re Proms Planner 2012

[Petrushka]

When I logged on (rather late), I was at the end of a queue of over 300, but within under 15 minutes, the queue was down to zero. I though that was quite impressive.

Tes, although I started out at number 1864 I found it most impressive and was well pleased with the outcome.

[teamsaint]

Although, of course, if your local broadband drops out, as it frequently does round here, you would go to the back of the queue , and find yourself spending half of Saturday trying for tickets.

[vinteuil]

clearly for some this is all part of the "Proms Experience" - and they revel in it, the good parts and the horrors, just as pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela must have done...

For me, it's yet another reminder of all the reasons to stay at home and listen to the few concerts that interest me on the radio....

[Resurrection Man]

Although, of course, if your local broadband drops out, as it frequently does round here, you would go to the back of the queue , and find yourself spending half of Saturday trying for tickets.

But that is not the fault of the RAH booking system which is where many of the IMO misguided brickbats are being thrown.

[Dave2002]

But that is not the fault of the RAH booking system which is where many of the IMO misguided brickbats are being thrown.

For the time being I shall agree to disagree with you.