They said as clear as can be that 90% of seats in any venue would average around $100.This is not true.In MSG the floor & the first 2 or three levels are all $454 +.

MSG is not a representative venue at all... AND you can get GREAT SEATS WITH GREAT SIGHT LINE right now for 175 bucks.... section 340, keith's side, low in the section, great view... you'll be doubly closer when the b-stage comes out...

Do yourself a big favor and save 275 by going with these seats.

Spend the 275 on a fabulous meal at Per Se !

Enjoy New York City !



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No,it isn't but,Boston was not much different and they forgot to mention this in their figure of 90% of tickets averaging around $100.I'd like to know what the real average is for any 90% of all tickets for U.S. concerts.

u just found that out ?

No,but it's becoming more and more frustrating.

I understand your dismay. Its just something to deal with. I'm 22, certified insane, and I spent $350 on seat for this coming Saturday's Columbus show. I'll only be doing it once this year and it was a HUGE stretch on my wallet. Somehow I've made it work. Also went to Chicago and felt great about shelling up $100 for my seats, and so did my 5 friends.

wow, drake it sounds like you might actually be a Stones fan

I ain't stupid, I'm just guitarded.

Hey,I am too.It's just that I would like to have a chance to get some $200 tickets in the half of the venue closest to the stage - half way up even.This seems reasonable to me considering that in addition to the $200 per ticket,I have purchased pre-May 9 memberships at $100 a shot expecting to be given this chance.This doesn't make me a non Stones fan.In fact,the exact opposite.

You can get a great seat at almost any show for about $160, which seems like a good deal to me given the price of other concerts. I think they are worth $160.

The first few rows at Giants stadium were $100.

What is wrong with you people discussing the price of seats? I'd never want to sit during a Stones concert but dance and party all night long. Seats are there to smash them, remember Blackpool 1964, Berlin 1965, Zürich 1967... If I was forced to buy tickets for seats you bet I as soon as the concert began I was rushing and climbing that fence to get into the inner sanctuarium where the real Stones fans attend - standing, dancing and prancing, howling and wailing! Rock'n'roll died when people asked for seated venues. So dance before you're too old, dance before you die! It shows the disrespect of an audience to attend sitting on their asses when the greatest band around is grooving and delivering the rhythm!