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Well Money can't buy happiness. True.
I'd rather be unhappy with money than unhappy without money.
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also ....2017 no filter. what was the pit like. are people packed in tight?
Not really tight. You could always move around. Always space. Some times there were less people, like they had forgot to fill it up, a few times they might have filled in a bit to many, but most of the time ther was no problems with space.
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Well Money can't buy happiness. True.
I'd rather be unhappy with money than unhappy without money.
I say it can buy happiness. And I can prove it! (.)(.)
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also ....2017 no filter. what was the pit like. are people packed in tight?
Not really tight. You could always move around. Always space. Some times there were less people, like they had forgot to fill it up, a few times they might have filled in a bit to many, but most of the time ther was no problems with space.
I agree, regarding 2017. The Paris pits were not overcrowded; you could move around. But I disagree regarding 2018, at least for many concerts at the last half of the tour. In particular, I think the Twickenham, Berlin, and Warsaw pits were too crowded, all the way to the back - very difficult to move around from well before when the Stones started. Marseille and Prague were not as bad, but were fairly crowded. I hope the 2018 pits will be a lot less crowded than the three 2018 concerts mentioned above; they were too packed.
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Chris Fountain
Well Money can't buy happiness. True.
I'd rather be unhappy with money than unhappy without money.
I say it can buy happiness. And I can prove it! (.)(.)
It appears you may have purchased breasts at some point!
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Chris Fountain
Well Money can't buy happiness. True.
I'd rather be unhappy with money than unhappy without money.
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Chris Fountain
Well Money can't buy happiness. True.
I'd rather be unhappy with money than unhappy without money.
Ya, still gotta eat, happy or not...
I don’t know how we’re all gonna last 4 months until the band gathers look how loopy we (me) all are now...
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WelshEdge1
I hope decently priced Pit tickets show up. Especially for NJ. Only the packages showing for NJ 2 now.
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crholmstrom
got email from ticketmaster saying my tickets have printed.
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crholmstrom
got email from ticketmaster saying my tickets have printed.
Did you go lucky Dip for this concert?
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got email from ticketmaster saying my tickets have printed.
Did you go lucky Dip for this concert?
no, i got the exact tickets i wanted on the first presale. i mean right down to seat number exact. & @ $100 EA they were affordable. i thought about the lucky dips but i can't stand for any length of time. so even good reserved seats are trouble for me if the crowd stands. i got ADA seats where i'll be able to sit & not have an obstructed view. i was looking at what's available still on ticketmaster. there is only 1 section where there are a few standard tickets left. anything else at this point is either a package or resale. in other words, basically a sell out. i'm sure that will change a little when they drop some of the package tickets back into the mix. this is the seattle show. not too huge a surprise since the band hasn't played the northwest in 12 years. it's 1 show serving 3 good sized to big cities. vancouver & portland are both 2-3 hour drives from seattle, so i think that would account for the sales. the second time the band came on ABB they played the same stadium & there were a fair amount of empty seats in the upper deck. not going to be the case this time.
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got email from ticketmaster saying my tickets have printed.
Did you go lucky Dip for this concert?
no, i got the exact tickets i wanted on the first presale. i mean right down to seat number exact. & @ $100 EA they were affordable. i thought about the lucky dips but i can't stand for any length of time. so even good reserved seats are trouble for me if the crowd stands. i got ADA seats where i'll be able to sit & not have an obstructed view. i was looking at what's available still on ticketmaster. there is only 1 section where there are a few standard tickets left. anything else at this point is either a package or resale. in other words, basically a sell out. i'm sure that will change a little when they drop some of the package tickets back into the mix. this is the seattle show. not too huge a surprise since the band hasn't played the northwest in 12 years. it's 1 show serving 3 good sized to big cities. vancouver & portland are both 2-3 hour drives from seattle, so i think that would account for the sales. the second time the band came on ABB they played the same stadium & there were a fair amount of empty seats in the upper deck. not going to be the case this time.
Thanks! I get it- I'm happy for you and certainly glad that you scored the tickets wanted. Of course, getting the exact seats involves discerning the stadium from a football perspective.
Having said such , I wonder if the noise level could be matched versus a Seahawk or Seal (LOL) game? Well, I'm in the LD World. If my tix are unsuitable, I will negotiate at the last minute. Again, the scalper must go with me to verify the tickets. Take no illegal crap off anyone .
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I was just to the right of the pit for a couple shows in 2018 (Edi & Twick) and it definitely seemed like they went from quite relaxed with plenty of room to absolutely packed (just like the up-front of GC where I was) just before show time. It seemed they must have let a bunch more people in as upgrades to make sure the pits were basically full.
Contrast that to 2013 and my one trip inside the tongue pit where there was plenty of space and no crowding at all really. It got cosy as people moved closer but was by no means full.
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got email from ticketmaster saying my tickets have printed.
Did you go lucky Dip for this concert?
no, i got the exact tickets i wanted on the first presale. i mean right down to seat number exact. & @ $100 EA they were affordable. i thought about the lucky dips but i can't stand for any length of time. so even good reserved seats are trouble for me if the crowd stands. i got ADA seats where i'll be able to sit & not have an obstructed view. i was looking at what's available still on ticketmaster. there is only 1 section where there are a few standard tickets left. anything else at this point is either a package or resale. in other words, basically a sell out. i'm sure that will change a little when they drop some of the package tickets back into the mix. this is the seattle show. not too huge a surprise since the band hasn't played the northwest in 12 years. it's 1 show serving 3 good sized to big cities. vancouver & portland are both 2-3 hour drives from seattle, so i think that would account for the sales. the second time the band came on ABB they played the same stadium & there were a fair amount of empty seats in the upper deck. not going to be the case this time.
Thanks! I get it- I'm happy for you and certainly glad that you scored the tickets wanted. Of course, getting the exact seats involves discerning the stadium from a football perspective.
Having said such , I wonder if the noise level could be matched versus a Seahawk or Seal (LOL) game? Well, I'm in the LD World. If my tix are unsuitable, I will negotiate at the last minute. Again, the scalper must go with me to verify the tickets. Take no illegal crap off anyone .
i've given up on going to seahawks games. it's just too much, especially when the temperature drops. my knowledge of how the seating works comes in handy though. these are front of the upper deck. the way the stadium was designed, the sound is funneled back down to the seats. i sat approx the same for u2, metallica & gnr. all three sounded great, u2 incredible (joshua tree show). the stage setup for the stones has the stage a bit moved up, so its not all the way to the back of the stadium. my seats are about the 50 yard line for football with the catwalk ending right in front of us. great for viewing the whole spectacle. i've been up front for the stones several times, so these are fine for me. & my friend likes them, always a plus. being careful with my $ somewhat as retirement may be looming in the very near future. i'm just happy they are playing seattle this time. i've travelled several times for the stones. vegas a real lot, vancouver 3 shows & once to portland. i missed the zip code tour & oldcella but the last time i saw them was 50 & counting in vegas. i spent $750 for a so so ticket @ mgm grand, a package ticket. nice to get 1 show in with mick taylor. i've travelled a lot for various bands in the past. its fun but spendy. i was extremely tempted to hit a city for the current NIN tour but current health precluded that. they are doing multi night stands in reasonably sized venues with the setlists varying wildly every night. i've got tapes of much of the tour & i think for me they are the most interesting thing out there right now. the current line up is stellar. great musicians through the whole band & trent is at the top of his game. they've been doing a lot of bowie tributes that are far more interesting than most. seems right since bowie was a mentor to trent. trent seems to be trying to carry the torch & suceeding. back t the stones: i'm glad to be able to see them one more time. it's been 40 years since my first stones show so it has a nice symetry. i'm good with seeing the warhorses 1 more time. hopefully we'll get a bit of interesting variation on that but the warhorses are there because they are great songs.