Need info on Globe
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Judy - thank you very much for responding so quickly. I will be sure to order our tickets tomorrow. I love this forum - I've learned so much! We'll definitely try to be of some help to others when we return in early August from our first trip. Thank you again.
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I would also suggest trying to get tickets before you arrive in London. The theatre is pretty small and usually booked early. I got a ticket to Julius Caesar before I left the states for a performance on June 11. It was great - I really loved the theatre and the performance. I wouldn't recommend yard seats since you have to stand on concrete the whole performance. Have fun <BR>Martha <BR> <BR>
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In case you haven't booked tickets yet, try contacting the UK version of Ticketmaster. That's where we purchased ours. They arrived in a prompt manner with no extra charges. Do get them before leaving. A British friend advised us on that, and he was right. The performance we saw June 18 was full. While standing looks fun, the plays are long and sitting is much better. Have a wonderful time. It's a super experience.
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I just called the Globe today, and got partial view tickets for the end of August! I called their ticket master (equivalent) but they told me the box office may have some better seats (they didn't for the date). Call with the schedule and a few alternate dates ready. Check out http://www.officiallondontheatre.co.uk for the dates and a click to the Globe website. Good luck!
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Thank you again, everyone! I called the Globe Box Office on 7/4/99 and was able to get seats for the 7/29 performance of Julius Caesar - but just barely. It sounds as if they're pretty high up, but better that than standing on concrete for hours. I'm looking forward to every minute of it! <BR>