Off Topic Hull City Centre Public Realm Strategy

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For any Culture Club fans tickets are priced at £75 (including booking fee) to see them at the new Hull Venue...£20 more than other venues on the same tour! Shameful really!

To put that into perspective I've paid £90 to see the Rolling Stones and I thought that was too much...
75 quid to see Georgie boy. Kinell. No.
I quite like himbut **** that.
 
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Food served on random bits of **** like roof slates, builders shovels, scaffold boards,painters buckets, plasterers hawks or bog seats does my ****ing head in.

I want a plate, and for fish and chips some paper, not a box.

I've been asking if I can have my food and drinks on the slate for years. I usually get told 'no, because we don't know you' or ' no, because we know you'.
 
For any Culture Club fans tickets are priced at £75 (including booking fee) to see them at the new Hull Venue...£20 more than other venues on the same tour! Shameful really!

To put that into perspective I've paid £90 to see the Rolling Stones and I thought that was too much...

Probably because the other venues are larger, some two or three times the capacity. Leeds is nearly 4 times the capacity.
 
That's correct. It's still incredibly steep for our city.

It is steep for anywhere. I always compare these things to when I saw the Stones and Beatles in 1964. They cost 6s 6pence in old money, 32 1/2p in today's. The cost of 3 1/2pints. The thought of anyone paying the cost of 25 pints to see Boy George brings on feelings of incredulity.
 
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It is steep for anywhere. I always compare these things to when I saw the Stones and Beatles in 1964. They cost 6s 6pence in old money, 32 1/2p in today's. The cost of 3 1/2pints. The thought of anyone paying the cost of 25 pints to see Boy George brings on feelings of incredulity.
According to a couple of inflation calculators money now is worth about 18 times what it was in 1964, so your 6s6d becomes about 6 and a half quid!