http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/strictlyc...ve-in-3d.shtml

Here's the link for those wanting to book tickets at the cinema to watch the final 3D. Quite a few random places on that list so I think many will be disappointed. I've just booked mine - £8 including the glasses.

Very excited about it!

I don't need to go to the cinema to get the experience. I find myself crossing my eyes whenever Ola comes on until I hemorrhage or pass out.

Pay at the cinema to watch a TV programme you can watch in the comfort of your own home?

"What's wrong with this picture?"

I hope Ola would come out before the main show starts and stay there until you get hemorrhage or pass out, whichever comes first...

Aaahh but not everyone has the 3D option. I tried booking tickets at one of the London venues and they were all sold out! We've ended up booking 2 seats at the cinema in Stroud, which looks like a lovely town. So we're going early and making a long day of it! Bit of shopping, nice lunch and then of to see SCD in 3D...... next best thing to the Blackpool Tower

snap, I'll be there as well

no idea what Stroud is like as well.

I thought it would be great to see the show with a lot of other Strictly fans I'm not sure about a 12 foot Bruce in 3D though

Blimey drive from London all the way to Stroud in the Cotswolds?

I love Stroud.....you might see some Royals doing last minute Christmas shopping.

It's not so bad. I've driven to Cheltenham and back in a day before. The only difference is that it will be quite late when we leave - but hey, a nice lie in will sort that out.

or Bruno flamboyantly swinging his arms all over the place... just hope he doesn't do a leg kick! ... Gosh I feel really excited!

add to that the fact that we have already paid to watch it anyway through our TV license

You're paying for the ambience though - I imagine it'd be a brilliant atmosphere!

Well done, I hope you enjoy it.
Must admit. I wouldn't bother myself..unless it was at our local cinema. Some of the posts on that link did make me laugh, people worried they wont be able to watch it on ordinary tv or HD at home, others appear to think the BBC should have made provision to show it in practically every cinema nationwide.