Tom Waits stage times and ticket security information announced

Ahead of Tom Waits' much-anticipated Dublin visit for three gigs this Wednesday July 30 – Friday August 1, organisers have released final stage time and ticket security information.

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 29 Jul 2008

The gates of the Ratcellar, within the grounds of the Visitor Centre in the Phoenix Park, will open at 6:30pm on each day. The show commences at 8pm. Gig-goers are asked to to be in place by 7:30pm.

The promoters are adamant that a passport or drivers' licence matching the name on the ticket is required – all tickets will be scanned, and punters with resold tickets will be refused entrance.

Parking within the Phoenix Park is permitted on Chesterfield Avenue - Mountjoy Cross to Phoenix Monument, Chesterfield Avenue - Gough Roundabout to Phoenix Monument, Furze Road, Papal Cross and the Zoo car park. Disabled pparking is on Chesterfield Avenue, next to the venue entrance.

Unsurprisingly, patrons are asked not to use mobile phones or cameras.

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