HMV will have an allocation.

Annie will I be able to buy tickets in person before 7 o clock on the release date?

I'll have to check and get back to you.  Or you could give HMV a call.

I'll email the Arts Centre

Are the Ticketline outlets in tourist information centres drawing from the same pool of tickets as everyone who applies online as normal?

I suggest you contact them.

yo....
 
i will indeed be attending the festival this july, however, i am very distressed by the lack of ticket information. I have searched everywhere, and this isnt an exaggeration to configure the prices of the ticktes, and have retrieved no success. I have heard full weekend ticket prices are around £130, and single day tickets are around £55. could someone please alter this or confirm this for me please? also, i want a saturday and sunday ticket, how much is that? i dont want a full weekend ticket, merely a weekend one, which i have heard is cheaper.
 
Please reply to this, as i have been in such worry, leaving me in an echelon of stress....
 
thanks!
 
xx

The tickets have not gone on sale yet.  Full details will be on the website shortly.  They go on sale from 7pm on March 23rd.  Line up will be announced at the same time.

are you able to tell us how much of the line-up will eb announced?
will it be just the headliners or will we find out some more smaller bands too?

much love xxx

My first post on these forums so hello to all.

Went to Latitude last year and was very surprised by how much I enjoyed it.  Have done Reading and V and thought Latitude was better than both.

Must say i'm not impressed by all this lineup and ticket sale date being the same.  Some of us, like me, like to have a look at the lineup and then buy our ticket. Announcing it on the day gives me no time to ring around and see if anyone is interested.

ORIGINAL: kiers83

My first post on these forums so hello to all.

Went to Latitude last year and was very surprised by how much I enjoyed it.  Have done Reading and V and thought Latitude was better than both.

Must say i'm not impressed by all this lineup and ticket sale date being the same.  Some of us, like me, like to have a look at the lineup and then buy our ticket. Announcing it on the day gives me no time to ring around and see if anyone is interested.

Hello kiers :op

You can always go on your own, you always find people to talk to, just have all your friends on ready for next monday night! :o)  Thats what I'm doing.

it's pretty irrelevant to Latitude, as it's always been based around more than just bands...

the fact is, that its gonna be brilliant, whoever is playing....

so just buy a ticket.....

or infact, dont...

let it be more quieter like the first year, it really was like heaven

ORIGINAL: kiers83

My first post on these forums so hello to all.

Went to Latitude last year and was very surprised by how much I enjoyed it.  Have done Reading and V and thought Latitude was better than both.

Must say i'm not impressed by all this lineup and ticket sale date being the same.  Some of us, like me, like to have a look at the lineup and then buy our ticket. Announcing it on the day gives me no time to ring around and see if anyone is interested.

Hey Kiers,
Don't panic too much, you'll have plenty of time to check. Tickets usually don't sell out for a month.

We, like many others bought our 2009 tickets last year just after the 2008 festival had finished. Not knowing who would be playing has never bothered us, it's a bonus when we get bands we like and what's even better is seeing bands you have never heard of and thoroughly enjoying yourself.
 
But I can honestly say that we don't go for just the bands, it the whole atmosphere of the place that does it for us

They're 150 pounds guys :(


 http://www.ueaticketbookings.co.uk/events/latitude-2009.aspx

makes buying last summer look good value then, glad i did.

ORIGINAL: ndm

it's pretty irrelevant to Latitude, as it's always been based around more than just bands...

the fact is, that its gonna be brilliant, whoever is playing....

so just buy a ticket.....

or infact, dont...

let it be more quieter like the first year, it really was like heaven

 
ahh....happy days! Main stage in the tent. No massive walk between sunrise & uncut. Being able to get into the comedy tent. bliss. And i KNOW they couldnt have continued in that vein, so i guess the popularity of latitude is a good thing. But, being selfish, i LOVED those days......:)

Oh what a relief i got them in the pre sale.

ORIGINAL: Gingerbond

Oh what a relief i got them in the pre sale.

 
Indeed
 
Just means that we've now got to make sure we have £150 for the pre-sale tickets this year. Oh well, c'est la vie.

I love the fact you can buy them from "The Bus Station".

That is sooo Latitude!