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Wiggles in UK

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myermay · 05/02/2006 21:52

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Pixel · 24/02/2006 15:28

My ds loves the wiggles. They are coming to our town in July but looks like a school day. I'm going to ask his teacher if she can organize a class trip (sn school so only 4 in class). Do you think it will count as educational? .

TwoIfBySea · 26/02/2006 20:29

Would it count as a music lesson Pixel?

Nemo1977 · 26/02/2006 20:32

We booked ours a few weeks ago and tickets came on friday

Pixel · 27/02/2006 23:04

Good point Twoifbysea!

mysonsmummy · 14/07/2006 21:05

went to see them in hammersmith yesterday. there are 4 shows. by time they shut the door of first show they had sold out of all bags and t-shirts and glow sticks. they has no programmes either. they are not getting any more for any of the other shows. all they had left was plastic glasses with wiggles on that lit up for £10 and a hat for £12 or a tail for £12. such a rip off. wouldnt have minded paying for bag or t-shirt at least will use again. bad planning on buying front! rolf harris was in audience so he got and and sang with them - ds didnt have clue who he was. bit disapointed with show but ds loved it.

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