I have a 500s 10c number. I’m planning on shooting for reserved seats for the second night of Seattle. I’m fine in the 100s and 200s levels. Do you think my number would land me up in the 300s? I appreciate input. Thanks!
I have a 500s 10c number. I’m planning on shooting for reserved seats for the second night of Seattle. I’m fine in the 100s and 200s levels. Do you think my number would land me up in the 300s? I appreciate input. Thanks!
That’s a tough one cuz it’s the Friday night show. My membership is 46x xxx and I’m wondering the same thing.
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Well, if this is really the GA for Pearl Jam at Safeco as it shows on Ticketmaster, I would say your chances of getting GA is a lot better than in the past.
So the very very best reserved are usually what. L or 149-150??
Well, if this is really the GA for Pearl Jam at Safeco as it shows on Ticketmaster, I would say your chances of getting GA is a lot better than in the past.
So the very very best reserved are usually what. L or 149-150??
Well, if this is really the GA for Pearl Jam at Safeco as it shows on Ticketmaster, I would say your chances of getting GA is a lot better than in the past.
So the very very best reserved are usually what. L or 149-150??
Field would go to the best 10 club numbers.
Not always. I was on the field in 2016 with my tickets.com tickets.
Well, if this is really the GA for Pearl Jam at Safeco as it shows on Ticketmaster, I would say your chances of getting GA is a lot better than in the past.
So the very very best reserved are usually what. L or 149-150??
Field would go to the best 10 club numbers.
Not always. I was on the field in 2016 with my tickets.com tickets.
Sorry I was not more clear. If we are comparing 10 club seats the lowest numbers will be on the field starting with section L while the higher numbers fill the stands. Yes you can get on the field without 10 club.
And then the day comes and we wait again for another 5 after taking 30 seconds to put our picks in. At least we can refresh the odds page a hundred times an hour hoping that 99% doesn't break.
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Does anyone who has used TM Verified Fan know if you’re on the hook to use one of your tickets for yourself? I’m cool with the lotto mandating that (if I get tickets that way I’ll be using my ticket), but could I purchase tickets through TM also and sell all of them to friends if necessary? I thought I heard that with U2 you had to have purchaser information to show (credit card) to get in, but I might be mistaken... Am I just overthinking this whole thing??!
For the Joshua Tree tour last year that was not Verified Fan, entry was credit card holder. But for this year's tour, which is Verified Fan, I got all the tickets in the mail. So we will have to see what the PJ verified fan situation is.
Wow that GA pit for Seattle is huge. I wonder how many people they'll stuff it in? I remember Wrigley was pretty dense, but that was mostly due to it's width. It was superwide, so the viewing angles weren't great on the sides, so everyone kind of gathered in the middle. Not like cattle or anything, but far denser than the pit's at arena shows. Still, I like the better odds of getting GA.
For the verified tickets, if you don't like what you get, can you put them back and look for more? Or do you have to do the process all over again? Obviously you take the risk of losing it all, but I was just curious about that.
I have had both kinds of seats through the 10C. I was row 20 on the floor for Cincy in 2006 and those were fantastic seats. But at the outdoor venue in Indianapolis, I was damn near in the lawn with fan club tickets...you never know.
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For the verified tickets, if you don't like what you get, can you put them back and look for more? Or do you have to do the process all over again? Obviously you take the risk of losing it all, but I was just curious about that.
yes you can dump them back in and try again and again until u find something u like and if u don't just wait for the tm general on sale
The verified fan registration ends before the drawing for 10C, does anyone know whether the Verified Fan code is subject to the chosen cities we selected? For example, if I choose Boston as my priority - will the code only work for the shows in Boston?
The reason I ask... if somehow I manage to obtain tickets for Boston via the 10C... can I then use the Verified Fan code for the shows in Seattle or Chicago...
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The verified fan registration ends before the drawing for 10C, does anyone know whether the Verified Fan code is subject to the chosen cities we selected? For example, if I choose Boston as my priority - will the code only work for the shows in Boston?
The reason I ask... if somehow I manage to obtain tickets for Boston via the 10C... can I then use the Verified Fan code for the shows in Seattle or Chicago...
Talking to others that have done verified code before have had both experiences where the code is tied to your city of choice as well as 1 code for where ever you want to go. There is a reason why they are asking for our picks though. That said the way I am doing it is I am doing the opposite priority as I am with my 10 club choices.
I'm new to the Lottery, when it starts and will I be able to set a priority for Reserved and GA? So if I don't get selected for the reserved I would still have a chance for GA tickets.
I'm new to the Lottery, when it starts and will I be able to set a priority for Reserved and GA? So if I don't get selected for the reserved I would still have a chance for GA tickets.
Usually GA is drawn first and is a lot harder to get unless you are in Europe. If you want GA put it first as you are highly unlikely to get is as a second or third choice. If you put reserved down as your first pick this lotto the way 10 club worded there instructions is they are going to be able to meet the demand of all entries. That means while your seat maybe far back you are pretty much guaranteed a ticket.
Need a little advice: I live in Jersey, but plan to go to both Seattle shows and Fenway night 1. Thinking of doing GA for the Wed show and reserved seats for Friday Seattle and Sun Fenway. What order would you recommend to give me best shot of getting all 3? Just curious and i appreciate any feedback. (My number is 476,XXX)
Need a little advice: I live in Jersey, but plan to go to both Seattle shows and Fenway night 1. Thinking of doing GA for the Wed show and reserved seats for Friday Seattle and Sun Fenway. What order would you recommend to give me best shot of getting all 3? Just curious and i appreciate any feedback. (My number is 476,XXX)
1. SEA #1 GA 2. SEA #2 Reserved 3. Fenway #1 Reserved(This may be a tough draw at #3 but so will Seattle Reserved at #3)
If you want a better shot at pulling both cities go Fenway with your 2nd pick and Seattle reserved as your 3rd. If you don't get them all in the lottery hopefully you cna snag a pair in the Ticketmaster pre-sale.
Question. I joined 10Club just recently so I don't even know what my number is yet. I'm trying to get tickets for my hubby. He turns 40 soon and seeing PJ is on his bucket list. I'm following all the discussion on getting tickets just so I'm in the know a bit. I'm only 5'2" and my hubby is over 6 ft. I'm guessing he'd be fine with GA, but will I even be able to see anything? Since I'm doubtful I'd get any good reserved seats through 10C, should I just take my gamble with GA? Not sure what the best option is for us.
Its a risk reward proposition. GA is the hardest to get. Lowest odds of winning. Highest odds of not getting a ticket. If you want the safer option with better odds of getting a ticket go for reserved.
Thanks for clarification, I'm wanting to go to both Wrigley Shows. So my priority should be 1. Night 1 GA 2. Night 2 GA 3. Night 1 Reserved 4. Night 2 Reserved
Back of the pit for Wrigely was PACKED to the rail...and cramped...sides of the pit are only places with any room to move
Yeah but the viewing even at the back was way better than anywhere else. In general GA is cramped, and shows in Seattle and Chicago will be cramped. If u don't want to be cramped then reserved should be your #1 choice.
This "new" ticketing system will not allow you to trade both your tickets, and so your kinda stuck with what you get. Choose wisely.
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Back of the pit for Wrigely was PACKED to the rail...and cramped...sides of the pit are only places with any room to move
Yeah but the viewing even at the back was way better than anywhere else. In general GA is cramped, and shows in Seattle and Chicago will be cramped. If u don't want to be cramped then reserved should be your #1 choice.
This "new" ticketing system will not allow you to trade both your tickets, and so your kinda stuck with what you get. Choose wisely.
I stood about 3/4 of the way back on Mike's side at Wrigley. Never felt cramped at all. I think people oversell this. I had concerns about bathroom access and losing my spot. None were an issue at all. This isn't a 1991 mosh pit situation.
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I missed that thanks! Have they ever posted odds for lottery rows?
At least we can refresh the odds page a hundred times an hour hoping that 99% doesn't break.
The seating chart here had the same size sections from H to P, everything in front of those is GA for PJ
http://www.seatingcharts.com/Chart/Safeco Field/Paul McCartney 2013/876e2b7b-37c3-44f2-8afe-49d0a43219ae
The reason I ask... if somehow I manage to obtain tickets for Boston via the 10C... can I then use the Verified Fan code for the shows in Seattle or Chicago...
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Chicago
Boston
Seattle
Verified Fan
Seattle
Boston
Chicago
2. SEA #2 Reserved
3. Fenway #1 Reserved(This may be a tough draw at #3 but so will Seattle Reserved at #3)
If you want a better shot at pulling both cities go Fenway with your 2nd pick and Seattle reserved as your 3rd. If you don't get them all in the lottery hopefully you cna snag a pair in the Ticketmaster pre-sale.
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1. Night 1 GA
2. Night 2 GA
3. Night 1 Reserved
4. Night 2 Reserved
This "new" ticketing system will not allow you to trade both your tickets, and so your kinda stuck with what you get. Choose wisely.