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Titanic Exhibition - In London
Mendonca In Asdas
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Go down well12
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They haven’t confirmed it yet. The site just says :Mendonca In Asdas said:
Location: An exhibition space in the heart of London—location to be revealed
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My great-grandfather was a joiner at Harland and Wolff when the ship was being constructed4
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Charlton HouseTelMc32 said:
They haven’t confirmed it yet. The site just says :Mendonca In Asdas said:
Location: An exhibition space in the heart of London—location to be revealed2 -
We went to the one in Belfast and was a bit disappointed. Maybe this will be better.1
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He said, don’t worry, I am sure it will hold. Doubt it will get wet down there anyway.killerandflash said:My great-grandfather was a joiner at Harland and Wolff when the ship was being constructed
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The Excel maybe?
On second thoughts, that might be rather too big.🤔0 -
SoundAsa£ said:The Excel maybe?
On second thoughts, that might be rather too big.🤔
Also, if the organisers described Excel as "The heart of London", they'd be rightly sued...
The exhibition wont be massive so there are dozens of venues in central London that could host it.
A bit strange however that they can't name the venue when tickets are already on sale. Perhaps Covid restrictions / resource availability are resulting in the need to have several options available to them at short notice.0 -
My Mrs got us the early bird tickets for this…it’s for February,I didn’t know that there is no venue announced for it at this time tho…🙄0
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I wonder if The Mansion House would consider entertaining an exhibition, perfect location if so?1
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Sink.7
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Let's hope it's not a Ryanair definition of central LondonSporadicAddick said:SoundAsa£ said:The Excel maybe?
On second thoughts, that might be rather too big.🤔
Also, if the organisers described Excel as "The heart of London", they'd be rightly sued...
The exhibition wont be massive so there are dozens of venues in central London that could host it.
A bit strange however that they can't name the venue when tickets are already on sale. Perhaps Covid restrictions / resource availability are resulting in the need to have several options available to them at short notice.
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Not knowing the location is the tip of the iceberg for me...
Talk about being disorganised4 -
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Same place the last one was the O20
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Lets hope the venue isn't the bandstand in St James Park, as they'd need to re-arrange the deck chairs.3
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If only there was something like a national maritime museum..4
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Titantic stopped off in Cobh, Ireland on the South Coast as a last port of call after leaving Southampton. I saw a nice exhibition there when visiting. It is worth checking out if you are ever visiting that part of the world.4
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I'm going to get tickets for me, my son and his girlfriend but I've told him he needs to be prepared to wait patiently in the queue because it will probably be women and children first.8
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Anyone think it’s a scam?
Bit dodgy asking for payment, with no set venue?0 -
If it is, it looks like the tip of the iceberg. Northheath got tickets alreadyMendonca In Asdas said:Anyone think it’s a scam?
Bit dodgy asking for payment, with no set venue?5 -
With location TBA I think it is a scam.Mendonca In Asdas said:Anyone think it’s a scam?
Bit dodgy asking for payment, with no set venue?
Saw one at Greenwich in the late 90's was very good. All cashed in on the back of the film.2 -
Rich women and children first with the oiks of all genders denied access until it’s too late.lindos480 said:I'm going to get tickets for me, my son and his girlfriend but I've told him he needs to be prepared to wait patiently in the queue because it will probably be women and children first.1 -
Just looked at the website. Can’t announce venue but can state opening hours. In many places the Tit of Titanic is double underlined in red. Prices can vary depending of when you book but prices perfected by a $ sign. Looks good but I’m not convinced.0
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I think this thread should be sunk0
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But should the Captain of the thread go down with it?Gary Poole said:I think this thread should be sunk0 -
It's legit, it's organised by a Nigerian Prince and he said to meet on the Woolwich ferryLargeAddick said:Just looked at the website. Can’t announce venue but can state opening hours. In many places the Tit of Titanic is double underlined in red. Prices can vary depending of when you book but prices perfected by a $ sign. Looks good but I’m not convinced.2 -
I worked with a lad (Palace fan) nice bloke whose great great uncle was a Steward on the Titanic. Died on that night.0
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I've seen invitations to conferences/seminars, etc, in the past where the venue is "TBC" when they've clearly been looking to gaugue the uptake before deciding on the size of venue they need to book, which makes sense if you're unsure of the number of seats you are going to need.
But presumably this exhibition needs a defined area of space to operate it, which they would know in advance, so it all seems a bit strange asking people to book something when they have no idea where it is taking place. Odd.
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