Pit 1 for NJ2 available at cost $499.50 except when you're ready to buy you get that annoying "error 0002" message! GRRRRh.

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glmmr_twn
Pit 1 for NJ2 available at cost $499.50 except when you're ready to buy you get that annoying "error 0002" message! GRRRRh.

It's been like that for the last 24+ hours. I can't even get the $1,600 Pit tix in my cart either.

I guess Ticketmaster just doesn't want our money.

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Pit 1 for NJ2 available at cost $499.50 except when you're ready to buy you get that annoying "error 0002" message! GRRRRh.

So frustrating! I’ve been getting that since yesterday every time I tried, whether it be through my phone or my desktop computer.

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Pit 1 for NJ2 available at cost $499.50 except when you're ready to buy you get that annoying "error 0002" message! GRRRRh.

So frustrating! I’ve been getting that since yesterday every time I tried, whether it be through my phone or my desktop computer.

same error

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Pit 1 for NJ2 available at cost $499.50 except when you're ready to buy you get that annoying "error 0002" message! GRRRRh.

So frustrating! I’ve been getting that since yesterday every time I tried, whether it be through my phone or my desktop computer.

same error

Maybe call TM? I would but I'm still procrastinating.

As much as I hate going to the meadowlands of course I’m making the trip for the stones... anyone had success with public transportation in/ out of the city?? The drive out there and back is so bad!

I'm booked in the Extended Stay Meadowlands, East Rutherford. As the crow flies , its close, but google a walk and it says two hours ? Does anyone know, is there a hotel that you can walk to and from the stadium with ease?

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As much as I hate going to the meadowlands of course I’m making the trip for the stones... anyone had success with public transportation in/ out of the city?? The drive out there and back is so bad!

The quickest and easiest is the buses from the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan. Much quicker then taking the train and having to transfer at Seacaucus.

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I'm booked in the Extended Stay Meadowlands, East Rutherford. As the crow flies , its close, but google a walk and it says two hours ? Does anyone know, is there a hotel that you can walk to and from the stadium with ease?

No way to walk from any nearby hotels. Its all major highways and roadways around Met Life stadium. You would be risking your life if you tried to walk on any of those.

Take an Uber or check with the hotel, they may run shuttle vans on the day.

No shuttle from my place

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As much as I hate going to the meadowlands of course I’m making the trip for the stones... anyone had success with public transportation in/ out of the city?? The drive out there and back is so bad!

The quickest and easiest is the buses from the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan. Much quicker then taking the train and having to transfer at Seacaucus.

Both shows are on weeknights and so there will be quite a bit of traffic going into NJ. Be sure to factor that in. Trains will be crowded also.

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As much as I hate going to the meadowlands of course I’m making the trip for the stones... anyone had success with public transportation in/ out of the city?? The drive out there and back is so bad!

The quickest and easiest is the buses from the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan. Much quicker then taking the train and having to transfer at Seacaucus.

Both shows are on weeknights and so there will be quite a bit of traffic going into NJ. Be sure to factor that in. Trains will be crowded also.

juts getting out of the parking lot it torture...i usually park like Chevy Chase at Wally World!

It's been my experience that the PIT tix for both NJ shows have been unavailable for the last week. I get this error on whatever device I use when selecting a pit ticket at whatever price level:

"Sorry, we could not process your request, please try again later. Error Code: 0002"


Can this really be true?



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Has anybody ever used the Peter Pan bus service from Boston to New York City or from Boston to Philadelphia? If so what are your thoughts? Is it better than Greyhound? I am planning on using this bus service this summer to get to my concerts.

Never had any problems with that line.
You're going to have to take another bus from Port Authority in NYC to get to NJ1 & NJ2. Or, you could take NJ Transit from Penn Station.
Philly, bus station is not far from stadium. You could take uber or subway.



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It's been my experience that the PIT tix for both NJ shows have been unavailable for the last week. I get this error on whatever device I use when selecting a pit ticket at whatever price level:

"Sorry, we could not process your request, please try again later. Error Code: 0002"


Can this really be true?

Same here for almost a month. But every other section is readily available. If you truly want to purchase them, maybe just call Ticketmaster.

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LuvtheJag43
Has anybody ever used the Peter Pan bus service from Boston to New York City or from Boston to Philadelphia? If so what are your thoughts? Is it better than Greyhound? I am planning on using this bus service this summer to get to my concerts.

Try Bolt Bus. Usually a cheaper option.

[www.boltbus.com]

could it be, that the error 0002 only by people outside from USA/Canada?

Stones Forever

I'm in the US. Surprising it's been like that for so long.

I tried calling, but the NJ shows weren't available over the phone. Maybe got the wrong number.

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Has anybody ever used the Peter Pan bus service from Boston to New York City or from Boston to Philadelphia? If so what are your thoughts? Is it better than Greyhound? I am planning on using this bus service this summer to get to my concerts.

I've taken most of the bus lines back and forth from Boston to NYC. They're all pretty much the same, i just hop on the one that's leaving soonest after I hit South Station. The chinese bus "Fung something or other", lets you out in Chinatown and that's much further away from where I typically stay, so that is usually my last resort unless it's a big price difference.

Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

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I've taken most of the bus lines ... The chinese bus "Fung something or other"

Fung you.

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I've taken most of the bus lines ... The chinese bus "Fung something or other"

Fung you.

oh no you di'int!!!

No, no ... a little place on Mott St. near Canal Street... Fung Yoo Too.

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Has anybody ever used the Peter Pan bus service from Boston to New York City or from Boston to Philadelphia? If so what are your thoughts? Is it better than Greyhound? I am planning on using this bus service this summer to get to my concerts.

I am taking the train for another tour.

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Has anybody ever used the Peter Pan bus service from Boston to New York City or from Boston to Philadelphia? If so what are your thoughts? Is it better than Greyhound? I am planning on using this bus service this summer to get to my concerts.

I've done it several times....they are essentially the same.

Seats/tix are First Come, First Serve and people usually line up fairly early, from my experience. I'd get there an hour before you leave.

However, they run all day...you miss one, there will be another

The Amtrak Train is another option...however, b/c Amtrak is wildly inefficient, it takes the same amount of time.

Amtrak and Peter Pan do NOT leave from the same place.

Bus = Port Authority

Train = Grand Central

By CAR
Except for fans coming from NYC... for nearly everybody else,
.. Driving to the stadium is practically the only option.

>>> Expect to pay a ridiculou$ parking fee.
Expect longlong exit delay after the show.

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By TRAIN
From NYC to MetLife Stadium...

PENN STATION NEW YORK
7th Ave and 34th Street,
8th Ave and 33th Street
NJ TRANSIT to Secaucus, NJ (*FIRST stop in NJ, just outside NYC!)...
Then TRANSFER @ Secaucus to NJ Transit train to MetLife Stadium
Stadium train operates on event days only. Check schedule.

or...

PATH Train from 33rd street & 6th Ave to Hoboken, NJ.
Then TRANSFER @ Hoboken to NJ Transit train to MetLife Stadium
Stadium train operates on event days only. Check schedule.

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By BUS
From NYC to MetLife Stadium...

All buses from NYC leave from Port Authority Bus Terminal at 8th avenue and 41st Street.
NJ Transit (and possibly other bus companies) operate routes to the stadium. Check schedules.

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NYC to MetLife Stadium by CAR...
Suggest DON'T BOTHER DRIVING FROM NYC...
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Expect NJ Transit to screw up -- somehow.

Maybe they'll forget to operate the stadium train because it's not a football game.

Maybe they won't have enough buses.. or a bus will break down... or maybe the train cars will be overcrowded.

Either way, NJ Transit is notorious.

Maybe your train will be cancelled completely because a leaf blew onto the tracks...

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schillid
Expect NJ Transit to screw up -- somehow.

Maybe they'll forget to operate the stadium train because it's not a football game.

Maybe they won't have enough buses.. or a bus will break down... or maybe the train cars will be overcrowded.

Either way, NJ Transit is notorious.

Maybe your train will be cancelled completely because a leaf blew onto the tracks...

This unfortunately is very possible. It's almost as if NJ Transit does it on purpose. And yet their fares continue to go up while their service continues to deteriorate.