La Nouba Tickets in the UK???

[WDW_Jon]

Not sure if anyone here can help me, we are hoping to book tickets for La Nouba at DTD whilst we are over for our honeymoon in April.

The problem I'm having is that all the tour operators / ticket sites over here just give prices for standard tickets (probably category 2/3)we have seen the seating charts etc and were hoping to get at least category 1 seating.

I know that this isn't what we have been offered as the prices quoted are too low and would really like to know exactly where we are seated before handing the cash over! :shrug:

I have gone throught the US Disney site and searched tickets through there but it doesn't mention shipping the tickets abroad?

Any help on how to get some seats booked would be great as we don't want to leave it til we arrive as we might miss out! :hammer:

Thanks :wave:

 

[glennsineadkatl]

I will be going to La Nouba in July. I've not purchased them yet but I will be using the following link

http://www.cirquedusoleil.com/en/shows/lanouba/tickets/florida.aspx?icid=dropdown/lanouba/Orlando

You can get front and centre seats on this web site
Hope you get them for the date you require.

 

[dreamfinder]

Not sure if anyone here can help me, we are hoping to book tickets for La Nouba at DTD whilst we are over for our honeymoon in April.

The problem I'm having is that all the tour operators / ticket sites over here just give prices for standard tickets (probably category 2/3)we have seen the seating charts etc and were hoping to get at least category 1 seating.

I know that this isn't what we have been offered as the prices quoted are too low and would really like to know exactly where we are seated before handing the cash over! :shrug:

I have gone throught the US Disney site and searched tickets through there but it doesn't mention shipping the tickets abroad?

Any help on how to get some seats booked would be great as we don't want to leave it til we arrive as we might miss out! :hammer:

Thanks :wave:

You should be able to pick them up at the will call window, that is what we did with ours. FYI, the Cat 2 center seats in the front rows are just as good as the Cat 1 seats at a lot less money.

 

[WDW_Jon]

Thanks

Have seen the link from the main Disney site, will have to just wait and arange to pick the tickets up when we arrive.

 

[Philo]

Picking up the tickets is nice and simple so I wouldn't worry too much.

For what it's worth, when we saw the show we managed to get tickets a couple of days before the performance. They were some of the "worst" seats in the house but they really weren't that bad. Apart from being harassed by a gentleman who clearly didn't understand the concept of seat numbers, the seats were great and as far as I can tell, there are no bad seats.

Try and get category 1 but if you can't, don't be too upset as you wont really be missing out.

 

[Monty]

I always call to order tickets and ask for exactly which seats I want. If you order on-line or take what they offer as "best available" you actually get "next available". I call and ask for specific seating and they usually say you get what you get. Ask for a supervisor and they can select the exact seats you want [if they're available, of course]. I always sit in the front row of section 204, which is Cat I seating, but you have everything in front of you. A lot happens in the aisle between the upper and lower tiers, if you're in the 100's, you have to twist around in your seat or miss stuff.

 

[WDW_Jon]

Thanks again,

Might just order some and hopefully it'll give me the option to collect?

Have thought about enquiring on our arrival and hope we get in around other plans but I get the idea that the days we want are going to be busy as MK is shutting early for Grad nights, and I assume the other parks will be pretty ful! :shrug:

That seemed like a good night to go down and eat then the show..........

 

[Philo]

Defiantly order before you arrive. I consider myself very lucky that we were able to get tickets at such short notice but it was a very quiet time in January. This was back when I was a noob to the whole Disney Experience so didn't really consider booking in advance (esp as we were staying off-site and we weren't to sure of travel arrangements etc). Certainly wouldn't take that risk now.

 

[sueuk]

Hiya, we ordered and paid for our tickets last year on the La Nouba website; the prices were the same as at the show and you get to choose your seats. They sent hard tickets (which also made great souvenirs as they are like credit cards with pics from La Nouba on them). Have fun.