Lizzie02
Posts: 2624
23rd May 2012 14:12
As the title says, there is a gig in the O2 at the beginning of October I really want to go to. I am due 12th November so will be 8 months pregnant for the gig. Am I crazy to book tickets and even think about going or will I be fine? I will be driving up from Wexford and sitting in the seats for however long the gig is (lets say 2 hours including interval) and then driving back home at about midnight.
This is my first baby so no idea how I will feel at 8 months pregnant and is this something I should go to or avoid?
Thanks x
stephnyc
Posts: 414
23rd May 2012 14:30
any chance you could stay overnight & make an occasion of it? we did this for my last pregnancy & it was great
i would think you'd be fine for a comedy gig.. as you're sitting & laughing.. but i dont think i'd fancy the drive each way as well
of course, you could get the tix & decide closer to the time? especially if you have family/friends who would go if you couldnt
ReginaFalange
Posts: 10290
23rd May 2012 14:38
I went to a comedy show at about 34 weeks pregnant. It's a good night out and as it's fully seated you'll be grand.
As steph said, the only concern I would have would be so much driving in the one day. Maybe look around for a cheap hotel deal for the night?
Lizzie02
Posts: 2624
23rd May 2012 16:00
Thanks girls, I won't be able to stay overnight but if my hubbie shares the driving will I be okay; what I mean is, is it the driving that will be uncomfortable or the sitting in the car?
ReginaFalange
Posts: 10290
23rd May 2012 16:09
Probably both Lizze. The bigger you get the less tolerance you have for sitting in the one position for too long.
Shame you can't stay over.
Lizzie02
Posts: 2624
23rd May 2012 16:13
Thanks ReginaFalange x So disappointed. I've been waiting for Kevin Bridges for about a year. Guess I will just have to get the new DVD for Christmas - ah well!
ReginaFalange
Posts: 10290
23rd May 2012 16:15
Is there really no way that you can stay over?? Or else maybe come up very early in the day to break up the closeness of the travel??
babyforus
Posts: 1619
23rd May 2012 20:06
Hi Lizzie, I think you book it as long as your dh can drive you home after. If you book tickets you can see how you feel. I think if you don't book it there is a good chance you'll be sitting at home that night feeling grand and wondering why you didn't go. I went to a wedding with an hour drive the week before ds born and had a great time.
ructions
Posts: 2689
23rd May 2012 21:02
I'd say book the tickets. I was driving the day before I had DS, no bother! Went to a few gigs as well.
LeonardandPenny
Posts: 2684
23rd May 2012 21:10
I went to Alan Carr the week before I was due and I was fine. You would want to share the driving though and perhaps stop off on the way home aswell as the way up so like Regina suggested perhaps come up early in the day. I travelled up and down to wexford last summer (late summer) and was uncomfortable in the car, we had to stop so i could walk for a few mins but I'd say book it as you might regret it. like yourself i was waiting ages to see alan carr so was going one way or the other