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Denver CO USA

Bjornulf

so excited!

Just tried using code DIAMONDS and Ticketmaster app tells me it’s incorrect. What the.

Had to uncheck the AARP box at the top and retry. That worked. I didn't have any troubles getting in for the ATL show and ended up with PIT2 tickets after multiple tries.

Is this market traditionally a tough ticket for the Stones? I wanted dips of course but will wait it out to buy.

There were no Lucky Dips sold for Denver.

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There were no Lucky Dips sold for Denver.

Right—which is why I was asking if it’s a tough market. Will need to buy tix later but the show looks pretty sold early. Kind of surprised.

as someone who lives under 4 miles/ 6 kilometers from the stadium
the 2019 show had lucky dips and nothing has changed in that time.

The 2019 on sale was about 5 years to the day of the 2024 on sale-
Friday November 30, 2018 vs Friday December 1, 2023. The 2019 show was originally scheduled for May 26, 2019, postponed on March 30th and rescheduled to August 10 2019.

looking back at the 2019 capacity -58,846- Denver 2024 will probably be the largest crowd capacity show of the tour.

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kv2915

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There were no Lucky Dips sold for Denver.

Right—which is why I was asking if it’s a tough market. Will need to buy tix later but the show looks pretty sold early. Kind of surprised.

Tough market has nothing to do with the no Lucky Dips part. I am betting it's some bylaw or regulation prohibiting the sale of "random" tickets, like in Buffalo back in 2015.

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as someone who lives under 4 miles/ 6 kilometers from the stadium
the 2019 show had lucky dips and nothing has changed in that time.

The 2019 on sale was about 5 years to the day of the 2024 on sale-
Friday November 30, 2018 vs Friday December 1, 2023. The 2019 show was originally scheduled for May 26, 2019, postponed on March 30th and rescheduled to August 10 2019.

looking back at the 2019 capacity -58,846- Denver 2024 will probably be the largest crowd capacity show of the tour.

We are still going to the Denver show. Just hope I can get something decent closer to the show.

See you there kv2915

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Tough market has nothing to do with the no Lucky Dips part. I am betting it's some bylaw or regulation prohibiting the sale of "random" tickets, like in Buffalo back in 2015.

Believe it may be because they are not "transferable" tix.
Read somewhere that was the case in Denver, new legislation etc. Can't find the article again, but that would make sense.

Anyone have experience buying at the venue ticket window the day of the show? I know I could buy from fans there but worried about Wi-Fi and transferring electronically. I know tix might go down in price as the show time nears but don’t want to wait too long. I have been to Denver for shows, but never without tix in hand.

in 2019 the band opened up upper level sections of seats far to the side of stage at $69.50.
If you buy at the ticket window you don't pay the online service charge. Should also be able to buy the day before at the box office from 9AM - 5PM

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kv2915
Anyone have experience buying at the venue ticket window the day of the show? I know I could buy from fans there but worried about Wi-Fi and transferring electronically. I know tix might go down in price as the show time nears but don’t want to wait too long. I have been to Denver for shows, but never without tix in hand.

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artedm
in 2019 the band opened up upper level sections of seats far to the side of stage at $69.50.
If you buy at the ticket window you don't pay the online service charge. Should also be able to buy the day before at the box office from 9AM - 5PM

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kv2915
Anyone have experience buying at the venue ticket window the day of the show? I know I could buy from fans there but worried about Wi-Fi and transferring electronically. I know tix might go down in price as the show time nears but don’t want to wait too long. I have been to Denver for shows, but never without tix in hand.

Great! Thank you!

What pubs do Stones fans gather in Denver .



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Tough market has nothing to do with the no Lucky Dips part. I am betting it's some bylaw or regulation prohibiting the sale of "random" tickets, like in Buffalo back in 2015.

Believe it may be because they are not "transferable" tix.
Read somewhere that was the case in Denver, new legislation etc. Can't find the article again, but that would make sense.

I'm a former Denver resident and still have a condo there. I had Lucky Dip tickets for the 2019 concert. I didn't try for them this tour. I'm not aware of any new Colorado law prohibiting LD type tickets, but since they did not sell any, that is probably the reason. Colorado has been in full control of Democrats for many years and they probably passed some law "to protect consumers", which stopped sale of consumer friendly LDs. They don't have a clue. They keep passing new laws, while crime, the number of homeless, and costs increase. But when you shop now, you have to have your own bag, or pay extra for paper bags. It is illegal for stores to issue convenient, inexpensive (free) plastic bags. The Colorado government wants to protect the oceans, which are all over a 1000 miles away. SMH



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2024-01-20 06:47 by IGTBA.