drinks-at-wetherspoons-backfires-when-strangers-send-him-milk-and-fruit-shoots-6944539/

I can imagine this soon in the "bad behaviour" thread. "I was distracted from the action on stage because the person next to me was online ordering a Mdonalds"

Mind it's not as daft as it sounds as ATG theatres now bring food to your seat in the interval. You can either wave the menu very handily tucked into the seat in front or, as waving and speaking to someone clearly too much effort for some, you can download the app and order your things online. Hideous.