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Would you take a six yr old to see Take That?

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mosschops30 · 30/05/2011 19:23

we have tickets for june and are taking dd(14), she did see the original comeback tour in 2006 when she was 9 and loved them ever since.
Dh was wondering whether to take ds1 (6) or MIL.

Im just not sure, i kind of think it would be wasted on him, and i dont think he'll enjoy standing for hours with not much opportunity to go to the toilet. He gets bored really quickly too.
But when i ask him he says he wants to go Hmm

WWYD?

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mrspnut · 30/05/2011 19:25

I'd take him, the experience of going to a big concert is amazing and he will probably surprise you with his behaviour.

I took DD1 to see McFly when she was 7, and she loved it. She's seen so many gigs since but she still remembers her first one.

lancashirewife · 30/05/2011 19:27

Not for the price of the tickets!!! Get the dvd for him when it comes out .....

My almost 6 yr old would totally love it in theory (she's more obsessed that me!) ...but in reality the queueing, standing, toilets, late night, travel home...,......No way!!!!!

mosschops30 · 30/05/2011 19:27

I think girls are different though, dd started going to concerts at about 7, but im just not sure he will enjoy it.
He couldnt even name a take that song

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lancashirewife · 30/05/2011 19:34

then it's a wasted ticket and surely someone you know would kill to get their hands on it??

mosschops30 · 30/05/2011 20:56

Yes mymil Smile

I would prefer to take him to jls or someone he really likes which wouldnt cost £60 per ticket

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nickschick · 30/05/2011 21:01

Take neither - take me Grin.

Danthe4th · 30/05/2011 21:07

I went to see the first night and I wouldn't take my 6 year old, it was manic and the drink was flowing.
If you do decide to go get there early and get a seat as most early birds are trying to get to the front. Our tickets were for standing/unreserved seating and there were loads of seats spare when the pet shop boys were on.
You need to be facing the stage so can get the best view when sitting down but I expect your 14 year old will want to be closer but that wouldn't be suitable for a 6 year old.
It is a fantastic concert and I would definately go again.

orienteerer · 30/05/2011 21:11

NO

mosschops30 · 31/05/2011 20:24

Thanks for that good to get an opinion from someone who's been.
Was it amazing?
Were the pet shop boys good? Im looking forward to seeing them too

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RedGreenBlue · 03/06/2011 15:08

I wouldn't subject my worst enemy to Take That. Take no-one, burn the tickets and book yourself in for some aural therapy.

mosschops30 · 03/06/2011 15:27

Hmm lovely sensible post there thanks

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