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rtylor
Pricing for San Diego show:$69.50, $99.50, $175, $395, Saphire $953, Emerald $1253, Diamond $1753. Floor seats were available at the $175 price. Got 2 in row 10 Ronnie's side
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StollingRones
So I'm a lifelong Stones fan (30 years old) and this is my first Stones concert! My wife and I live in Denver and will be flying out. I'm hoping to have someone validate that I got good seats, and also help choose which show to attend.
I got Arrowhead Floor B, Row 32 for $369 each. (2 tix)
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I also got Indianapolis Gold (GA-3) for $302 each. (2 tix)
I doubt I'll be able to make both, so I'll end up selling one of them. I'm hoping some vets can help me choose which is the best bet for the $. Leaning toward Arrowhead due to assigned seats and no need to get there 10 hours early.
Any thoughts are very much appreciated!
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Alfonz
I hope people aren't losing sight of the scale. I chucked back some Row 34, Section C tickets for Dallas, and wondered, maybe I should have kept them? Did some Google mapping, transposed to rough scales the Cowboys Stadium and American Airlines (took a map for The Who) seating charts.
The entire floor of an arena show (i.e. basketball court) is taken up by the two front central blocks (C/D). You can almost fit an entire arena on the field of a football stadium. I had a lucky dip in Vegas which was essentially like the front of Block G, which I think is in the $400 range for this tour. Sounded terrible and was barely OK for $80, and I ended up moving to stand on a concourse with obstructed view but good sound.
Each to their own, if happy to sit far away, then kudos to you. But I find it hard to pay top dollar for tickets for these stadium shows unless they were in front 2/3 of C/D, or front corner of B/E ... and these are seemingly all VIP.
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StollingRones
So I'm a lifelong Stones fan (30 years old) and this is my first Stones concert! My wife and I live in Denver and will be flying out. I'm hoping to have someone validate that I got good seats, and also help choose which show to attend.
I got Arrowhead Floor B, Row 32 for $369 each. (2 tix)
also
I also got Indianapolis Gold (GA-3) for $302 each. (2 tix)
I doubt I'll be able to make both, so I'll end up selling one of them. I'm hoping some vets can help me choose which is the best bet for the $. Leaning toward Arrowhead due to assigned seats and no need to get there 10 hours early.
Any thoughts are very much appreciated!
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bvaught
Looks like pre-sale is over in Orlando.
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StollingRones
So I'm a lifelong Stones fan (30 years old) and this is my first Stones concert! My wife and I live in Denver and will be flying out. I'm hoping to have someone validate that I got good seats, and also help choose which show to attend.
I got Arrowhead Floor B, Row 32 for $369 each. (2 tix)
also
I also got Indianapolis Gold (GA-3) for $302 each. (2 tix)
I doubt I'll be able to make both, so I'll end up selling one of them. I'm hoping some vets can help me choose which is the best bet for the $. Leaning toward Arrowhead due to assigned seats and no need to get there 10 hours early.
Any thoughts are very much appreciated!
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StollingRones
I doubt I'll be able to make both, so I'll end up selling one of them. I'm hoping some vets can help me choose which is the best bet for the $. Leaning toward Arrowhead due to assigned seats and no need to get there 10 hours early.
Any thoughts are very much appreciated!
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drbryant
Little torn here. Managed to pull up seats on the floor 20-30 rows back for $400, but not the sections in the center. Can still pull up singles in rows 17-19 in the center sections but at double the price for a "Sapphire Package" $950.
By the way, the B stage seems to extend much further out into the field than at past shows. For the Minneapolis show, I pulled up seats in front floor Sections (B, C, D), rows up to 39. So, it's a longer ramp, more like Hyde Park.
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drbryant
Little torn here. Managed to pull up seats on the floor 20-30 rows back for $400, but not the sections in the center. Can still pull up singles in rows 17-19 in the center sections but at double the price for a "Sapphire Package" $950.
By the way, the B stage seems to extend much further out into the field than at past shows. For the Minneapolis show, I pulled up seats in front floor Sections (B, C, D), rows up to 39. So, it's a longer ramp, more like Hyde Park.
It's a 100 foot ramp. The stage is 100 feet wide for some perspective. It's not clear yet if its a B-Stage or just a place for Mick to walk out to like he did on the Australia tour. They didn't all go out there.
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Steven
So what are the block outs in the back of the floor seats pointed at the b-stage all about? Gotta be something to sell the Bach of the house. Zip lines for zip codes tour?
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gimmelittledrink
For stadium shows, it's best to get the cheap seats and drink lots of beer. You'll still have a good time.
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a bigger nut
Interesting photos.
Baseball stadium is not a good place to see a concert obviously. Football stadium is still better.
I am trying to buy SD ticket though.
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a bigger nut
Interesting photos.
Baseball stadium is not a good place to see a concert obviously. Football stadium is still better.
I am trying to buy SD ticket though.
Yes. In a baseball stadium, there are no good stand seats - everything is pretty far away. In a football stadium (especially one tailored to a U.S. football field) the side stands aren't that bad. But stands on the opposite side of the field from the stage are really, really far away.
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gimmelittledrink
For stadium shows, it's best to get the cheap seats and drink lots of beer. You'll still have a good time.