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Thanks a lot, Tom and keanrn5y!

@jradesquire:
I'm in the same position. I don't have any recommendations, but I'm finding that anything in your/my budget [in central Paris with reasonable Trip Advisor ratings] doesn't have private facilities. So you may have to lower your expectations / increase your budget.
Added: I'm also a seeing a lot of 'tiny room' and 'thin walls'.

'I believe it goes A - Z, then AA - ZZ, then AAA ..... etc.'

So when I get offered something like row GG, this means it's out in the woods, 33 rows away from the stage. Great.

What's wrong with simple numbers? Even Roman numerals would be better.

They have a seating plan for Dublin now, by the way.

http://media.ticketmaster.co.uk/tm/en-g ... 13807s.jpg

Oh my God. That seating plan has just made my day. YAY!

Hartmut wrote:'I believe it goes A - Z, then AA - ZZ, then AAA ..... etc.'

So when I get offered something like row GG, this means it's out in the woods, 33 rows away from the stage. Great.

What's wrong with simple numbers? Even Roman numerals would be better.

Numering the rows would cause even more confusion. Its standard practice to use letters for seating rows

Hartmut wrote:They have a seating plan for Dublin now, by the way.

http://media.ticketmaster.co.uk/tm/en-g ... 13807s.jpg

Cheers Hartmut

Very happy with that!

And you'd be surprised, GG would be a decent seat, if it was in A4, or even A3 or A5.

Thanks a million for your kindness, Bernadine. I know I will get a better ticket for Ciara in the months ahead. She is soooooooooooo excited at the notion of going to her first Leonard concert -- she knows most of the words of all the songs on Old Ideas. My post this morning was written in the frustration to trying to negotiate Ticketmaster. Looking forward to meeting all our friends from far and near.

Hartmut wrote:They have a seating plan for Dublin now, by the way.

http://media.ticketmaster.co.uk/tm/en-g ... 13807s.jpg

Holy Moley this has made me SOOOOO happy. ^_^ A3 row F. Not directly in front, but still a very satisfactory place to be, especially considering that I purchased without having nay idea where they would be.

SEATWAVE have block A4 ROW B seats for sale at £350-00 EACH for Dublin 11TH Sept.

Did anyone on the forum manage to buy seats in the first few rows ? Or were these seats passed directly to the secondary sellers?

Here is a link to a TV program called "The Great Ticket Scandal"
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/disp ... /episode-1

FOXWOOD wrote:SEATWAVE have block A4 ROW B seats for sale at £350-00 EACH for Dublin 11TH Sept.

Did anyone on the forum manage to buy seats in the first few rows ? Or were these seats passed directly to the secondary sellers?

Here is a link to a TV program called "The Great Ticket Scandal"
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/disp ... /episode-1

I saw that programme when it was on and have had it in mind this morning... wouldn't put it past them.

Tickets for the 12th in Dublin secured.
Good thing 'cos I'd already booked a flight .

FOXWOOD wrote:SEATWAVE have block A4 ROW B seats for sale at £350-00 EACH for Dublin 11TH Sept.

Did anyone on the forum manage to buy seats in the first few rows ? Or were these seats passed directly to the secondary sellers?

Here is a link to a TV program called "The Great Ticket Scandal"
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/disp ... /episode-1

always seems to happen, so unfair!

Thanks Jarkko, you are a genius, all worked very smoothly, couldn't get to my pc till about 9.15 but got A4 tickets for both nights, rows V & Y. (Dublin)

Thinking about all the babbling about seatings plans I´m glad the Gothenburg show is a non-seater....