KONZERTE AM 8, 10, 12 UND 14 JULI VERSCHOBEN!

Ich fass es nicht. Ich habe alle gebucht und jetzt diese scheiss?
Der 13 geht ja noch aber was ist mit dem 2. konzerT?

WAS??
Was ist mit dem Konzert am 12.7.09???
Ich bin nur bis zum 16.7 in London!

In mir bricht gerade echt Panik aus...

ja, das ist jetzt einfach so, wir können es nicht ändern und es wäre wirklich müßig sich jetzt noch darüber aufzuregen.
ich erinnere gerne an ein gewisses HBO-Konzert, dagegen war das hier Kindergarten.

8th July 2009 now becomes 13th July 2009

10th July 2009 now becomes 1st March 2010

12th July 2009 now becomes 3rd March 2010

14th July 2009 now becomes 6th March 2010 but LAST SHOW

Schlabbervieh für mich is das kein Kindergarten, ich kann mein Geld nicht zum Fenster rauswerfen.

Nee, das glaub ich jetzt nicht.

Zitat von MattBlnMe

8th July 2009 now becomes 13th July 2009

10th July 2009 now becomes 1st March 2010

12th July 2009 now becomes 3rd March 2010

14th July 2009 now becomes 6th March 2010 but LAST SHOW

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die, die am 14.7. hingehen sollten haben echt den jackpot. also an deren stelle wäre ich echt happy. letzte show hat schon was. wenn auch unfreiwillig

Zitat von liliella

Schlabbervieh für mich is das kein Kindergarten, ich kann mein Geld nicht zum Fenster rauswerfen.

ich auch nicht. aber dir steht immer noch die option offen gar nicht hinzugehen und die karten zu verchecken.
aber da diese option nicht in frage kommt, gilt es jetzt einfach das beste draus zu machen.
und jetzt mal ganz ehrlich, wen hier hätte es NICHT überrascht, wenn alles bei plan geblieben wäre. immerhin sprechen wir von michael jackson !!

Damit das Wichtigste bei der ganzen Aufregung nicht untergeht, hier mal kurz ein paar Infos, hoffe es richtig wiederzugeben:

1.) Das Konzert, welches ursprünglich am 08. Juli stattfinden sollte, findet nun am 13. Juli statt

2.) Als Entschädigung wird den Fans einen Preisnachlass von 10 % gewährt (Hotels only)

3.) Sollte jemand seine Karte zurückerstattet haben wollen, sollte er bis spätestens 19. Juni eine Mail senden an: Michaeljackson@Ticketmaster.co.uk

Zitat von schlabbervieh

die, die am 14.7. hingehen sollten haben echt den jackpot. also an deren stelle wäre ich echt happy. letzte show hat schon was. wenn auch unfreiwillig

Unter Jackpot versteh ich was anderes, sorry! Ich hab Karten für den 14.7, alles gebucht. Flug kann ich jetzt stornieren und warten bis März...? Das ist kein Jackpot, das ist großer Mist...

Die übrigen Konzertdaten sind, wie ich das jetzt verstanden habe nicht von dieser Änderung betroffen?
Ich will mir jetzt nämlich (für teures Geld) Tickets bei Viagogo kaufen und kann mir nicht erlauben dabei ein Risiko einzugehen.
Ich möchte in August nach London. Glaubt ihr, dass sich da noch was ändert?

Was meinen die denn mit Hotels Only?
Wie soll ich denn jetzt dort einen Preisnachlass bekommen? Die Zimmer sind gebucht und schon bezahlt...

Ich überlege jetzt ob ich Flug und Hotel umbuche oder trotzdem fliege und versuche Michael zu treffen, wär ja auch mal was...

Ich hab Angst dass ich jetzt umbuche und nachher wird es wieder verschoben...

Ghost, kannst du nicht umbuchen? Womit fliegst du?
Ich glaube das kostet nix, zumindestens kann ich bei Ryanair nichts davon finden.

JacksonVillage - Das Michael Jackson Forum Archiv Erste Konzerte im Juli 2009 verschoben!

20.05.2009 - Wie diverse Fans in Internetforen berichten, hat die Firma Ticketmaster, die die Tickets für die 50 O2-Konzerte von Michael Jackson verkauft, eine E-mail an alle geschickt, die Konzertkarten für das Eröffnungskonzert am 8. Juli 2009 haben.
Ticketmaster schreibt in der E-mail, dass aus technischen und organisatorischen Gründen das erste Konzert auf den 13. Juli verschoben werden musste. Man wolle allen Fans die gleiche Qualität bieten können, so Ticketmaster.
Alle, die am 13. Juli nicht nach London können, müssen sich bis zum 19. Juni bei Ticketmaster melden, um ihr Geld zurück zu bekommen.
Gerade kommen Meldungen rein, dass insgesamt 4 Konzerttermine verschoben worden sind. Die Konzertdaten sind wie folgt:
Das Konzert vom 8. Juli findet nun am 13. Juli statt.
Das Konzert vom 10. Juli findet nun am 1. März 2010 (!) statt.
Das Konzert vom 12. Juli findet nun am 3. März 2010 (!) statt.
Das Konzert vom 14. Juli findet nun am 6. März 2010(!) statt. Es ist damit das neue letzte Konzert der 50 O2 Shows!
Noch gibt es weder von Michael Jackson, noch vom Konzertveranstalter AEG Live eine Stellungnahme.
Jeder, der von den Verschiebungen betroffen ist, sollte von Ticketmaster eine E-mail bekommen (haben).
Alle Mitglieder und Gäste sind eingeladen, sich hier auf dem Laufenden zu halten.

JacksonVillage.org

IST DAS HIER EIN VERSPÄTETER APRILSCHERZ????

Das ist nicht witzig!!

Zitat von liliella

Ghost, kannst du nicht umbuchen? Womit fliegst du?
Ich glaube das kostet nix, zumindestens kann ich bei Ryanair nichts davon finden.

Ryanair - FAQS : Table of Fees (Deutsch)

das 2. von unten !!

... und ich hab mich so aufgeregt, als ich für den 8., bzw überhaupt im Juli keine Tickets bekommen habe
Na ja, schön, dass mein Konzert erst im September ist...

Mich trifft es natürlich volle Kanne, ich habe eine Karte für den 8 Juli und für den 12 Juli.....Ich habe Flug schon gebucht, wäre vom 6.7.- 13.7. in London, das haut jetzt zeitklich garnicht mehr hin.....Hostel ist auch schon für eine Woche gebucht.....bor, das ist einfach der hammer....

ich weiß garnicht, was ich schreiben soll.-..

Confirmed: Michael Jackson reschedules first four concerts at London O2 Arena

It seems that the rumours are true:- Michael Jackson has rescheduled his opening four London shows

The only good news is that the opening night (8th July) will still be the first night of the tour (now 13th July). The bad news for people with tickets for 10th, 12th and 14th July shows is that they have been pushed back to March 2010!

Wed 8th July will take place on 13th July 2009
Fri 10th July will be moved to 1st March 2010
Sun 12th July will be moved to 3rd March 2010
Tue 14th July will be moved to 6th March 2010

Check the official FAQ from Ticketmaster’s website:

Michael Jackson at The O2, rescheduled shows- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Rescheduling Information

Due to the sheer magnitude of the “This Is It” concerts at the O2 Arena promoters and producers AEG Live and Kenny Ortega, Michael’s directorial partner and creative collaborator have elected to move back a few of the opening shows in order to meet the challenges presented by such a massive and technically complex show.
Organisers are determined that all Michael’s legions of fans attending the opening nights get the same quality of staging and level of entertainment. Only the four shows listed here are affected:

· 8th July will take place on 13th July 2009
· 10th July will be moved to 1st March 2010
· 12th July will be moved to 3rd March 2010
· 14th July will be moved to 6th March 2010

“Kenny and Michael are, at the same time, both creative pioneers and perfectionists. This show has grown in size and scope, thereby, necessitating more lead time for manufacture of the set, programming the content for the massive video elements, and, most importantly, more time for full production and dress rehearsals in the world’s busiest arena, the O2. As much as we agonized over this change in the original schedule, we are sure the fans will understand when they experience the level of entertainment Michael Jackson intends to deliver while also ensuring the safety of the musicians, cast and crew and the crisp execution of the production. It is AEG Live’s sincere hope that those lucky enough to have purchased tickets will have enough time to change their personal schedules and travel plans if they are coming from outside of London. We do not want anyone to miss this once-in-a-lifetime experience.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I have a refund or exchange my tickets?
A: Yes, anybody who cannot make the rescheduled dates for any reason will get a full refund of the ticket and booking fee. Customers who booked with Ticketmaster will be contacted directly and offered an exchange to the new shows or a refund

Q: I will attend the new rescheduled event date. Is my seat location still valid?
A: You will have the same seat originally purchased.

Q: How can I speak to someone at Ticketmaster regarding my order?
A: Please call Ticketmaster’s Customer Support Team on 0844 277 9982. The lines are open Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 8.00pm and Saturday and Sunday from 10.00am to 4.00pm. International Customers please call +44 (0)161 385 2111.

Q: My event date is affected. Will my ticket have the newly rescheduled date on it?
A: Fans that are able to attend the rescheduled dates will be issued tickets with the new date printed on it.

Q: Can tickets be sent to a different address?
A: Unfortunately, for security reasons Ticketmaster will only dispatch tickets to the billing address of the card used to pay for the tickets. This procedure is in place as credit/debit card fraud is on the increase with telephone and internet bookings and is there to protect the card holder. All policies relating to the collection of tickets is agreed between Ticketmaster and the venue/promoter to reduce incidence of credit/debit card fraud.

Q: How can I check the confirmation of my Ticketmaster booking?
A: You can check the details of your booking by:
1. Viewing “My Account” on line* at Ticketmaster
2. By calling the Ticketmaster 24hr order confirmation telephone line on 0870 242 4442
(*Please note this facility is only available for online bookings).
You will need your booking reference number or the credit card number used at the time of purchase.

Q: Can I go to any of the other dates earlier than March 2010?
A: At this time all dates are sold out other than for a few remaining Hospitality packages.

Q: Why has the first night been rescheduled 5 days later and we have to wait until March 2010?
A: This is due to technical reasons and to ensure that all fans get to experience the same level of quality and entertainment.

Q: Will any other shows be affected?
A: We are confident that these will be the only changes to the shows.

Q: My travel plans have been disrupted. Will I be compensated for loss transportation bookings and hotel?
A: Unfortunately Ticketmaster is not responsible for accommodation and transportation reimbursement.

Q: When will I receive my tickets?
A: Tickets may not be dispatched until closer to the event. Ticketmaster aims to dispatch tickets as soon as possible. We are not able to be specific with exact dates of dispatch. Please allow as much time as possible for your tickets to arrive.
If your tickets have not arrived five days before the show or, if you are travelling, five days before you leave, please contact Ticketmaster directly using the “Ask a Question” facility at Ticketmaster. Please include your reference number and the name and postcode the booking is under. Ticketmaster only posts tickets to the billing address of a credit card. If the address in your booking does not correspond to that held by your credit card company, we may cancel your tickets.

Michael, who is directly involved with all aspects of the styling/choreography/band selection and rehearsals, is working around the clock to ensure this is the show to end all shows!
Kenny Ortega, Michael’s directorial partner and creative collaborator said, “After directing the Dangerous and HIStory tours, I know what the fans expect and myself and the team want to deliver a flawless production. We apologise to all disappointed Michael Jackson fans and remain extremely dedicated and focused on creating an exceptional live music experience.”

FULL LIST OF DATES:

· 13TH JULY 2009*
· 18TH JULY 2009
· 22ND JULY 2009
· 24TH JULY 2009
· 26TH JULY 2009
· 28TH JULY 2009
· 30TH JULY 2009
· 1ST AUGUST 2009
· 3RD AUGUST 2009
· 10TH AUGUST 2009
· 12TH AUGUST 2009
· 17TH AUGUST 2009
· 19TH AUGUST 2009
· 24TH AUGUST 2009
· 26TH AUGUST 2009
· 28TH AUGUST 2009
· 30TH AUGUST 2009
· 1ST SEPTEMBER 2009
· 3RD SEPTEMBER 2009
· 6TH SEPTEMBER 2009
· 8TH SEPTEMBER 2009
· 10TH SEPTEMBER 2009
· 21ST SEPTEMBER 2009
· 23RD SEPTEMBER 2009
· 27TH SEPTEMBER 2009
· 29TH SEPTEMBER 2009
· 7TH JANUARY 2010
· 9TH JANUARY 2010
· 12TH JANUARY 2010
· 14TH JANUARY 2010
· 16TH JANUARY 2010
· 18TH JANUARY 2010
· 23RD JANUARY 2010
· 25TH JANUARY 2010
· 27TH JANUARY 2010
· 29TH JANUARY 2010
· 1ST FEBRUARY 2010
· 3RD FEBRUARY 2010
· 8TH FEBRUARY 2010
· 10TH FEBRUARY 2010
· 12TH FEBRUARY 2010
· 16TH FEBRUARY 2010
· 18TH FEBRUARY 2010
· 20TH FEBRUARY 2010
· 22ND FEBRUARY 2010
· 24TH FEBRUARY 2010
· 1ST MARCH 2010*
· 3RD MARCH 2010*
· 6TH MARCH 2010*

Confirmed: Michael Jackson reschedules first four concerts at London O2 Arena : Michael Jackson and U2 ticket news and info, including advice how to get U2 and Michael Jackson tickets

O2 not thrilled as Jubilee line shuts for Michael Jackson's big tour
Katharine Barney and Amar Singh
20.05.09
Michael Jackson's comeback at the O2 is to be marred by Tube chaos.

Tens of thousands of his fans will be caught up in weekend closures of the Jubilee line at the start of his 50-date residency in London.

Senior Transport for London officials and bosses of O2 have held crisis talks over the closures, which threaten to leave thousands of people with major delays getting to and from the concerts.

North Greenwich, on the Jubilee line, is the only Tube link to the venue. Today Transport Commissioner Peter Hendy said he was “frustrated” by the situation.

Senior officials said it had been forced on them as private contractor Tube Lines raced to complete a major upgrade of the Jubilee line which has to be in place by December. The firm has fallen two months behind schedule in its plans.

It has told TfL it needs to have a series of closures of the Jubilee line east of Green Park every weekend throughout the summer to get work done in time. The company had been supposed to finish in July - but instead will badly clash with the start of Jackson's “This Is It” comeback.

Sources at O2, who learned of the closures in talks held between Mr Hendy and the venue's chief executive David Campbell, said they were “upset” at the difficulty Jackson fans would face.

A spokeswoman for AEG, owners and operators of The O2 arena said: “The additional Jubilee line closures are not ideal but we are working with TfL, as we always have done, to minimise the disruption to our visitors. Together we have put in place a robust alternative transport plan which has already proven to work.”

A source close to Mr Campbell told the Standard: “David has been frustrated about these closures. He has got used to this being an ongoing issue.”

There is increasing concern within TfL at work on the upgrade to the Jubilee line.

Tube Lines is due to deliver a complete refurbishment which will increase capacity by a third - meaning a train almost every two minutes.

From September the line is likely to suffer a string of weekend closures from Waterloo to Stanmore basis to install the new signals which allow the increased frequency.

Tube Lines chief executive today Terry Morgan, apologised for the inconvenience but said the closure would still take place.

He said: “We appreciate that weekend closures cause difficulties for passengers and we regret the inconvenience they cause, so the decision to take additional closures was not taken lightly. However, the closures are absolutely vital to enable us to complete the installation and testing of the system in the Neasden area which is the most technically complex area on the entire line.

“These additional weekend closures will enable us deliver this important project on time and to the benefits of passengers for many years to come.”

London Underground managing director Richard Parry said: “We will, of course, do everything we can to mitigate the impact on customers.

“As always London Underground will operate rail replacement buses where no other transport is available to meet demand.”

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