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jiveeye
Could someone send a map or explain the different sections for New Orleans?
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babyblue
I can’t believe how expensive tickets for Vancouver are, GNR was much cheaper.
I mean, in all fairness, Guns N roses have played in Vancouver in 2011 and 2017 and most recently in 2023. They've also played shows in our neighbouring province (Alberta) and state (Washington).
Stones haven't played Vancouver since 2006, Alberta since 2007, and Seattle most recently in 2019.
Nosebleeds for the Stones Vancouver 2023, during the Livenation presale, were 80-90 dollars. Those prices weren't really available during the regular sale. Guns N Roses nosebleeds during presale were about 80-90 dollars and dipped down to about 72 dollars during the regular sale, as it wasn't selling very well (lots of seats available even the day of the show).
Not to mention Rolling Stones are more of a bucket-list band to casual fans, due to their legacy.
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birdie
Crazy. Don’t see too many people having problems with these prices, I wonder why…
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jiveeye
Could someone send a map or explain the different sections for New Orleans?
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DGA35
I still think that the sections in the lower and upper bowl right beside the stage will go on sale eventually.
One thing to mention is BV's 2024 tour page with the venues and capacities. BC Place is listed as 60000 but it's no where near that for concerts. For this concert, capacity is about 47000. Same as all the other venues listed. Just checking attendances at previous shows in 2019, 2021 etc: LA 40838 X 2 shows, Seattle 53363, New York 52482 x 2, Chicago 49114 x 2 all the same venues.
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DGA35
I still think that the sections in the lower and upper bowl right beside the stage will go on sale eventually.
One thing to mention is BV's 2024 tour page with the venues and capacities. BC Place is listed as 60000 but it's no where near that for concerts. For this concert, capacity is about 47000. Same as all the other venues listed. Just checking attendances at previous shows in 2019, 2021 etc: LA 40838 X 2 shows, Seattle 53363, New York 52482 x 2, Chicago 49114 x 2 all the same venues.
LA is closer to 65-70000 for end stage, there were gobs of empty seats at those shows.
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MisterDDDD
The seven days off between Seattle and NJ would be perfect for a second show in Vancouver.
Seems a bit early in the tour, five shows in, for a mid-tour break. There's also six days off between Denver and Chicago that would make sense for a break. While I waited to splurge on a pit ticket for Vancouver, and struck out, feeling really good now sitting on a rear GA floor ticket and a pair of Lucky Dips!
Stand by my earlier comments that Vancouver is a great Stones town, and they really should have two shows
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Paddy
Let all us Vancouver Stones fans be happy when we get that second gig announced and it’s in the Commodore Ballroom.
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DGA35
I still think that the sections in the lower and upper bowl right beside the stage will go on sale eventually.
One thing to mention is BV's 2024 tour page with the venues and capacities. BC Place is listed as 60000 but it's no where near that for concerts. For this concert, capacity is about 47000. Same as all the other venues listed. Just checking attendances at previous shows in 2019, 2021 etc: LA 40838 X 2 shows, Seattle 53363, New York 52482 x 2, Chicago 49114 x 2 all the same venues.
LA is closer to 65-70000 for end stage, there were gobs of empty seats at those shows.
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DGA35
I still think that the sections in the lower and upper bowl right beside the stage will go on sale eventually.
One thing to mention is BV's 2024 tour page with the venues and capacities. BC Place is listed as 60000 but it's no where near that for concerts. For this concert, capacity is about 47000. Same as all the other venues listed. Just checking attendances at previous shows in 2019, 2021 etc: LA 40838 X 2 shows, Seattle 53363, New York 52482 x 2, Chicago 49114 x 2 all the same venues.
LA is closer to 65-70000 for end stage, there were gobs of empty seats at those shows.
The capacity of each venue doesn't really matter. The Stones don't price their tickets to sellout, they price them to maximize revenue. If a venue sells out immediately it means the prices were far too low.
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Beast
Those prices are so insane as to look surreal. Who in their right mind would ever bite at those prices...
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slewan
the order processing fee is incredibly cheap
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tinnitus
Looking at these layouts, it appears that venues have seated areas at the front of the stage, which is a departure from standing for Gold Circle tickets I had on the last couple of tours.
I have gone for general admission at Las Vegas this time. Feels slightly odd to me that there would be seats in front of the stage rather than standing?
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Beast
That's because the purchaser is already being royally ripped off another way!
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tinnitus
Looking at these layouts, it appears that venues have seated areas at the front of the stage, which is a departure from standing for Gold Circle tickets I had on the last couple of tours.
I have gone for general admission at Las Vegas this time. Feels slightly odd to me that there would be seats in front of the stage rather than standing?
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Paddy
Let all us Vancouver Stones fans be happy when we get that second gig announced and it’s in the Commodore Ballroom.
Pre-party at the Roxy too?