lame. so lame.

329 bucks??

outrageous. tell him he's dreamin

does anybody know how long the actual show goes for??

329 bucks my ass it 85-95 this guy full of it lol

it's $69 a ticket from ticketek and the $329 tickets on here a vip.

329 is for the meet and greet vip ticket

go jamie you good thing

does any body know whether or not the tickets are all gone? i have been trying to find them on ticketeck but there is nothing regarding jamie oliver on the entire site!?!?

$329, if I get to meet the feller it will be well worth it!! If anyone says that Jamie is dreamin for that price, they clearly can't affort it!!!

Are there any other less expensive tickets available?

what do you get for VIP

Go to Ticketek.com.au, type in Jamie
Oliver into the 'search' section (at the top of the page).
Click on the one that says 'Jamie Oliver Live' and buy tickets through there, they range from $89 to about $300 and so on.

Hope that helps

I had a VIP ticket to the Melbourne show and have never been so disappointed in my life. I have loved the home-style cooking of Jamie Oliver for years and was anticipating a beautiful selection of the self proclaimed "Jamie approved" canapes'that were included in your VIP experience. Due to the ridiculous overcrowding of the VIP event I did not get a single bite to eat ...nor a drink ! When Jamie came out for his "meet and greet" he was escorted by some very unfriendly body guards , who made it impossible to even talk to Jamie. Jamie spent no more then 15 minutes in the cocktail party and for this time was simply protected from the hundreds of people gagging for Jamies attention. The cocktail party concluded and Jamies 300 odd VIP guests were then ushered downstairs to wait for entry to his show. A frenzy of $4 packet sandwiches & greasy take out fish and chips from the arenas tuck shop were all washed down with a can of coke and there you have your VIP experience... It was a sad sight to see at such an amazing "cooking" event ! The show commenced with Jamie cooking whilst playing the drums.... needless to say he burnt his first dish of the night. Throughout the evening he had people from the audience cming up on stage. I was so disgusted with the fact that an asian lady by the name of Susan came up on stage and Jamie called her Sushi for the duration of her time on stage, before she exited he found it necessary to pour olive oil on her head ... he thought this was funny. I am honestly let down by the whole experience, he is not the home-style cook i used to love. He has become way to big for his boots and i felt not a glimmer of VIP in the entire experience. I don't recommend wasting your money. I voiced my concern on Jamie Olivers facebook fanpage and was swiftly deleted from the wall, apparently Jamie does not take criticism well.

My son and I flew from Perth to Melbourne to see Jamie's show on Friday 12 March. It was worth all the effort. What a brilliant show it was and Jamie was so natural, down to earth, wonderful sense of humour. I laughed so much at his antics and humourous ad libbing I had tears in my eyes. What a brilliant drummer he is too! Thank you Jamie for a wonderful, entertaining night. I look forward to seeing your shows again in the not too distant future I hope.

If someone had told me l could be entertained by a Chef l would have said "he had better be wearing an apron and cooking up a storm in my Kitchen" l had an absolute brilliant night at Hisense Friday 12th March the cooking the entertainment the band and Jamie huge thankyou for awesome 3 hours show

It's sad that T Watkins did not enjoy her VIP experience. The rest of us in the $99 seats all felt like VIPs, just having such an excellent night watching Jamie and his antics. I have to say that the lady Jamie referred to as Sushi, obviously enjoyed her experience, and let's face it, any member of the audience that goes on stage knows that they are going to get Jamie's light hearted banter! He is not 'too big for his boots' as T Watkins said. He is down to earth, talented and just one lovely person! Best night's entertainment I have had in years! Good on ya Jamie!!

I went to the show as it was a gift from my partner. My girl had paid for Two VIP tickets and was so excited that I would be seeing my favorite chef live.

About an hour into the "VIP" experience, she almost started to cry as she was so devastated that the whole thing was so poorly planned. There were 250 "VIPs" and only Two waiters. Every time a tray of nibbles would come out. Every one scrambled towards it and chowed down. I have never been so disgusted in all my life. There were large women stepping over their own husbands just to get something to eat. Out of the Two hours, my partner and I got One nibble each and One drink. Jamie appeared for 10 minutes and then had to fight his way back as people swamped him. The goody bag was a pathetic attempt to try and sell subscriptions of Jamies new magazine. It had One magazine, One "signed" show outline, a small apron and a subscription form for the magazine.

We ended up leaving the function early... We sat down on the stairs until the show started. THATS HOW PATHETIC THE VIP TREATMENT WAS.

I will be writing a letter of complaint to the "catering" people.

The show was excellent though... We had the best seats in the arena.. that was one good thing. All of the larger women that acted disgustingly were sat 6 rows back... That was sweet! I made sure I farted so that they could sit there and sniff it!

Jamie was literally 3 meters away when he stood out on the stage. AWESOME!

I'm still disappointed though. Australia acted very poorly. I am ashamed for all the people that acted like morons... PICK ME JAMIE PICK ME!!! and as for the Asian Lady that tried to sell her daughter on stage... JUST GO HOME!


If you want to chat to me about the whole thing my email address is madcat501@hotmail.com. I'll be happy to slag this event. If your part of the catering crew, do the same... have I got some words for you to hear!