So far I've been lucky enough to win the lottery 2x with my last 5 10c tickets :shock: (381xxx). 1st row in Tampa last year & 10th row at the Gibson which I traded for 2 tickets for night 2 because I was sitting 4th row ! Thank you, jedi-son . They were sitting 6 rows right behind us & I had another great evening seeing PJ Again :P
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Just want to throw this out there, only for the sake of hearing some reactions (and by reactions, I mean OTHER than the bitching of those who have already won the lottery, especially more than once)...
How would you guys feel about the idea of using this same lottery system, except that each member can only win a 1-2/9-10 ticket lottery once on a given tour. The goal here is that it would very much increase the odds (and this is an unarguable fact) of every member ending up in one of those rows at least once on a tour, rather than have some people hitting it several times while others keep coming up goose eggs time after time. I know I would be MORE than happy just ending up in ANY of those rows just once and would gladly give up a second chance for someone who has yet to land them.
Thoughts??
I agree on principle, but I guess it's too complicated for 10c... they'd have to not just random each show but take into account EVERYONE that has attended before.. logistical nightmare.
to be pointed out is that it seems a 9/10 lottery win for low numbers might actually be a loss..
it's not supposed to be but it seems to happen (my number isn't low enough for that, but people I know seem to have been caught in that).
Also in Vancouver there seems not to have been a 9-10 lottery (I got 10th but everyone on touringfan in the same range did), and SLC probably not either as everyone fitted in those 10 rows!
there's also circumstantial evidence that this year, the front row was weighted towards locals (which I think is cool)... might just be a coincidence though.
ok I live in the UK and we get two show every 2-3 years..but we didn't have this lottery system ,well I don't think so..yes I understand the UK is alot smaller not the demand you have..but when I went to the 02 show this year 10c fans from all over Europe had a area to wait to get into the show first..All standing in front of stag.Do you not have a standing area in most of the shows at the front.AS most of you are talking about seat numbers. All seating is around the outside of the arena.you could of bought seated if you liked from 10c.
All I can add , I got my 10c ticket before non club people and was let in before as well ,to allow us the best standing place we could get. The hottest and hardest place ive be in 10 years everyone else pushing.IT was hell ,it was wet with sweat ,it was crazy and above all it was great..I think the 10c did all they could for us.
0-6 last tour
0-2 so far this tour
but my hopes are high for the last two philly shows
it could happen
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Just want to throw this out there, only for the sake of hearing some reactions (and by reactions, I mean OTHER than the bitching of those who have already won the lottery, especially more than once)...
How would you guys feel about the idea of using this same lottery system, except that each member can only win a 1-2/9-10 ticket lottery once on a given tour. The goal here is that it would very much increase the odds (and this is an unarguable fact) of every member ending up in one of those rows at least once on a tour, rather than have some people hitting it several times while others keep coming up goose eggs time after time. I know I would be MORE than happy just ending up in ANY of those rows just once and would gladly give up a second chance for someone who has yet to land them.
Thoughts??
I agree on principle, but I guess it's too complicated for 10c... they'd have to not just random each show but take into account EVERYONE that has attended before.. logistical nightmare.
to be pointed out is that it seems a 9/10 lottery win for low numbers might actually be a loss..
it's not supposed to be but it seems to happen (my number isn't low enough for that, but people I know seem to have been caught in that).
Also in Vancouver there seems not to have been a 9-10 lottery (I got 10th but everyone on touringfan in the same range did), and SLC probably not either as everyone fitted in those 10 rows!
there's also circumstantial evidence that this year, the front row was weighted towards locals (which I think is cool)... might just be a coincidence though.
Agreed, this would be a logistical nightmare for the 10C, a much more complicated endeavor than the current plan. Which is probably the only reason they aren't doing it.
In regards to your 9/10 win for low # people, I specifically recall that 10C said this would NOT happen, and if it did, those people would have a right to raise holy hell with 10C. At any rate, hopefully this wasn't the case for those people.
And I know I have heard rumors of the local thing happening for the first/second rows, but have not read anything about any "circumstantial evidence". What kind of evidence is there or what have you heard/seen?
Another question that may have been answered in the past: Are there ever any low numbered people getting the first 2 rows? My TC number is 72xxx and I've never sat front row. Don't get me wrong, I'm not bitching about the amazing seats I've gotten in the past, but I wonder if the "lottery" starts at a certain number and goes from there...
Irvine 92,Indio 93,San Fran 95,San Diego 95x2,San Diego 98,LA 98x2,San Diego 00,San Bern 00,Irvine 03,San Diego 03,Las Vegas 03,Santa Barbara 03,Vancouver 05,LA 06x2,Santa Barbara 06,Cincy 06,Leeds 06,Reading 06,Portland 09,LA 09x3,San Diego 09,NYC 10x2, PHX 13, SD 13, LAx2 13, Cincy 14, Ft Lauderdale 16, Miami 16, Dana Point 21x2, Vegas 24, LAx2 24, Dana Point 24
Another question that may have been answered in the past: Are there ever any low numbered people getting the first 2 rows? My TC number is 72xxx and I've never sat front row. Don't get me wrong, I'm not bitching about the amazing seats I've gotten in the past, but I wonder if the "lottery" starts at a certain number and goes from there...
I'm 1 - 1......I've been a member since 1998, but LA 1 was the first show I went to that had the lottery. I can only afford 1 show a tour(unfortunately), although I may scrounge for a ticket for tonight. I got what was technically row 9, but it is the first row of the Orch at Gibson and I was on Mike's side with 0 seats in front of us....and got one of the about 200 pics Mike lauches into the crowd each night.
I'm also a lucky bastard when it comes to things like this, I also got 2 seats not next to each other in 2003 from the fan club (didn't check my tix until we were inside), and the security head rocked, to make up for it he put us in the pit 1/2 way through the show
My very first 10C seats were at Ed Albany 2009....we won the lottery and had 4th row centre.
My 10C number is 42X XXX
Im 1-2
Eddie Vedder Solo Tour Toronto Aug 9, 2008
Eddie Vedder Solo Tour Albany NY June 9, 2009
Pearl Jam Toronto Aug 21, 2009
Pearl Jam Chicago Aug 23, 2009
Pearl Jam Chicago Aug 24, 2009
Pearl Jam Buffalo May 10, 2010
Pearl Jam New York MSG1 May 20, 2010
Pearl Jam New York MSG2 May 21, 2010
Go Cards Go!
Although I did get 6th row center for EV solo in Newark, NJ. Does that count?
It does because on the PJ shows they have been certain rows for winners....Ed Solo was all sorts of rows up front.
Eddie Vedder Solo Tour Toronto Aug 9, 2008
Eddie Vedder Solo Tour Albany NY June 9, 2009
Pearl Jam Toronto Aug 21, 2009
Pearl Jam Chicago Aug 23, 2009
Pearl Jam Chicago Aug 24, 2009
Pearl Jam Buffalo May 10, 2010
Pearl Jam New York MSG1 May 20, 2010
Pearl Jam New York MSG2 May 21, 2010
Go Cards Go!
ok I live in the UK and we get two show every 2-3 years..but we didn't have this lottery system ,well I don't think so..yes I understand the UK is alot smaller not the demand you have..but when I went to the 02 show this year 10c fans from all over Europe had a area to wait to get into the show first..All standing in front of stag.Do you not have a standing area in most of the shows at the front.AS most of you are talking about seat numbers. All seating is around the outside of the arena.you could of bought seated if you liked from 10c.
All I can add , I got my 10c ticket before non club people and was let in before as well ,to allow us the best standing place we could get. The hottest and hardest place ive be in 10 years everyone else pushing.IT was hell ,it was wet with sweat ,it was crazy and above all it was great..I think the 10c did all they could for us.
PJ (and most bands) shows in the US are ALL seated including the floor...only club shows seem to be GA.
So we don't need the lottery in Europe, we make our own luck
" Things were different then, all is different now "
Seattle 09-16-96, Vancouver 07-19-98, Seattle 11-05-00, Seattle 12-09-02, Vancouver 05-30-03, Vancouver 09-02-05, Gorge 07-23-06, Seattle 09-21-09, Seattle 09-22-09, Vancouver 09-25-09
0 for 40 for front row in 18 years - I know, why bother to dream, yet I still do. :oops:
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I suggest you step out on your Porch.
Run away my son. See it all. Oh, See the World!
to be pointed out is that it seems a 9/10 lottery win for low numbers might actually be a loss..
it's not supposed to be but it seems to happen (my number isn't low enough for that, but people I know seem to have been caught in that).
Also in Vancouver there seems not to have been a 9-10 lottery (I got 10th but everyone on touringfan in the same range did), and SLC probably not either as everyone fitted in those 10 rows!
there's also circumstantial evidence that this year, the front row was weighted towards locals (which I think is cool)... might just be a coincidence though.
ok I live in the UK and we get two show every 2-3 years..but we didn't have this lottery system ,well I don't think so..yes I understand the UK is alot smaller not the demand you have..but when I went to the 02 show this year 10c fans from all over Europe had a area to wait to get into the show first..All standing in front of stag.Do you not have a standing area in most of the shows at the front.AS most of you are talking about seat numbers. All seating is around the outside of the arena.you could of bought seated if you liked from 10c.
All I can add , I got my 10c ticket before non club people and was let in before as well ,to allow us the best standing place we could get. The hottest and hardest place ive be in 10 years everyone else pushing.IT was hell ,it was wet with sweat ,it was crazy and above all it was great..I think the 10c did all they could for us.
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0-2 so far this tour
but my hopes are high for the last two philly shows
it could happen
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0 for 5 if you count EV and Europe.
Agreed, this would be a logistical nightmare for the 10C, a much more complicated endeavor than the current plan. Which is probably the only reason they aren't doing it.
In regards to your 9/10 win for low # people, I specifically recall that 10C said this would NOT happen, and if it did, those people would have a right to raise holy hell with 10C. At any rate, hopefully this wasn't the case for those people.
And I know I have heard rumors of the local thing happening for the first/second rows, but have not read anything about any "circumstantial evidence". What kind of evidence is there or what have you heard/seen?
everyone is eligible for the lottery
Although I did get 6th row center for EV solo in Newark, NJ. Does that count?
Philly-8/28/98, 8/29/98, 9/1/00, 9/2/00, 4/28/03, 7/5/03, 7/6/03, 10/3/05, 5/27/06, 5/28/06, 6/19/08, 6/20/08, 10/27/09, 10/28/09, 10/30/09, 10/31/09, 10/21/13, 10/22/13, 4/28/16, 4/29/16
Jones Beach-8/25/00
PSU-5/3/03
Irvine-6/2/03
San Diego-6/5/03
Hershey-7/12/03
Reading-10/1/04
The Gorge-9/1/05
Vancouver-9/2/05
AC-9/30/05
E. Rutherford, NJ-6/1/06,6/3/06
Bonnaroo-6/14/08
VA Beach-6/17/08
MSG-5/20/10,5/21/10
Baltimore 10/27/13
I'm also a lucky bastard when it comes to things like this, I also got 2 seats not next to each other in 2003 from the fan club (didn't check my tix until we were inside), and the security head rocked, to make up for it he put us in the pit 1/2 way through the show
My 10C number is 42X XXX
Im 1-2
Eddie Vedder Solo Tour Albany NY June 9, 2009
Pearl Jam Toronto Aug 21, 2009
Pearl Jam Chicago Aug 23, 2009
Pearl Jam Chicago Aug 24, 2009
Pearl Jam Buffalo May 10, 2010
Pearl Jam New York MSG1 May 20, 2010
Pearl Jam New York MSG2 May 21, 2010
Go Cards Go!
Eddie Vedder Solo Tour Albany NY June 9, 2009
Pearl Jam Toronto Aug 21, 2009
Pearl Jam Chicago Aug 23, 2009
Pearl Jam Chicago Aug 24, 2009
Pearl Jam Buffalo May 10, 2010
Pearl Jam New York MSG1 May 20, 2010
Pearl Jam New York MSG2 May 21, 2010
Go Cards Go!
0 for8 if you count EV solos
So we don't need the lottery in Europe, we make our own luck
Seattle 09-16-96, Vancouver 07-19-98, Seattle 11-05-00, Seattle 12-09-02, Vancouver 05-30-03, Vancouver 09-02-05, Gorge 07-23-06, Seattle 09-21-09, Seattle 09-22-09, Vancouver 09-25-09
"What we do for ourselves dies with us. What we do for others and the world remains and is immortal." Albert Pine.