Free Audience Tickets

[M&M]

There are audience tickets available for BBC3 Real Hustle if u email hustle@objectiveproductions.com

They are also looking for people to set up their friends / family to be hustled - tempting

[f3lix]

You can actually turn up to most TV recordings (other than BBC ones) without any e-ticket and as long as you are there early and don't mind queuing you will get in without any checks being made. They just want an audience.

This may be true but I've got some priority tickets for Celebrity Who Wants To Be A Millionaire on Tuesday so I'm definitely getting in

I emailed lostintv about not getting in to see Paul O'Grady and here is the reply which may be of interest to some.

Dear Felix

Thanks for taking the time to email me. I must apologise for what was a wasted journey for you to the London studios in Waterloo, and am sorry that you did not gain entry into the studio to see the Paul O'Grady show. I really am so sorry.

If I can explain how the booking system works - unfortunately we do have to overbook on our ticket allocation to every show. We work on the statistics of turnouts that we have achieved over the last 5 years since booking for different TV and radio shows and also so far, over 400 Paul O'Grady audiences, and have to approximately determine how many tickets will be used when booking tickets. We therefore have to ask ticket holders to arrive early to avoid disappointment, and we point out on tickets that seating cannot be guaranteed. I am sorry and immensely surprised, that on arrival on this occasion it was not early enough. In contrast, there have been many previous occasions when we have had even more extra tickets in circulation and only been at seventy five percent capacity. We are therefore very surprised to have turned so many people away. From our experience, we feel that there is no other way with dealing with the ticket allocations other than by over allocating on numbers. We also have to take into account seasonal changes with the weather and transport issues.

If this were to happen on a daily basis, I think it would be quite impossible to convince people to ever come back to a TV recording again! As you say, it is not fair on you and we don't thrive on letting you down, we rely on people turning up to make the shows a success. I wholeheartedly regret what happened and I hope that you will return to see the show with priority access soon.

Monday 11th October @ 12:30pm OR 4:30pm

Tuesday 12th October @ 12.30pm OR 4.30pm

Wednesday 13th October @ 12.30pm OR 4.30pm

(If these dates are not convenient, please let me know and I will offer alternatives).

If you have priority tickets, we will hold your seat until 30 minutes before the doors open. You will have the first pick of the seats too.

I really hope that you will come back and take us up on our priority seats offer. If Paul O’Grady is not convenient, please browse our list of shows at http://www.lostintv.com

When you next apply online, you will be given priority as I have put a note on your account to do this for all future shows.

Kind regards,

Nick

You cant say fairer than that
Hence my priority tickets for Millionaire.

This will be my first TV show ...something I need to get out of my system.
I will report back (like it or not) soon.

[prettyxcool]

The Mastermind chair moves to BBC One where is sits gleaming in the spotlight...calling out its challenge to Britain's best-loved comedians, actors, sporting stars and television personalities.

So please be our guest and take your seat in the audience as John Humphrys presides over another series of Celebrity Mastermind.

Recording at BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane London on Monday 26 October. There will be two recordings. Doors open at 4.30pm and 6.45pm.

Please note that the second recording is a double recording including a Children In Need Special.

To apply for tickets, visit the BBC Tickets Website http://shows.external.bbc.co.uk/help/sh ... mastermind or call the BBC Ticket Line on 0370 901 1227*.

We look forward to seeing you in our audience very soon.

Kind regards

BBC Shows, Tours and Events
www.bbc.co.uk/tickets

[andrews]

Booking now available for Britain's Got Talent.

Birmingham
Cardiff
Glasgow
London
Manchester
Newcastle


http://applausestore.com/applausestore- ... =131&bid=1

[andrews]

Strictly Come Dancing Christmas Special - tickets available for 21 December

Grab your scorecards and dust off your dancing shoes, Strictly Come Dancing is back for a one off Christmas Special!

Packed full of glitz, glamour, show-stopping moves and more sequins than ever before, this fabulous show is putting the sparkle back into Christmas on BBC One.

The legendary Bruce Forsyth and his glamorous co-host Tess Daly will once again host this BBC One extravaganza to be broadcast on Christmas Day.

Due to the popularity of this show, we are operating a random draw.

If you have been one of the lucky ones who visited Television Centre or the Tower Ballroom, Blackpool during the 2009 series, then you aren't eligible to apply for tickets for this Christmas Special.

You can apply at any time until Tuesday 8 December at 10pm.

No applications will be accepted after this date and time.

You can apply for a maximum of two tickets per household.

Please note that entering the random draw does not guarantee tickets and you will only be notified of your successful application on receipt of your tickets.

Please note that the dresscode is glamorous. Strictly no jeans.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/showsandtours/show ... me_dancing

[AnneJ]

I had tickets to Paul O Grady on Monday, he had Cliff Richard on, my mums a big fan so we went. We queued for 3 hours and didn't get in!! It was a disaster, we were only told we weren't going in at 4.50pm, the show starts at 5pm, apparently they had about 40 production priority tickets, they weren't sure whether those people were going to turn up, so they kept about 50 of us there just in case they didn't, then at the last minute they all arrived so we didn't go in. I emailed Lost in TV yesterday to complain, so far no reply.....

[ejwrank]

Well we went to see BBC 2 daytime quiz show "Pointless" hosted by Alexander Armstrong last night and according to my son it was brilliant although daughter and I found it all pretty boring. It took almost 3 hours to make a 45 minute show and we were surprised how many mistakes cast and crew made. Still it was interesting to see it in person -- been there, done that!

[andrews]

Free Audience Tix to - Strictly Come Dancing Launch Show

The launch show will be filmed on the Wednesday 8 September to be broadcast on Saturday 11 September. Once the show is over, celebrities and their dance partners will go into training to prepare for the first live show three weeks later.

During the afternoon there will also be a red carpet event capturing the arrival of all this series stars including our hosts Bruce and Tess, our professional dancers our judges and of course our 2010 competing celebrities.

On arrival at the BBC some people will be given the opportunity to watch this red carpet event before going into the studio.

Please be aware this will be a filmed event with flash photography, involving standing for around 45 minutes and you should bring appropriate clothing with you as it will be outside.

Tickets for this extra event will be allocated on a first come first served basis on arrival.

We are operating a random draw to make the allocation of tickets as fair as possible.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/showsandtours/show ... aunch_show

[prettyxcool]

I had tickets to Paul O Grady on Monday, he had Cliff Richard on, my mums a big fan so we went. We queued for 3 hours and didn't get in!! It was a disaster, we were only told we weren't going in at 4.50pm, the show starts at 5pm, apparently they had about 40 production priority tickets, they weren't sure whether those people were going to turn up, so they kept about 50 of us there just in case they didn't, then at the last minute they all arrived so we didn't go in. I emailed Lost in TV yesterday to complain, so far no reply.....

Yes, they always do that with free audience tickets - had tickets to see Robbie Williams in Parky - and just as we were next in the queue to go in after queuing for 3 hours in the wind and rain, the production team turned up! But we were given priority tickets for the next Parky show and we saw Tony Blair instead. Not a consolation!

[tilly]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/showsandtours/shows/shows/maroon_5

Radio 2 In Concert Maroon 5Radio 2 | 9 September


Maroon 5 will be performing an exclusive show for Radio 2 at The Scala in Kings Cross, London on Thursday 9 September at 9pm.

This show will feature classic hits and tracks from their new album Hands All Over.

We have 250 pairs of tickets to give away for this event.

The ticket giveaway will be open from now until 6.45pm on Thursday 26 August.

Tickets are free and will be allocated at random.

You can apply for a maximum of one pair of tickets per household, and you must make your own way to and from the event.

For full terms and conditions visit Radio 2 website.

Good luck with your application.


All information is correct at time of publication.