Ideas on how to improve Ten Club Tickets system

1 you wouldnt eat the ticket, if something came up where you couldnt attend after you bought them.
2. reselling to a Ten club only member at the same price you paid for is fair and it cuts out scalpers.
3. You wouldnt have to drive to the venue day of the show just to get the tickets for a show you cant attend just to make your money back.
4. Tickets could still be day of show pick up, with the ten club member info updated to the new member after the resell on the site.
This seems like it wouldnt be that hard, agree.. disagree?
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maybe just add a VERY small service fee for the transfer2023 Austin 1 & 2
2022 Ottawa 09/03
2016 MSG 1 & 2
2013 Brooklyn (10/18, 10/19) Philadelphia (10/21, 10/22)
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After thinking about it. It would have to work in the way of you refunding your ticket back to the tenclub. all refunds would have to be finalized a week before the show of the ticket you got. Then the tenclub could post a small lotto of somesort of all the refunded tickets to that show. A Day lotto or something. that way the ten club isnt losing money and the reseller isnt gaining money... That would also stop friend transfers... But I agree this would be taxing on the ten club. just spit ballin here but theres gotta be some way.2023 Austin 1 & 2
2022 Ottawa 09/03
2016 MSG 1 & 2
2013 Brooklyn (10/18, 10/19) Philadelphia (10/21, 10/22)
2012 Atlanta 09/22
2009 Albany 06/08 (Eddie Solo)
2008 Bonnaroo 6/14
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Must be a computer program for that, no?Post edited by zarocat on1996: Toronto
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i feel that everyone on here should get tickets regardless. Why would you want 80 % of people in your stands watch you that only know the greatest hits?2005: Ottawa / 2011: Ottawa / 2016: Ottawa / 2022: Ottawa / 2022:Quebec City / 2024: Vancouver / 2024: Vancouver / 2024: New York City0
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Everyone has to be a casual fan at some point. It would be unfair to those people. Also, Pearl Jam doesn't decide how many tickets to give to their fan club. It's done in partnership with the venue and the ticket vendor.ally12 said:i feel that everyone on here should get tickets regardless. Why would you want 80 % of people in your stands watch you that only know the greatest hits?
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If only PJ defeated TM in '95...AlaG said:
Everyone has to be a casual fan at some point. It would be unfair to those people. Also, Pearl Jam doesn't decide how many tickets to give to their fan club. It's done in partnership with the venue and the ticket vendor.ally12 said:i feel that everyone on here should get tickets regardless. Why would you want 80 % of people in your stands watch you that only know the greatest hits?
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Part of the problem with this strategy is more people will enter the lottery for more shows and it will be even harder to win tix. I think the way they do it keeps people from entering the lottery for shows they might not be able to make. Plus, if you are on the fence, don't buy fc tickets and you can usually always end up with a single or a pair from a fellow 10C member down the road.Gorge0
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I like this policy. I feel like opening transfers and cancellations would lead to foul play with tickets and make it harder for members to obtain tickets. 25% sure I could attend a show? Put in for it, can always cancel/transfer... People also would try to get all they can to try to "trade" through the transfer process.
To me, the perfect system is:
Lottery as it is now. No GA or Reserved piles, just one 10c for every show. At purchase you can check a box that opts out of GA.
They select the shows. First round for all shows are done. Those who won are set-aside. Those still in it who didnt win go on to their second choice, and so on. When you get to the end when either everyone has tickets or there are no more rounds of choices, you start over at the second choices for those who obtained tickets and so forth until all tickets are gone, or choices for everyone are exhausted. Sounds complicated, but I feel with my above average computer knowledge, I could write a program/app that can do this.
Once you have the pools of successful lottery winners for each show, everyone is notified that they have tickets for XXX show or shows.
Then at some point, they randomly select who will get to GA tickets, the rest seated by seniority. Wouldnt hate it if the 1st row on the wings were also 'lottery'.
People walk up to the ticket window the day of the show and they give you your seat location on a printout/stub. To get it, you use the credit card you paid for the tickets and they print out your stub right there as you walk in (which I have seen at shows).
For the GA line, people are welcome to wait any time after they pick up their tickets. A half hour before the doors open, they hand out numbers. They randomly select a number that signifies the start of the line. Everyone walks into the show in civilized fashion.
It is airtight. Its fair in every way, eliminates scalping, any gaming of the system whatsoever, line and the list, the need to wait in line for 12 hours, and gives a chance for anyone in the seniority system an equal chance to be up front. It also gives everyone a crack at getting tickets before people can obtain 2 for the same shows
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You pick your top show... Then there is an option to draw for GA. So you get chosen for a seat. Then if you agreed to GA you get selected for that draw. Then they back fill the reserved people who ended up with floor. That way you make sure your #1 show you at least get in the door. This system is really dangerous. Cause if you dont get GA you have to wait for all those members with worse numbers to get reserved just cause they had it at priority 1. Its a joke. the show is the priority the seats are a preference.1996- New York - Downing Stadium
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Im not sure I understand, but I think you are agreeing with melaughingday said:You pick your top show... Then there is an option to draw for GA. So you get chosen for a seat. Then if you agreed to GA you get selected for that draw. Then they back fill the reserved people who ended up with floor. That way you make sure your #1 show you at least get in the door. This system is really dangerous. Cause if you dont get GA you have to wait for all those members with worse numbers to get reserved just cause they had it at priority 1. Its a joke. the show is the priority the seats are a preference.
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Can't do transfers. It would be way too easy to have multiple memberships with different names and credit cards of family and friends that you could transfer to yourself then sell at show. At least now you have to have a legit 2nd person that's willing to go to ticket window with you.Sorry. The world doesn't work the way you tell it to.0
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This - I think one of the reasons they stopped transfers (you could back in the day) was people with low 10c number would try for every show and then transfer to their friends. Yes this happened.EdsonNascimento said:Can't do transfers. It would be way too easy to have multiple memberships with different names and credit cards of family and friends that you could transfer to yourself then sell at show. At least now you have to have a legit 2nd person that's willing to go to ticket window with you.
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And now people sign up their toddlers and bring them to the box office with a kids passport. Yes, this happened too, apparently.
I'm with what MayDay10 said. Maybe if we talk about the check GA off/ on option long enough, they will take note and start seeing the positive side of it.
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I know it would make things a little more complicated... but I would also like to see some sort of "if ______, then ____" choice. That way if I put in for 3 shows, say... to protect myself from being completely shut out, I could choose a contingency like a lesser demand show. I don't want to go to Greenville if I get either/or toronto and ottawa, say... but if I get shUT out of both, and there are still Greenville tickets left on my 3rd round (or deeper)... then I could get those. If I previously won tickets, then I'd be taken out of greenville.0
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This is so embarrassing!Leezestarr313 said:And now people sign up their toddlers and bring them to the box office with a kids passport. Yes, this happened too, apparently.
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Oh yeah. A pool of ga singles for each show too. It would increase the winners as well as increase the number of fan club members in ga.0
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Here's what you do.
A week before the show, you do a "second chance." If you can't go, you can put BOTH your tickets back in the pool. One week before the show, it's the old F5 system. The "second chance" opens the moment someone wins...from the moment they win their tickets, they can put them back into the second chance lotto.
From then on, the same rules apply.
HOWEVER... if you already have tickets, you are ineligible to enter the second chance lotto. This would be to prevent people from getting two pairs of tickets to the same show. If you put your tickets into the second chance lotto, you are ineligible to re-buy. This would be to prevent people from "bumping up" into a better location.
The second chance is ONLY for people who missed out on the first sale.
However, I have a feeling that once things shift into "tour mode," it's probably impossible for them to do this. They have thousands of tickets, thousands of envelopes, etc.Post edited by Lost In Ohio onPresidential Advice from President-Elect Mike McCready: "Are you getting something out of this all encompassing trip?"0 -
For the initial on-sale, here's an idea. All dates and numbers are arbitrary, just to give an idea:
Members 1 through 100,000 have a pre-sale from 7/1 at 10 AM through 7/3 at 10 AM.
Members 100,001 through 199,999 have a pre-sale from 7/3 from 10 AM through 7/5 10 AM.
Members 200,000 through 299,999 have a pre-sale from 7/5 10 AM through 7/7 10 AM.
And so on and so forth.
Earlier members have that as a benefit. You could still buy tickets AFTER your window, you'd' just have less of a chance because more people would be allowed to buy.
No lotto, straight F5 system.
In other words, instead of a free-for-all, just slowly open the proverbial floodgates.Presidential Advice from President-Elect Mike McCready: "Are you getting something out of this all encompassing trip?"0 -
That wouldn't be a good business practice for someone trying to get new members. Need to offer all members same chance to buy either F5 or lottery. Otherwise why would anyone new ever sign up?Lost In Ohio said:For the initial on-sale, here's an idea. All dates and numbers are arbitrary, just to give an idea:
Members 1 through 100,000 have a pre-sale from 7/1 at 10 AM through 7/3 at 10 AM.
Members 100,001 through 199,999 have a pre-sale from 7/3 from 10 AM through 7/5 10 AM.
Members 200,000 through 299,999 have a pre-sale from 7/5 10 AM through 7/7 10 AM.
And so on and so forth.
Earlier members have that as a benefit. You could still buy tickets AFTER your window, you'd' just have less of a chance because more people would be allowed to buy.
No lotto, straight F5 system.
In other words, instead of a free-for-all, just slowly open the proverbial floodgates.SHOW COUNT: (170) 1990's=3, 2000's=53, 2010/20's=114, US=124, CAN=15, Europe=20 ,New Zealand=4, Australia=5
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