Live 2018: Europe Tour Updated

Gingerlou77

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Gingerlou77

halv said:

I was hoping to do Prague - Krakow - Berlin but after doing some research it seems we'd be far to rushed as Krakow is a bit harder to get to with no direct train service. We're coming all the away from Canada and have never been to any of these areas before so I don't want to rush through.  Thinking of just Berlin and Prague now. But man this is hard to plan and choose so quickly!!

You can get a train between Prague and Krakow easily enough, also an overnight option which saves a night in a hotel and freed up exploring time in the day 

just_one

Electro_UK said:

Is there something wrong with the ticket odds or is seated just REALLY that more popular than standing these days?

so it seems

Electro_UK

just_one said:

Electro_UK said:

Is there something wrong with the ticket odds or is seated just REALLY that more popular than standing these days?

so it seems

Kinda crazy, no? I would have thought ticket odds for Amsterdam especially would have been sub-50%, maybe a little more for London dates.

lenglo

just_one said:

Electro_UK said:

Is there something wrong with the ticket odds or is seated just REALLY that more popular than standing these days?

so it seems

Don't understang why people are so in seated...   Correct me if i'm wrong but looks like there are a lot of concerts in stadium.   ie. Rome venue is in the Olympic stadium and seats are going to be very far from the stage.

halv

Gingerlou77 said:

halv said:

I was hoping to do Prague - Krakow - Berlin but after doing some research it seems we'd be far to rushed as Krakow is a bit harder to get to with no direct train service. We're coming all the away from Canada and have never been to any of these areas before so I don't want to rush through.  Thinking of just Berlin and Prague now. But man this is hard to plan and choose so quickly!!

You can get a train between Prague and Krakow easily enough, also an overnight option which saves a night in a hotel and freed up exploring time in the day 

True, but we'd only have two nights in Krakow before having to leave for Berlin for the next show. Would want to visit Auschwitz and just feel we'd be way to rushed. Worth considering that overnight train though. 

Electro_UK

lenglo said:

just_one said:

Electro_UK said:

Is there something wrong with the ticket odds or is seated just REALLY that more popular than standing these days?

so it seems

Don't understang why people are so in seated...   Correct me if i'm wrong but looks like there are a lot of concerts in stadium.   ie. Rome venue is in the Olympic stadium and seats are going to be very far from the stage.

I guess lots of people go to lots of shows and the 3 - 5 hours of standing each one requires would take its toll over a month or so. Still, I won't complain seeing as I've gone in for standing for 3 shows.

PJNB

just_one said:

Electro_UK said:

Is there something wrong with the ticket odds or is seated just REALLY that more popular than standing these days?

so it seems

There are a very limited number of reserved seats to go around in Europe. Nothing to do with popularity. 

Gingerlou77

halv said:

Gingerlou77 said:

halv said:

I was hoping to do Prague - Krakow - Berlin but after doing some research it seems we'd be far to rushed as Krakow is a bit harder to get to with no direct train service. We're coming all the away from Canada and have never been to any of these areas before so I don't want to rush through.  Thinking of just Berlin and Prague now. But man this is hard to plan and choose so quickly!!

You can get a train between Prague and Krakow easily enough, also an overnight option which saves a night in a hotel and freed up exploring time in the day 

True, but we'd only have two nights in Krakow before having to leave for Berlin for the next show. Would want to visit Auschwitz and just feel we'd be way to rushed. Worth considering that overnight train though. 

Indeed, not the kind of place to be rushed, especially set against the adrenalin of a gig.

PJNB

Any know how good the reserved seats are for Europe? I have heard conflicting reports about them just being ok (which is surprising since they have very few to give out) to everyone is in the first couple of sections on the wings and all low. 

TigaSefi

There are FAR less seating in UK than USA for sure.

knkk

Hello,
someone who have news about A second date in Amsterdam or Barcelona?

marko3k

just_one said:

marko3k said:

just_one said:

For shows that sell out through the Ten Club drawing, Ten Club will try to offer fans that didn’t get any Ten Club tickets to a particular city an opportunity to purchase through the public vendor before the public sale. We cannot promise this will be possible in all cities, but we’ll try our best to make this happen and will notify eligible fans late on Tuesday Dec 5th where possible.

any news about which shows this will be possible?

this would be a very great thing! I am in that situation and i really would buy ticket as 10C member before the public sale. I must have 2 tickets for Rome, for me and my future wife....:). i cannot miss it.....  

Rome the odds are great

i hope my friend..

Pegasus

PJ_Soul said:

AF258596 said:

And if I only want one ticket I can not buy pre-sale?  thx

Yeah, it sucks they won't sell singles. Although it's not like it will be hard to find someone who will take the second one, so it's not the end of the world. It is, though, hard on some people's wallets at the time of purchase, so I do wish they'd let us just buy 1.

At those prices, I am weary that it won't sell out and don't want the hassle either just before the show (I get in arguments with touts every time in London).
I'd rather find someone in advance to spilt with me, like I buy one date,  they bubuy  the other and no one has to worry about finding or selling a ticket.. but most of my London PJ mates seem to prefer going somewhere else this time around..

just_one

knkk said:

Hello,
someone who have news about A second date in Amsterdam or Barcelona?

Amsterdam is 100% for sure , barcelona is the big doubt

Hope they get one because im going lol

cutz

just_one said:

mrk2 said:

Usually Live Nation pages are just linking to ticketmaster, at least in other countries.

Find the event directly from Ticketmaster and keep refreshing when the sale is about to start. It seems that Krakow tickets will be personalized - ie you have to give names of those who will use the tickets and id will be checked

"The tickets for this concert are personalised. It means that when you place an order you need to enter the first and last name of each attendee, this is mandatory. The name of each attendee will be printed on each ticket.Tickets will be checked on entry to the venue to ensure the attendee name on the ticket matches the name on the attendee ID."

https://www.ticketmaster.pl/event/3715?language=en-us

this is good! no scalpers!

Yeah, its good as far as the Scalpers go, but what about trying to sell , or give a extra ticket away? You have no way of getting rid of your ticket if it doesn't have that persons name on it. What if a local can't make the show the day of the show? They have no way to hook thier friends up  with the tickets. Might be some empty seats in Krakow.

Air23

Hi, I am looking for a spare 10c GA ticket, Barcelona. 

dimitrispearljam

this tour gonna be fuckin crazy!!

Princess Bulldozer

cutz said:

just_one said:

mrk2 said:

Usually Live Nation pages are just linking to ticketmaster, at least in other countries.

Find the event directly from Ticketmaster and keep refreshing when the sale is about to start. It seems that Krakow tickets will be personalized - ie you have to give names of those who will use the tickets and id will be checked

"The tickets for this concert are personalised. It means that when you place an order you need to enter the first and last name of each attendee, this is mandatory. The name of each attendee will be printed on each ticket.Tickets will be checked on entry to the venue to ensure the attendee name on the ticket matches the name on the attendee ID."

https://www.ticketmaster.pl/event/3715?language=en-us

this is good! no scalpers!

Yeah, its good as far as the Scalpers go, but what about trying to sell , or give a extra ticket away? You have no way of getting rid of your ticket if it doesn't have that persons name on it. What if a local can't make the show the day of the show? They have no way to hook thier friends up  with the tickets. Might be some empty seats in Krakow.

The 10C tickets do not need the other persons name. The most that 10C will do is make you put the arm band on your buddy in front of them at ticket pick up. The tickets through normal/general sale require names.

pashapasaman

cutz said:

just_one said:

mrk2 said:

Usually Live Nation pages are just linking to ticketmaster, at least in other countries.

Find the event directly from Ticketmaster and keep refreshing when the sale is about to start. It seems that Krakow tickets will be personalized - ie you have to give names of those who will use the tickets and id will be checked

"The tickets for this concert are personalised. It means that when you place an order you need to enter the first and last name of each attendee, this is mandatory. The name of each attendee will be printed on each ticket.Tickets will be checked on entry to the venue to ensure the attendee name on the ticket matches the name on the attendee ID."

https://www.ticketmaster.pl/event/3715?language=en-us

this is good! no scalpers!

Yeah, its good as far as the Scalpers go, but what about trying to sell , or give a extra ticket away? You have no way of getting rid of your ticket if it doesn't have that persons name on it. What if a local can't make the show the day of the show? They have no way to hook thier friends up  with the tickets. Might be some empty seats in Krakow.

I’m wondering does this applies to all their concerts or only krakow and berlin?