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LSTNT
Standard admission tickets starting to pop up. $1006 face. All in lower orchestra.
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Standard admission tickets starting to pop up. $1006 face. All in lower orchestra.
These (gone now) are still, with fees, a few hundred over original face value paid.
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LSTNT
Standard admission tickets starting to pop up. $1006 face. All in lower orchestra.
These (gone now) are still, with fees, a few hundred over original face value paid.
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Standard admission tickets starting to pop up. $1006 face. All in lower orchestra.
These (gone now) are still, with fees, a few hundred over original face value paid.
There were entire rows in 113,116 and 117. The $1006 plus fees is face value.
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LSTNT
Standard admission tickets starting to pop up. $1006 face. All in lower orchestra.
These (gone now) are still, with fees, a few hundred over original face value paid.
Didn't get in in original sale, but yes these would be face in the 104-112 (not sure about "couches") sections. Saw 117 section in the back at $850 early on resell.
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angee
On 117, MrDDDD, bought one in lower row in initial sale. Never saw couches.
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angee
On 117, MrDDDD, bought one in lower row in initial sale. Never saw couches.
If you don't mind me asking, what did you pay for face for 117 in initial sale?
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On 117, MrDDDD, bought one in lower row in initial sale. Never saw couches.
If you don't mind me asking, what did you pay for face for 117 in initial sale?
I paid, with fees, rounding off the cents, 864.00...Looks almost like a bargain now, ha. I sold it
to an acquaintance for exactly that. Have bought a pit ticket instead.
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Hairball
Obscene prices...whether face value, platinum, or resale....
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kkhoranstoned
Many apologies for off topic
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Hairball
Obscene prices...whether face value, platinum, or resale....
And the market will pay it.
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angee
I am still hoping for at least a somewhat out-of-the ordinary set list, which they often seem to play at smaller venues. Maybe this one is not small enough. We shall see.
At Radio City, capacity of 6,000+, they played Shattered, Oh No Not You Again, and Worried About You, but that was back in 2006, and at a one-off event. a fund-raiser.
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Hairball
Obscene prices...whether face value, platinum, or resale....
And the market will pay it.
The market is being manipulated and some of us are counting on the market looking different in a few days. I am counting on a lot of those unsold pit tickets to end up in the LD envelopes.
I would very nervous if I were holding tickets for this show I didn't plan on using.
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keefmick
Hairball--from what I understand the Stones have literally nothing to do with ticket prices. They get a fee to perform and the venue sets the ticket prices. Plus, shouldn't whomever sets the prices get to charge what the market will bear?
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keefmick
Hairball--from what I understand the Stones have literally nothing to do with ticket prices. They get a fee to perform and the venue sets the ticket prices. Plus, shouldn't whomever sets the prices get to charge what the market will bear?
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MisterDDDD
Whoever priced it, they nailed it, in terms of market value.
Might have even under-shot it with all the resale tix available.
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rubyeveryday
If the tickets are being held by fans or scalpers then they can't be Lucky Dipped. If there is a sizeable LD, then we have further proof that Ticketmaster is evil.