Party at the Palace ballot ticket winners prepare for ‘once in a lifetime event’
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Sophie Phillips, 35, from Northamptonshire said she feels “lucky” to have secured a place at the concert. “It’s a once in a lifetime event,” the administrator said. “We’ll be staying overnight and enjoying the whole weekend in London. ”“I’m excited about getting to see all those famous stars in one day, being a part of the whole atmosphere. ”The family of Hannah Physick, 22, were also “completely shocked” to see they had won tickets for the concert.
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