I was on at 10AM and never got thru.

Interestingly, from 10-10:02 every time i reloaded it stil came up that the sale hadnt started. I wonder if they lock us out while the re-sellers get their tix for stubhub first??

Not I. I'm still going to walk over their the evening of and see. I'd feel like an idiot for not trying when they're within walking distance.

It took about 10-15 minutes for tickets to show up. The $500.00 and up tickets readily available. The lower priced tickets went fast.

Section 105, Row 6 - $502. From the Barclay's 3D seating chart, looks decent.

bleedingman, i keep seeing that section come up. Is it limited view?

Two. One in 207, fifth row. The other identical but on the opposite side. My Newarka are now FOR SALE AT COST!

It's not listed as limited view, Jals, it's side of stage though. I checked the 3D chart before I bought them and they look close enough. Guess I'll find out. Oh well, if I change my mind I'll put 'em on Stubhub for $5000!

how many seats were avaialble for these shows for $150? I feel like the last few rows of the side views is about all.

very disappointng...it seems like kyou really had to be willing to fork over $450 to know you'd be getting thru the doors.

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how many seats were avaialble for these shows for $150? I feel like the last few rows of the side views is about all.

very disappointng...it seems like kyou really had to be willing to fork over $450 to know you'd be getting thru the doors.

Totally agree, i'd imagine there were less than 500-700 tickets available for under the $450.00 pricing point. You really had to make up your mind to spend 500.00 per ticket if you wanted in on the TM sale. It will be interesting to see where those tickets on the secondary market fall to the day of the show. I think anything other than the last show on Dec 15th will be available below face as show day approaches.

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how many seats were avaialble for these shows for $150? I feel like the last few rows of the side views is about all.

very disappointng...it seems like kyou really had to be willing to fork over $450 to know you'd be getting thru the doors.

Yeah, it really seems that way to me too... Brooklyn tickets, as a whole, seem higher priced than the two Newark shows (less of the cheap seats more of the $500's and $813's) I really would not be suprised if some of the worst $813's, at the back corners of the arena, get repriced as $500 tickets and get released in a ticket drop a week or 10 days before the show...

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Not I. I'm still going to walk over their the evening of and see. I'd feel like an idiot for not trying when they're within walking distance.

I love the whole idea you have going... living close.... holding off buying tickets... walking over the day of show... see whats up. I bet you will wind up very happy.

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Not I. I'm still going to walk over their the evening of and see. I'd feel like an idiot for not trying when they're within walking distance.

I love the whole idea you have going... living close.... holding off buying tickets... walking over the day of show... see whats up. I bet you will wind up very happy.

Great idea indeed! Don't forget to check the ticket office too, production seats are likely to be released shortly before the show at face value. peace

Thanks for the kind words and good advice, folks. I hope to be able to tell the story of how I walked to my 20th R.S. concert. Perhaps with a bit of bar hopping along the way there.

you'll move ahead of me...looks like i'll stay stuck on 19. first time since '78 Ill miss them.

In '81, my $35 ticket seemed like it was overpriced!!