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Sad to say that they have to take these measures. Cheap tickets meant to say thank you to loyal fans would otherwise be bought up by scalpers and sold for thousands.
I wonder if the first few rows will all be $85?
Still what does a "loyal fan" has to do with low ticket prices?
So I am not loyal because I can scratch out more than 85 bucks$?
I think one should stop with such filthy arguments. It's the same as the band was better with M. Taylor or B. Jones which hardly anybody as seen on stage on this forum.
Once again I am very happy for those who scored such tickets and I wish them good seats in the house. But I am also happy for those who shell out much more and have the right for a guaranteed seat or Pit.
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GumbootCloggeroo
If there's such a thing as a loyal fan then what is a disloyal fan?
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Grison
I am happy for all who have scored such tickets, but I hope you have read the restrictions as follows:
Rollingstones.com Offer (Click ? for Important Restrictions)
Over 1000 $85 seats available in the pit and throughout the arena. Strict anti-scalper measures will ensure that the tickets go to Stones fans and not the resale market. Sold only in pairs with seat location revealed night-of-show. Pick-up tickets night of show only, in person, with Picture ID, confirmation number, and the credit card used at purchase. Once you have the tickets in hand, you will be escorted into the arena. Any reselling or transfer of these tickets will void them with no refund.
Just be sure that you know about it.
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ChrisM
Thanks for sharing this. The conditions were quite clear to me when I bought my tickets. It will be interesting to see where the seats are once I have tickets in hand. Could be the best, the worst or any seat in between but no matter where they are it'll be really cool to see Mick Taylor play with the Rolling Stones...
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So, are we to assume that since the links to the $85 specials remain open that the gods will release some more from time to time? I keep checking for Chicago.
Hope springs eternal.
Actually I just got a refund for my two tickets to June 3rd.. So yes, you will find tickets trickle out. I'd keep checking if I were you. Pure luck at this point, but who knows... They might release another wave of seats if all the $600 seats do not sell out.
Oh man, I bet you will live to regret giving those back.
You will see them twice, and you will know they are playing again, and the only thing better than 2 in a row Stones is 3 in a row... and knowing that you had cheap tickets? And you gave them back> Uh oh.
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So, are we to assume that since the links to the $85 specials remain open that the gods will release some more from time to time? I keep checking for Chicago.
Hope springs eternal.
Actually I just got a refund for my two tickets to June 3rd.. So yes, you will find tickets trickle out. I'd keep checking if I were you. Pure luck at this point, but who knows... They might release another wave of seats if all the $600 seats do not sell out.
Oh man, I bet you will live to regret giving those back.
You will see them twice, and you will know they are playing again, and the only thing better than 2 in a row Stones is 3 in a row... and knowing that you had cheap tickets? And you gave them back> Uh oh.
I predict shows in Nashville/Atlanta/New Orleans/Tampa/Dallas, etc... So going to two shows in Chicago is great. Going to some shows in the fall where they MIGHT have changed up the setlist SLIGHTLY, could be great too. Regardless, I'm doing the lottery tickets all the way as long as they are offered.
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All I've got to say is that I'm very grateful for a chance to see the Stones for only around $170 for a pair of tickets. I'm pretty young and was very turned off when I initially saw the ticket prices. Knowing that they dumped Bill Graham for a relatively small amount of money and seeing their logo become such a symbol for corporate rock, I was really bummed out to see such a wealthy band charge so much for tickets.
But, when I saw this announced I was super excited and don't really care how many hoops I have to jump through whenever I get there. It will be awesome, even if we're in the nosebleed seats.
Cool story that. I had a similar experience at the last Giants game at Candlestick Park. Not the World Series mind, but grand fun!Quote
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Thanks for sharing this. The conditions were quite clear to me when I bought my tickets. It will be interesting to see where the seats are once I have tickets in hand. Could be the best, the worst or any seat in between but no matter where they are it'll be really cool to see Mick Taylor play with the Rolling Stones...
Being this is a publicity deal, I am betting most of the seats will be pretty good.... I really wish I was in on this "not knowing" where the seats are, hoping for good luck Christmas presents deal...... how exciting!!!.... something to hope for, look forward to.
One time for the World Series, I needed last minute tickets to take a gal I just met, and had told her "Of course Ihave World Series tickets, wanna go?" and... I had to scramble.... and boring boring.. boring boring.... boring boring... so my one friend had a connetion..... boring boring... but he oredere me that at the game, if anyone asked, I had to tell his friend that he couldnt make it to the game, and to make sure they knew he didnt scalp the tickets....
so this is my first date with my gal... and we are at the game... and we are walking all the way out to what are "OK seats" (1/2-3/4 the way to the outfield) seats where we meet his friend who says "who are you?"... and I explain.... and his friend says... "Tonight we want sit out here with our buddies, so you have to take our seats, OK?.... so... This was all afvor situation, I was juts happy to be there... so
I said "OK"... and his friend handed our "new" tickets to the usher(who she knew) and who walked us back up... and started walking us back around totthe middle.... and I am hoping for the best (but will take what I am given)... and then the usher turned at section 100, and headed down, right behind homeplate... and walked us down to 10 rows off the field. It was so cool...
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It was so cool...
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filoca
do you think that a pair of 85 tix are always near themselves? ?cause I've to go with my 11 year old son and he can't stay alone and me on the other side of arena...
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GumbootCloggeroo
The rules? What rules?
We don't need no stinkin' rules
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thomto
I believe the idea of these tickets was for someone( a fan) to purchase a pair of tickets for themselves and a guest at a good price. I don't think it was meant to buy extra tickets or tickets to sell to seven of your buddies for $85(or more). I wish the best for people trying to beat the system but I hope they stick to the rules.
Pick up your tickets in person, along with you guest.
Have your picture ID, your confirmation number, and the credit card used to make the purchase.