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caschimann
When we look at Stade de France for example 80.000 tickets were sold yesterday at 10.30.
I counted this morning the amount tickets available at viagogo for Stade of France: 2334.
80.000 to 2334 I can live with that.
Because it means that 97% of the tickets in Paris went direct to real fans.
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caschimann
When we look at Stade de France for example 80.000 tickets were sold yesterday at 10.30.
I counted this morning the amount tickets available at viagogo for Stade of France: 2334.
80.000 to 2334 I can live with that.
Because it means that 97% of the tickets in Paris went direct to real fans.
The problem is that most of those 3% are pelouse VIP or pelouse or.
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caschimann
80.000 to 2334 I can live with that.
Because it means that 97% of the tickets in Paris went direct to real fans.
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caschimann
80.000 to 2334 I can live with that.
Because it means that 97% of the tickets in Paris went direct to real fans.
I know what you're saying, but don't forget that the other 3% of tickets will go to real fans too--maybe even bigger fans, because they're so desperate to go to the show they've paid the huge mark-up that these sites ask. (That's been me occasionally--although I hate to do it, I hate to miss out on the show even more.)
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caschimann
Always had the feeling that those scalper-sites like Viagogo & Co own half of the tickets for each show of this tour.
But I isn´t true.
When we look at Stade de France for example 80.000 tickets were sold yesterday at 10.30.
I counted this morning the amount tickets available at viagogo for Stade of France: 2334.
80.000 to 2334 I can live with that.
Because it means that 97% of the tickets in Paris went direct to real fans.
In any other city it is nearly the same. Stockholm for instance: 45.000 tickets sold. 1524 available at Viagogo = 97% tickets in fans hands.