HW: OFF: BritRail

[Tom Clark]

My ticket indicates "Stalls Standing".  Is that the same thing as floor, or would
that mean that we are packed like  cattle standing in a "stall" on the  outskirts
of the floor such as  one might find at a rodeo.   I've never seen that, and this
is  kind of a stupid question, but it's getting close, and excitement and curiosity
creeps in about these  mundane details.  :))

Also, anyone know where  the Beehive and the venue is in relation to the tube
station in Brixton and is a cab required to get there, or is it within reasonable
walking distance?  (If not, if anyone sees a guy wandering aimlessly around
Brixton  with a black  T-shirt, brown leather jacket, long hair and graying goatee,
help point me in the right direction, please.)

Regards,

Tom



>
>
> > Are the 'floor' tickets and balcony tickets really firm...ie., do they
> > really not allow you access to the other part(s) of the Academy?  I'm on the
> > floor of course....I prefer to stand/move around whenever possible.
>
>         I think the way it works is that a floor ticket doesn't allow you
> to enter the balcony seats and a balcony ticket doesn't let you onto the
> floor. I imagine both will cover the circle where the vendors will set up
> and the bars and the foyer. That's how I remember it last all-nighter
> anyway. Hope some of this helps, yours,
>                                         Jon
>
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>      Jon Jarrett (01223 741219)       jjarrett at chiark.greenend.org.uk
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