How many seats are usually involved with the lottery?

YourDirtisMyfood

I understand it's 4 different rows, but how many seats per row? Is it 20 seats per row, which means 80 seats in the lottery?

cippociappo

Yeah, that could be it... but since each 10C member has two tickets, that is about 40 people that get to win the lottery, for a total of 80 seats

RedMosquito22

YourDirtisMyfood wrote:

I understand it's 4 different rows, but how many seats per row? Is it 20 seats per row, which means 80 seats in the lottery?

By the Numbers for MSG:

There are 38 seats in Row 1 and 2 so 76 seats there and there are 44 seats in Rows 9 and 10 which is 88 seats

88+76=164 seats divided by 2

82 pairs of lottery tickets.


AJ

YourDirtisMyfood

RedMosquito22 wrote:

YourDirtisMyfood wrote:

I understand it's 4 different rows, but how many seats per row? Is it 20 seats per row, which means 80 seats in the lottery?

There are 38 seats in Row 1 and 2 so 76 seats there and there are 44 seats in Rows 9 and 10 which is 88 seats

88+76=164 seats divided by 2

82 pairs of lottery tickets.


AJ

thanks

AnthonyD1987

I was literally just coming on here to ask this question. Weird. Thanks for the info. Hoping I can win the lottery for the Boston show.

nevmiles

It probably depends on the venue too, though.

Rows 1,2 and 9 and 10. There may not always be exactly 164 seats among these rows, but I'm sure it doesn't vary much between venues.

It's probably pretty standard for arena shows though. Amphitheatres may have a slightly different configuration from venue to venue.....

Either way, you are probably looking at no more than 100 pairs of tickets . . . .

merlin2600

nevmiles wrote:

It probably depends on the venue too, though.

Rows 1,2 and 9 and 10. There may not always be exactly 164 seats among these rows, but I'm sure it doesn't vary much between venues.

It's probably pretty standard for arena shows though. Amphitheatres may have a slightly different configuration from venue to venue.....

Either way, you are probably looking at no more than 100 pairs of tickets . . . .

Yeah, I know the Tweeter Center in Boston (okay, Mansfield) is almost exactly the same layout as the New England Dodge Music Center (or whatever they're calling it now) in Hartford, but the Hartford venue is considerably smaller. I imagine given the "slice of pie" layout they have Mansfield would have more seats in each row.

RedMosquito22

AnthonyD1987 wrote:

I was literally just coming on here to ask this question. Weird. Thanks for the info. Hoping I can win the lottery for the Boston show.

The numbers I gave are for MSG, not sure how many seats are in each row in Boston, but it will be in the same ballpark probably.


AJ

jervin007

Does the 10club get the entire rows 1&2,9&10 or are some corporate/season ticket holder seats?

ms.honeymeister

jervin007 wrote:

Does the 10club get the entire rows 1&2,9&10 or are some corporate/season ticket holder seats?

i believe the have the entire row. we were sitting in front of david crosby at one show!

also...good estimate is 40 seats across per row.

anus ankle soup

Anyone know how many 10C tickets total were sold for each of these recent shows?

on2legs

Its been speculated that the fan club gets 10% of the seats in the venue.

So for MSG, which holds about 19,500 for an end stage show, it should be just under 2,000 tickets or 1,000 pairs.

Which I think works out to about an 8% chance of winning the lottery.