Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:I've had 106xxx since '94, and will hold on to it for a long time. I know it doesn't do me any good now, but if I ever gave it up and then something came about where I wished I had kept it? I'd be kicking myself forever.

I'm in the same boat.

stip wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:I've had 106xxx since '94, and will hold on to it for a long time. I know it doesn't do me any good now, but if I ever gave it up and then something came about where I wished I had kept it? I'd be kicking myself forever.

I'm in the same boat.

Sames 128xx since 95 i think. I actually decided to put in for MSG tickets cause why not.

So, our fan numbers mean absolutely nothing anymore?

EJ wrote:So, our fan numbers mean absolutely nothing anymore?

Correct.

Strat wrote:

EJ wrote:So, our fan numbers mean absolutely nothing anymore?

Correct.

incorrect

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Strat wrote:

EJ wrote:So, our fan numbers mean absolutely nothing anymore?

Correct.

incorrect

Yeah where did they get that idea?

whatever

Ah, I thought they'd ditched seniority seating for some reason.

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Q: Do you still do seniority seating?
A: Yes. For Pearl Jam shows reserved seated tickets will still be assign based on seniority.

EJ wrote:Ah, I thought they'd ditched seniority seating for some reason.

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Q: Do you still do seniority seating?
A: Yes. For Pearl Jam shows reserved seated tickets will still be assign based on seniority.

for the Seattle show in '13, my buddy got his tix through Ticketmaster and had much better seats than my 10c seats. Yay.

bodysnatcher wrote:

EJ wrote:Ah, I thought they'd ditched seniority seating for some reason.

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Q: Do you still do seniority seating?
A: Yes. For Pearl Jam shows reserved seated tickets will still be assign based on seniority.

for the Seattle show in '13, my buddy got his tix through Ticketmaster and had much better seats than my 10c seats. Yay.

Yeah, at the Charlotte show that same year there were people who were clearly general public ticket buyers who had better seats than my 10C tickets. Sorry chud.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

EJ wrote:Ah, I thought they'd ditched seniority seating for some reason.

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Q: Do you still do seniority seating?
A: Yes. For Pearl Jam shows reserved seated tickets will still be assign based on seniority.

for the Seattle show in '13, my buddy got his tix through Ticketmaster and had much better seats than my 10c seats. Yay.

Yeah, at the Charlotte show that same year there were people who were clearly general public ticket buyers who had better seats than my 10C tickets. Sorry chud.

This is an outrage!

cutuphalfdead wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

EJ wrote:Ah, I thought they'd ditched seniority seating for some reason.

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Q: Do you still do seniority seating?
A: Yes. For Pearl Jam shows reserved seated tickets will still be assign based on seniority.

for the Seattle show in '13, my buddy got his tix through Ticketmaster and had much better seats than my 10c seats. Yay.

Yeah, at the Charlotte show that same year there were people who were clearly general public ticket buyers who had better seats than my 10C tickets. Sorry chud.

This is an outrage!

Remember that d-bag in front of us leaning back into us singing along with "Alive"? No way he was 10C.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

EJ wrote:Ah, I thought they'd ditched seniority seating for some reason.

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Q: Do you still do seniority seating?
A: Yes. For Pearl Jam shows reserved seated tickets will still be assign based on seniority.

for the Seattle show in '13, my buddy got his tix through Ticketmaster and had much better seats than my 10c seats. Yay.

Yeah, at the Charlotte show that same year there were people who were clearly general public ticket buyers who had better seats than my 10C tickets. Sorry chud.

This is an outrage!

Remember that d-bag in front of us leaning back into us singing along with "Alive"? No way he was 10C.

Uh, have you been to the pit?

cutuphalfdead wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:

EJ wrote:Ah, I thought they'd ditched seniority seating for some reason.

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Q: Do you still do seniority seating?
A: Yes. For Pearl Jam shows reserved seated tickets will still be assign based on seniority.

for the Seattle show in '13, my buddy got his tix through Ticketmaster and had much better seats than my 10c seats. Yay.

Yeah, at the Charlotte show that same year there were people who were clearly general public ticket buyers who had better seats than my 10C tickets. Sorry chud.

This is an outrage!

Remember that d-bag in front of us leaning back into us singing along with "Alive"? No way he was 10C.

Uh, have you been to the pit?

ha. good point

Assuming the Fenway set up is how it is for every other show (and given that I believe U2 is one of the only major acts to get away with GA anything in Boston, and that's why the band played Worcester last time through), seniority will hopefully matter for Fenway...if you win the 1% lottery chance of getting anything

LikeLukin wrote:I keep imagining that Pearl Jam will break up soon, but keep the 10C running. Then in 20 years they will play an ultra cool acoustic reunion somewhere and I will want my 10C number then...

and they'll run a lottery where the chances of you getting tickets to that show will be .000074%.

MattA75 wrote:Assuming the Fenway set up is how it is for every other show (and given that I believe U2 is one of the only major acts to get away with GA anything in Boston, and that's why the band played Worcester last time through), seniority will hopefully matter for Fenway...if you win the 1% lottery chance of getting anything

I can tell you first hand that seniority sucked for Wrigley field seating. they started it on the sections to the side. so if you have/had a great number, your seats were that much worse because of the poor sight lines.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

MattA75 wrote:Assuming the Fenway set up is how it is for every other show (and given that I believe U2 is one of the only major acts to get away with GA anything in Boston, and that's why the band played Worcester last time through), seniority will hopefully matter for Fenway...if you win the 1% lottery chance of getting anything

I can tell you first hand that seniority sucked for Wrigley field seating. they started it on the sections to the side. so if you have/had a great number, your seats were that much worse because of the poor sight lines.

For the Foo Fighters in Fenway, those seats were turned sideways. It had to be a very awkward seat. Sight lines were still poor.