> R$500=101.24
> R$200=$40.49
Gri, what I did was just convert the usual $100 high, $40 low that I've
been paying for tickets in other places. High of $100 for tickets right
by the B Stage in Toronto, $40 at the last minute in Perth.
> R$930=$188.30. (Which is a lot better than the high-faultin' hotels in the
> U.S., if I remember correctly :-)
I was still amazed that I got the Hyatt in Vancouver for C$129/night.
Talk about cheap.....of course the Hyatt Sao Paulo was R$299/night, which
is like $270 US.
> Isn't there another show on Sunday, now? I can't go back to the Wire post
> that made me think that, but I'm pretty sure that there is (aside from the
> one in Capetown, I thought - but maybe that's what I'm thinking of). I
> think that K and I would rather just hang out in town both days and see the
> boys twice for the last time than try to do anything else. . .I think we'll
> be too tired to do anything else but see Popmart. Am I right, K?
Sunday is cancelled from what I understand. It was never 100% official,
and they've *supposedly* opted for Cape Town instead. Personally, the
concert is a bonus, I'm a bit tired of being a U2 groupie, I want to SEE
the places I'm going to. Like riding hippy busses across Australia. ;-)
> Also - are the shows GA, does anyone know? Because I think that would
Don't know, but I'd count on it. And yes, I'd line up 6-8 hours early and
be ready to run. Actually, that was the best part in Santiago. ;-)
Jason