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    Breeze 2007 - A modular weekender

    Bookings for Breeze 2007 have now opened and I was interested to see that a two tier system of pricing is in available. You can choose a 'Utopia only' pass as the Utopia brand continues its ascent to world domination or some such and and Access All Areas pass. The difference seems to lie in the latter pass giving access to the Main Room and the workshops/cabarets/freestyle therein. The Utopia pass gives access to the second large area, the pub, food hall, etc and the price differential seemed to be about 20 quid on an average ticket. I've booked the All Areas pass and I guess only time will tell if I should have gone for the cheaper option. Be interesting to see how it pans out.

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    Re: Breeze 2007 - A modular weekender

    Interesting concept – but for 20 quid, who would choose not to take the lot? Just for curiosity's sake if nothing else...
    Let your mind go and your body will follow. – Steve Martin, LA Story

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    Re: Breeze 2007 - A modular weekender

    It's an interesting one, certainly.

    How much is the "not UTOPIA" ticket then?

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    Re: Breeze 2007 - A modular weekender

    Quote Originally Posted by DavidJames View Post
    It's an interesting one, certainly.

    How much is the "not UTOPIA" ticket then?
    Oooooh and imagine how many different coloured wristbands they'll have to get DJ! Exciting isn't it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gav View Post
    Oooooh and imagine how many different coloured wristbands they'll have to get DJ! Exciting isn't it?
    I can barely contain myself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DavidJames View Post
    I can barely contain myself.
    I know, I've seen your t-shirts

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gav View Post
    I know, I've seen your t-shirts
    I've neg-repped people for less, young Gav...

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    According to the web site they have already stop female booking ? This is getting silly

    will they have the Bumper cars again

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    Quote Originally Posted by DavidJames View Post
    I've neg-repped people for less, young Gav...
    I've been neg-repped for less, but you flattered my ego so I'll leave you alone (until the next opportunity arises )

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    Re: Breeze 2007 - A modular weekender

    Quote Originally Posted by stewart38 View Post
    According to the web site they have already stop female booking ? This is getting silly
    Really? No point in even thinking about it then. OK, if I want a weekend in Oct looks like it might have to be Blaze instead.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lynn View Post
    Really? No point in even thinking about it then. OK, if I want a weekend in Oct looks like it might have to be Blaze instead.
    Can I repeat my rant that some of these names are really stupid...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gav View Post
    I've been neg-repped for less, but you flattered my ego so I'll leave you alone (until the next opportunity arises )
    Oh good, thanks...

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    Re: Breeze 2007 - A modular weekender

    Quote Originally Posted by stewart38 View Post
    According to the web site they have already stop female booking ? This is getting silly

    will they have the Bumper cars again
    There is a problem with the booking site for Breeze at present. The powers that be are getting back to me ASAP. I'll keep you all informed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lynn View Post
    Really? No point in even thinking about it then. OK, if I want a weekend in Oct looks like it might have to be Blaze instead.
    No women places on that one since 6th June 1976 im afraid

    Until we half the price for men I don’t see a solution

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    Quote Originally Posted by SilverFox View Post
    There is a problem with the booking site for Breeze at present. The powers that be are getting back to me ASAP. I'll keep you all informed.
    That’s because 300 ladies are trying to book with you at the same time

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    Quote Originally Posted by stewart38 View Post
    That’s because 300 ladies are trying to book with you at the same time
    Give me their names..I'll go round and shoot them all. He's mine, I tell you...MINE...!

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    Re: Breeze 2007 - A modular weekender

    Quote Originally Posted by stewart38 View Post
    Until we half the price for men I don’t see a solution
    Double the price for munters?

    It's a win win situation.

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    Re: Breeze 2007 - A modular weekender

    It looks to me like the discount ranges from £0 to £30. Based on last weekend, I'd certainly think it was worth saving £30 to just do the Utopia bits. But if I made my mind up in time to do the Access All areas in time to get it for no extra cost, then that's a no brainer.

    But there's other stuff happening that weekend, so I think it's unlikely I'll be going anyway.

    One thing on the site that annoyed me was
    You could even be the first
    UK OPEN BLUES CHAMPION
    Maybe the first Utopia/Ceroc UK open blues champion, but there has been an open blues championship running for many years now at Beach Boogie.

    Greg

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    Re: Breeze 2007 - A modular weekender

    Quote Originally Posted by Sheepman View Post
    Maybe the first Utopia/Ceroc UK open blues champion, but there has been an open blues championship running for many years now at Beach Boogie.
    I thought Blues didn't exist in CerocWorld?

    Ah, maybe it's only just been invented?

    I need a Cerocese-English dictionary I reckon.

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    Re: Breeze 2007 - A modular weekender

    Quote Originally Posted by SilverFox View Post
    There is a problem with the booking site for Breeze at present. The powers that be are getting back to me ASAP. I'll keep you all informed.
    is there ? I have booked somthing for £39 I ws hoping to get in everywhere and a shagg for that I have I clicked the wrong button wouldn't be the first time

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