Re: 2018 Tour Rumors
Posted: Wed February 07, 2018 9:46 pm
anyone been in the GA at a stadium? how is it? i kinda hate GA now, but dunno how these are set up and don't want to be 5 miles from the stage
It's been years since they cared about shaking us down. Really, though, these prices are fine. $125 for a premium ticket is on the low side these days. I don't go to NFL games, but I've heard of people paying $100 just to park in a lot near the stadium.bodysnatcher wrote:probably true, but none of those bands really put forth a "we care about our fans" image more than PJmkay0 wrote:The price of tickets has skyrocketed this decade. 250/pair is very much in line with what similar bands charge for similar venues. Guns n' Roses, Metallica and U2 tickets are all going to be in that range, and all three of those bands charge substantially more for the best seats.
I totally get that some people don't see it as an expense that they can stomach - shit, it's a 25 percent increase from just two years ago. But, that's basically the new normal for live events.
Cooldaft twat wrote:It's been years since they cared about shaking us down. Really, though, these prices are fine. $125 for a premium ticket is on the low side these days. I don't go to NFL games, but I've heard of people paying $100 just to park in a lot near the stadium.bodysnatcher wrote:probably true, but none of those bands really put forth a "we care about our fans" image more than PJmkay0 wrote:The price of tickets has skyrocketed this decade. 250/pair is very much in line with what similar bands charge for similar venues. Guns n' Roses, Metallica and U2 tickets are all going to be in that range, and all three of those bands charge substantially more for the best seats.
I totally get that some people don't see it as an expense that they can stomach - shit, it's a 25 percent increase from just two years ago. But, that's basically the new normal for live events.
I thought GA was awful at Wrigley last time. Some asshole pissed into a cup and then kicked it all over my shoes. I was in reserved row 2 behind ga the next night and had a great time.
i went to 2-3 of their shows in the ga sections of the arenas, and one 2 years ago in wrigley. the arena shows were fine. and while wrigley wasn't bad for us (we were center, about 20 yards from the stage), it could've been bad because there's so much real estate off to the sides. ga shows always give me anxiety though, with me not knowing what time to stand in line beforehand or leaving to take a piss or grab a beer.bodysnatcher wrote:anyone been in the GA at a stadium? how is it? i kinda hate GA now, but dunno how these are set up and don't want to be 5 miles from the stage
you must've been pretty close to us. we sat behind ed's wife and kids in row 2 dead center in front of the mixing booth.daft twat wrote:I was in reserved row 2 behind ga the next night and had a great time.
numbers wrote:This is my first go in the lottery, when do the numbers start changing usually?
what numbers?Bi_3 wrote:numbers wrote:This is my first go in the lottery, when do the numbers start changing usually?
They are updated pretty frequently, but don't expect big jumps until tomorrow.
cutuphalfdead wrote:what numbers?Bi_3 wrote:numbers wrote:This is my first go in the lottery, when do the numbers start changing usually?
They are updated pretty frequently, but don't expect big jumps until tomorrow.
or 7 years after their last albumnumbers wrote:I wish these shows weren’t 7 years after the ticket sale.
The next arena leg won't happen until after the next album is released.TouringReg wrote:Is this it for shows this year? I know there were some rumblings of west coast USA in October/November, but that seems to have died down.
I'm right there with you, but the total price (tickets + flight + hotel = ~$1800 for two people) is at the point that gives me pause.numbers wrote:PJ is really the only concert I really look forward to these days, so while a lot of people seem jaded I’m pretty psyched for these shows.