Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:When you enter for tix now they have a percentages app that shows you odds of getting those tix.

lowlight79 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:When you enter for tix now they have a percentages app that shows you odds of getting those tix.

I think Spenno figure out how it works for the last US legs last year. There is a way to order it.

Strat wrote:Was there a consensus on whether or not just putting in for GA or Res is better than putting in for both?

jdopj wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

jdopj wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

broken iris wrote:

CopperTom wrote:While it makes sense, I don't think it's true. People with lower priority picks have gotten tickets over other peoples higher priority picks for the same show.

I don't think we ever proved that happened though some people certainly suggested it. It's likely they misunderstood that GA and RES count separately for each show, thus it's possible for someone to miss out on GA for a show as their #1 and someone else to get RES for that same show as their #4. The only weird thing I remember happening is that some people only chose RES and ended up in GA, which I assume means too few people picked GA.

From memory, despite a great deal of confusion at the time, the drawing process ended up being pretty transparent and predictable once you understood how it worked.

Phoenix for example: if you had Phx res #1 and Phx GA #4 they drew your GA pick because of so few requests for Phx GA. Happened for me.

Exactly.

They drew the entire GA section for each show before looking at reserved requests. I think there was a presumption among many that they'd draw winning members for each show and then assign tickets based on preferences.

For someone who didn't attend any of those shows I spent way too much time understanding (and explaining) how the ticket drawing worked.

It's an easy process to figure out, it's just figuring out what shows are actually going to be more popular than others. (excluding the obvious places). I would assume that KC, STL, Clev, those types of places you should get with your 3rd and 4th picks but who knows.
You never had to decide those types of things. Those are the shows you would just go on the site and buy.
After experiencing GA first hand, I would much prefer those, even with my low number.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

mkay0 wrote:I live in eastern Iowa, so this tour owns bones for me. Seeing them twice, at a minimum.

St. Louis and Quad Cities?

Strat wrote:Im sure I can score them for Denver, Lincoln and St. Paul

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:Im sure I can score them for Denver, Lincoln and St. Paul

just quoting for later use...

CopperTom wrote:

Strat wrote:Was there a consensus on whether or not just putting in for GA or Res is better than putting in for both?

If you are trying for multiple shows, don't put the same show 1 & 2.

Someone described the process pretty damn well to me. I'll have to look for that post.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:Im sure I can score them for Denver, Lincoln and St. Paul

just quoting for later use...

mkay0 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:Im sure I can score them for Denver, Lincoln and St. Paul

just quoting for later use...

Lincoln seems safe, but MN and CO will probably be the most sought after shows on the tour.

mkay0 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:Im sure I can score them for Denver, Lincoln and St. Paul

just quoting for later use...

Lincoln seems safe, but MN and CO will probably be the most sought after shows on the tour.

Strat wrote:Looks like Detroit is the hot ticket:

Detroit, MI - GA Standing 69%

CopperTom wrote:

mkay0 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:Im sure I can score them for Denver, Lincoln and St. Paul

just quoting for later use...

Lincoln seems safe, but MN and CO will probably be the most sought after shows on the tour.

MN? Why?

I think Milwaukee and Denver will be the toughest tickets.

CopperTom wrote:

Strat wrote:Looks like Detroit is the hot ticket:

Detroit, MI - GA Standing 69%

Holy shit. In only 2 hours! That's the only one less than 99% too.

hlniv wrote:No Louisville

Current and future Pearl Jam can suck a bag of dicks. Past Pearl Jam is still glorious

I was holding on to one little thread of my future fandom on the off chance that they might finally actually play my hometown after 20 years, perhaps after a nice new arena opened, and even in the midst of a tour where they are playing similar midwest cities, including fucking Quad Cities and Lincoln, NE.

But, alas, no. PJ has under-delivered for me yet again. Quite the streak of disappointment they have going with me right now.