Thats True Dan, good point, the Rolling Stones the Biggest Band of all time coulndt sell out the Forum. There were still tickets on the main floor weeks prior to the concert.

The Promoter needs to do something quick, one week left and Dodger Stadium is going to be pretty empty.

"The Promoter needs to do something quick, one week left and Dodger Stadium is going to be pretty empty."

Other than give away tickets there isn't really much that can be done, other than postpone Thanksgiving.

Ouch....true...what a terrible way to end this tour, with an empty stadium.

It doesn't bother me at all. I was able to snag a great cheap single with most of you behind me and beer and restroom lines will most likely be short.

MicknSteven Wrote:
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> Ouch....true...what a terrible way to end this
> tour, with an empty stadium.

There are worse things in life, but it isn't cool. But will it be empty?

It will be empty, very empty unless less they lower the price to $22.50 which is what they did in the east coast...however most people are leaving for the Holidays.

See, I know a lot of people who can't make this show and it has nothing to do with ticket prices or the venue but the date. At least some were able to find other close by shows this leg to go to so the Stones squeezed a bit more money out of them one way or the other.

MicknSteven Wrote:
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> It will be empty, very empty unless less they
> lower the price to $22.50 which is what they did
> in the east coast...however most people are
> leaving for the Holidays.


I'm sure it will 85 % full from what I read from here and there.

My plan all along with this show was to either wait for a release of the $99 tickets in the first 10 rows on the floor or to buy for cheap on the night of the show. Either way, I wanted to be on the floor as anything else in this stadium will be terrible.

When the date was postponed I knew that the scalpers and fans with extras could just get their refunds and the resale market on the day of the show could be minimal. On Monday I found a 10th row ticket on Ticketmaster for $99, so I bought it and am in. To me, paying $99 is a lot for a ticket, but I can justify the price being as close as I will be.

MicksBrain Wrote:
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> ha, Gazza Gazza Gazza,you act like this whole tour
> hasn't been the biggest mess since the Doors had
> to cancel everything after their infamous Miami -
> Jim exposes himself but actually didn't - show.

you obviously havent read too many of the posts I've made in the last few months implying much the same thing, then

Nor have you read what I just said too closely if youre suggesting I'm 'acting' anything



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I remember everybody predicting gloom and doom at the Oakland show. Funny thing, not only was there no tarps, but a lot of empty seats came diguised as people. In other words, it was packed. I am sure that by next wed. there will be a pretty respectable crowd.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

I hope you are right, still as of right now its looks bad, really bad, considering this is LA, but then again, they couldnt sell out the Forum

Is it ok to tailgate Dodger Stadium? Grill, chairs etc? Thanks!

.... you dont think LA is idaho do you

Tailgating and/or the consumption of alcohol is prohibited in the Dodger Stadium parking lot.

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