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  • SolarWorld wrote:
    aNiMaL wrote:
    I can't believe there are still reserved seats remaining on TIcketmaster for this Clark County show. And, it looks like just over 400 GA lawn tickets have been sold.

    Come on folks, buy these tickets. I want a packed house.

    How do you have any idea how many lawn tickets have been sold? Just curious.


    If you log onto ticketmaster, select the Clark County show and select lawn seats, the seat numbers that come back are in the 400's..
    Gorge
  • If you've never been to the CC ampitheater, the sound on the lawn is terrible. And people who grew up here are used to how terrible it is to get in and out of the fairgrounds so they just don't go to anything there. It wouldn't matter if it was the fuckin Beattle's. And there really isn't that many PJ fans around here. None of my friends are, to them they are like old news, or a time in their lives they are trying to pretend never happened. It sucks that it won't sell out but it isn't PJ's fault.
  • aNiMaL
    aNiMaL Posts: 7,117
    BigHub74 wrote:
    If you've never been to the CC ampitheater, the sound on the lawn is terrible. And people who grew up here are used to how terrible it is to get in and out of the fairgrounds so they just don't go to anything there. It wouldn't matter if it was the fuckin Beattle's. And there really isn't that many PJ fans around here. None of my friends are, to them they are like old news, or a time in their lives they are trying to pretend never happened. It sucks that it won't sell out but it isn't PJ's fault.
    I don't know if I agree with your statement. Coldplay (earlier this summer) sold it out as have nameless other acts.

    And the sound system is apparently state of the art and brand new (as of July 2007) according to this article: http://www.meyersound.com/applications/ ... 25&id=1193 (great read)

    As far as parking goes, yeah, we have the White River Amphitheater here in Western Washington and it sucks there too.
  • bicyclejoe
    bicyclejoe USA Posts: 1,203
    BigHub74 wrote:
    If you've never been to the CC ampitheater, the sound on the lawn is terrible. And people who grew up here are used to how terrible it is to get in and out of the fairgrounds so they just don't go to anything there. It wouldn't matter if it was the fuckin Beattle's. And there really isn't that many PJ fans around here. None of my friends are, to them they are like old news, or a time in their lives they are trying to pretend never happened. It sucks that it won't sell out but it isn't PJ's fault.

    Actually, The Fixer has been number one on 94.7 every night for the past two weeks. So, there are some fans requesting it.
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  • Here are a couple articles about Clark County. The place is struggling

    http://photos.oregonlive.com/oregonian/2009/06/clark_countys_amphitheater_sel.html

    http://www.oregonlive.com/business/index.ssf/2009/06/vancouver_ever_since_its.html

    According to the second article, Coldplay was the first act to ever sell the place out. I don't think this is true because I saw Jimmy Buffett there years ago and I'm pretty sure it was sold out. That was my first experiance with the cluster-fuck that is getting out of the venue. The guy in front of me threatened to kick the kid's ass who was flagging the traffic if he let one more car through....it was a joke.
    Gorge
  • BigHub74 wrote:
    If you've never been to the CC ampitheater, the sound on the lawn is terrible. And people who grew up here are used to how terrible it is to get in and out of the fairgrounds so they just don't go to anything there. It wouldn't matter if it was the fuckin Beattle's. And there really isn't that many PJ fans around here. None of my friends are, to them they are like old news, or a time in their lives they are trying to pretend never happened. It sucks that it won't sell out but it isn't PJ's fault.

    "And there really isn't that many PJ fans around here"

    I could not disagree more with that statement

    This show will sell out
  • SolarWorld
    SolarWorld Posts: 1,902
    I will be surprised and pleased if this show sells out.
  • aNiMaL
    aNiMaL Posts: 7,117
    Well, the reserved seats are just about gone. The most you can get together in reserved is 4. Anything more than that and it only offers lawn tickets.

    And, it looks like there are about 450 lawn tickets sold so far. Only about 7,550 more to sell in the lawn for a sell out crowd.
  • aNiMaL
    aNiMaL Posts: 7,117
    Here are a couple articles about Clark County. The place is struggling

    http://photos.oregonlive.com/oregonian/2009/06/clark_countys_amphitheater_sel.html

    http://www.oregonlive.com/business/index.ssf/2009/06/vancouver_ever_since_its.html

    According to the second article, Coldplay was the first act to ever sell the place out. I don't think this is true because I saw Jimmy Buffett there years ago and I'm pretty sure it was sold out. That was my first experiance with the cluster-fuck that is getting out of the venue. The guy in front of me threatened to kick the kid's ass who was flagging the traffic if he let one more car through....it was a joke.
    Wow, it is struggling. I didn't realize that the Coldplay sell out was it's first and only one.

    The more I read about it the more it sounds like the White River Amphitheater....which is a place I absolutely detest.

    Yeah, when you've been going to The Gorge for the last 15 or so years, most outdoor amphitheaters will fall dramatically short.
  • It took years for them to get the Amp built. People from all around the area protested, the neighbors didn't want it in their backyards. They knew traffic would be an issue, but money talks and it was built.

    After the concert keep in mind it takes about an hour to get from the parking lot to the freeway.
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  • aNiMaL
    aNiMaL Posts: 7,117
    After the concert keep in mind it takes about an hour to get from the parking lot to the freeway.
    That's why I ponied up the $25 for a premier parking pass.
  • I'd pony up about $50.00 for that pass right about now :( . I went to James Taylor a couple years back and had the premier pass, it made a big difference.
    Gorge
  • aNiMaL
    aNiMaL Posts: 7,117
    Alright, no more two seats together in reserved seating. And about 450 lawn tickets sold so far.

    Buy These Tickets!!!
  • South of Seattle
    South of Seattle West Seattle Posts: 10,724
    Bump
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  • OK. only 588 lawn seats sold so far. The extended forecast is showing sunny and 77º.
    http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/b ... v_business

    So push those friends and family to buy cheap PJ tickets ($40) for a nice fall evening on the lawn with great music!! No more weather excuses.
  • wow, only 588 sold on the lawn? reserved seating STILL not sold out? :(
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