[Tutorial] "How I made it to Tokyo and Arena Tour 2006" =P

[immel]

Neither of them are arena (standing) seats, that's all I can make out. You need a reference where you can see which blocks are which.

[~angel*ayumi~]

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It´s so hard to find 3 good tickets near each other...
I want as close to the stage as possible 8and as I can pay xD)

[kel64]

Sorry, another ticket question
Here is an example ticket...
http://page2.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/b72860094

Now, this is located in this area, correct?



Now, the C2 part, is that the middle block? Can't seem to find that out on the arena site.

[immel]

That's weird, they blocked out the text where it says if it's in the center or the elevated positions.

In the info lower down it says it's in the center, so what you encircled should be correct.

[oro77]

I did not know tickets were already available, I am so late.

I will try to go to the Saitama one, I wanted to go to Yokohama too but it is during week days ...
I don't find any maps of the Saitama super arena, can someone post it here ?
Don't know which places are good or bad.

i intend to spend 15 000 yens for 1 ticket, do you think I can have good place?
(Not so easy to find only 1 ticket on Yahoo auctions, most of the time it's 2 tickets. My friends don't like Ayu.)

EDIT : I found this



I don't get this :
2月 3日（土）チケット発売開始
発売日受付
キョードー東京 0570-01-9911
電子チケットぴあ 0570-02-9535
ローソンチケット 0570-08-4611
CNプレイガイド 0570-03-9800
e+(イープラス) http://eplus.jp

It is tomorrow, where should I go to get the tickets, please help me !

[Hatix]

@kel64
It's not blocked out, it's above it, there it says in the center. Above C2 it says center (sentaa, センター). If it's the blocks on the side, then is says アリーナ (arena).

Like I said before Yokohama Arena is quite confusing, you just have to look at the right things. I found it by asking the same question, what is the difference on the ticket? By comparing a few, I found the answer. センター　or アリーナ.

[immel]

Originally Posted by Hatix

I found the answer. センター　or アリーナ.

Center and Arena should be the same thing, at least the arena seats in Yoyogi Stadium is the same as what's called the center seats in Yokohama arena.

[Aleema]

Originally Posted by oro77

I don't get this :
2月 3日（土）チケット発売開始
発売日受付
キョードー東京 0570-01-9911
電子チケットぴあ 0570-02-9535
ローソンチケット 0570-08-4611
CNプレイガイド 0570-03-9800
e+(イープラス) http://eplus.jp

It is tomorrow, where should I go to get the tickets, please help me !

Your best bet is NOT to get tickets the official way, especially for something that sells out quick and it's not the presale. For ayumi, if you want even a remotely good seat, surf Yahoo!Japan Auctions or ticket.co.jp. I bought a ticket using Ticket Pia once, where you just print out the reciept and pay at the register in FamilyMart, but you should probably use a deputy service to buy the ticket from auction and ship it to you. See my PM.

[JinHamasaki]

So I'm looking at tickets...

Can anyone give me a rundown on what the ideal places to sit at? I mean, I know it goes from alphabetical order, but then some of the tickets begin with numbers?

So I guess I'm asking, what are the best seats for the best price? I figured it would be in the B and C seats, but I was thinking that maybe some of the side elevated seats won't be bad.

I was looking at this:
http://page8.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/h44457820

[immel]

The price for them tickets is very cheap, and there's no bids, so I doubt it's very good seats. I don't know how Saitama Arena looks so I can't help you much, sorry.

[oro77]

I wonder why the concert dates are often in the week days.
I can only go to the Saitama ones.
I wanted to go to the Yokohama ones, but it would be hard, the concert begins so early.

There are also concerts to Fukuoka but I don't really know if I will go, it is pretty far. I wonder if the town is nice, maybe I can travel in Kyushu.

Has someone been to a Fukuoka concert ? I think it is small but I don't really care.

[immel]

The smaller the concert the better, Ayu wont be smaller if the arena is smaller, it'll be cheaper for you and you will be WAY closer to Ayu. Also, the sound will probably be a lot better if the arena is more decently sized.

[oro77]

Originally Posted by immel

The smaller the concert the better, Ayu wont be smaller if the arena is smaller, it'll be cheaper for you and you will be WAY closer to Ayu. Also, the sound will probably be a lot better if the arena is more decently sized.

Yes I think the same too. Ayu will be much closer to the public.
But it may be "too much" to go that far, only to go to see Ayu7s concert. Even for me ^^

So if the town is nice, I can spend a good week end by visiting the place and enjoying the concert after
I would go without problem if it was not so far from Tokyo.

If someone has already done it, please give some advice for the trip.
(I live in Saitama ken near Tokyo.)

[JinHamasaki]

I'm going to the Saitama concert on 3/11 but I am going to be in Tokyo for a week.

I looked at the railways and it's not that hard to navigate. Everything within Tokyo is about a half hour and the majority are much less on the rail.

[chocopockymaster]

Originally Posted by oro77

Yes I think the same too. Ayu will be much closer to the public.
But it may be "too much" to go that far, only to go to see Ayu7s concert. Even for me ^^

So if the town is nice, I can spend a good week end by visiting the place and enjoying the concert after
I would go without problem if it was not so far from Tokyo.

If someone has already done it, please give some advice for the trip.
(I live in Saitama ken near Tokyo.)

I've never been, but I'm trying to organize a trip after my graduation in June to catch the last show in Fukuoka (at the Marine Messe) on 6/10, and then catch Mika's show (I forget where it is) on 6/12. :3 Maybe I'll see you there!

[Aleema]

Originally Posted by JinHamasaki

I'm going to the Saitama concert on 3/11 but I am going to be in Tokyo for a week.

I looked at the railways and it's not that hard to navigate. Everything within Tokyo is about a half hour and the majority are much less on the rail.

Sweet! Another person going to the 3/11 concert. ^_^

[immel]

Originally Posted by JinHamasaki

I looked at the railways and it's not that hard to navigate. Everything within Tokyo is about a half hour and the majority are much less on the rail.

As long as you stay in the central parts it's extremely easy, because everything is displayed and said in both Japanese and English.

[oro77]

Yes it is quite easy but sometimes you can get lost easily in big stations

I forgot to give the link about the saitama super arena:　http://www.geocities.jp/livehis/hous...saitamasa.html

It's a bit old but I don't think it has changed so much since.

[JinHamasaki]

Originally Posted by oro77

Yes it is quite easy but sometimes you can get lost easily in big stations

I forgot to give the link about the saitama super arena:　http://www.geocities.jp/livehis/hous...saitamasa.html

It's a bit old but I don't think it has changed so much since.

Thanks oro77, I was just about to ask if Ayu's concert would have stadium seating or the arena seating...

I was kinda hoping for stadium seating, it would be so cool to surrounded by tens of thousands of Ayu fans!!!

Well, it looks like it'll be arena seating, so at least she'll be visible.

[JinHamasaki]

Originally Posted by Aleema

Sweet! Another person going to the 3/11 concert. ^_^

Where are you staying at Aleema? My friends and I will be at Sakura hostel in Asakusa.