OKC is the perfect location. Don’t know why anyone is talking about it. Chesapeake is one of the smaller nba venues and where it is, bricktown, it’s self contained. EVERYTHING, hotels, bars, restaurants are all within walking distance.
Can’t believe they’re playing here, especially since we stole their Sonics. Have traveled to see these guys and am so thankful they’re in my backyard this time.
2013 - OKC 2014 -Tulsa 2016 - Chicago 1 2018 - Seattle 1 & 2 2021 - Ohana I Ohana Encore 1 & 2 2022 - Louisville I OKC 2023 - Ft. Worth 1 & 2 I Austin 1 & 2
Thinking of doing Nashville, Denver, Phoenix. Have family in Nashville so an excuse to see them and have a place to stay. Live in Colorado and lived in Phoenix. In 2013 and 14 had no problems just getting Denver and Phoenix tickets (Denver seats were good, Phoenix OK). With little experience doing the Ten Club other than the stadium shows two years ago, which ended up being easy, anyone have ideas for weighing pluses and minuses of each versus just trying to buy tickets? Probably would get a Denver presale or two also.
Three waves of ticket sales most likely available in the US: 1. 10c Lottery 2. Ticketmaster Verified Fan 3. Public Sale
That’s the order they will all become available, and the earlier rounds should be better seats than the next.
Thinking of doing Nashville, Denver, Phoenix. Have family in Nashville so an excuse to see them and have a place to stay. Live in Colorado and lived in Phoenix. In 2013 and 14 had no problems just getting Denver and Phoenix tickets (Denver seats were good, Phoenix OK). With little experience doing the Ten Club other than the stadium shows two years ago, which ended up being easy, anyone have ideas for weighing pluses and minuses of each versus just trying to buy tickets? Probably would get a Denver presale or two also.
It's not either/or - the lottery drawings will happen before the public on-sale, so you can enter the lotto for any shows you want and then try to buy any that you don't win.
Seems a bit wacky to book hotels before securing tickets. How is everyone so confident they will get tickets? I mean, these aren't stadium shows where you were basically guaranteed a seat. Or, will you simply pay double or triple on stub hub as a last resort?
Just book a refundable rate. There is zero risk. Prices will definitely go up after the announcement.
Is anyone familiar with the arena in Baltimore? I was curious if there are parking lots for tailgaiting. I will be coming from Philly with a small crew looking to hang.
It is a downtown arena. There are parking garages nearby but I'm guessing that "tailgating" will be frowned upon.
Camden Yards is only half a mile away, that would probably be the closest tailgate friendly parking
There will be a home Orioles game at 4 pm that day.
Guys it is not my find so I am not sharing it but there is a work around on the website playing with the source. All of the dates are good and rumoured venues too except I can not find info on Ottawa as well as the second dates for the two last cities.
Seems a bit wacky to book hotels before securing tickets. How is everyone so confident they will get tickets? I mean, these aren't stadium shows where you were basically guaranteed a seat. Or, will you simply pay double or triple on stub hub as a last resort?
Just book a refundable rate. There is zero risk. Prices will definitely go up after the announcement.
Thinking of doing Nashville, Denver, Phoenix. Have family in Nashville so an excuse to see them and have a place to stay. Live in Colorado and lived in Phoenix. In 2013 and 14 had no problems just getting Denver and Phoenix tickets (Denver seats were good, Phoenix OK). With little experience doing the Ten Club other than the stadium shows two years ago, which ended up being easy, anyone have ideas for weighing pluses and minuses of each versus just trying to buy tickets? Probably would get a Denver presale or two also.
It's not either/or - the lottery drawings will happen before the public on-sale, so you can enter the lotto for any shows you want and then try to buy any that you don't win.
Will the lottery for sure be done before any presales?
Thinking of doing Nashville, Denver, Phoenix. Have family in Nashville so an excuse to see them and have a place to stay. Live in Colorado and lived in Phoenix. In 2013 and 14 had no problems just getting Denver and Phoenix tickets (Denver seats were good, Phoenix OK). With little experience doing the Ten Club other than the stadium shows two years ago, which ended up being easy, anyone have ideas for weighing pluses and minuses of each versus just trying to buy tickets? Probably would get a Denver presale or two also.
It's not either/or - the lottery drawings will happen before the public on-sale, so you can enter the lotto for any shows you want and then try to buy any that you don't win.
Will the lottery for sure be done before any presales?
OKC is the perfect location. Don’t know why anyone is talking about it. Chesapeake is one of the smaller nba venues and where it is, bricktown, it’s self contained. EVERYTHING, hotels, bars, restaurants are all within walking distance.
Can’t believe they’re playing here, especially since we stole their Sonics. Have traveled to see these guys and am so thankful they’re in my backyard this time.
OKC is on my list. I've been there several times and like it. Leaning toward Nashville, though, because of family there and can only do so many. But still thinking about it.
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OKC is the perfect location. Don’t know why anyone is talking about it. Chesapeake is one of the smaller nba venues and where it is, bricktown, it’s self contained. EVERYTHING, hotels, bars, restaurants are all within walking distance.
Can’t believe they’re playing here, especially since we stole their Sonics. Have traveled to see these guys and am so thankful they’re in my backyard this time.
OKC is the perfect location. Don’t know why anyone is talking about it. Chesapeake is one of the smaller nba venues and where it is, bricktown, it’s self contained. EVERYTHING, hotels, bars, restaurants are all within walking distance.
Can’t believe they’re playing here, especially since we stole their Sonics. Have traveled to see these guys and am so thankful they’re in my backyard this time.
This has the potential to be the gem of the tour. Not many will travel to OKC. Got a hotel next to Aréna for $99
OKC is the perfect location. Don’t know why anyone is talking about it. Chesapeake is one of the smaller nba venues and where it is, bricktown, it’s self contained. EVERYTHING, hotels, bars, restaurants are all within walking distance.
Can’t believe they’re playing here, especially since we stole their Sonics. Have traveled to see these guys and am so thankful they’re in my backyard this time.
Shhhhh!!! I travel to OKC for work 4 times a year and always stay in Bricktown. It’s a fun area. I am looking to head there for work and see Pearl Jam. I don’t need anyone lowering my odds!
Since we're here killing time for the next 75 minutes or so, I have yet another 10C ticketing question. I'm planning to try for the B'more show. Would be hitting it with 2 other folks. So, since I need 3 tickets, that rules out 10C. I did the Verified Fan thing on TM for Wrigley and actually got decent seats. I imagine I'll try the same thing for Baltimore. However, since it'll be a tough ticket, I'd also like to put in for a pair on 10C to make sure I can get in the building. But, if I get both, would want to see the 10C.
Just want to confirm with folks: there is no way to sell the 10C mobile-only tix? Even to other 10C fans. I know in the past you could pick up hard tickets at the venue and exchange. But, seems the mobile ticket takes that option away, right?
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Seems a bit wacky to book hotels before securing tickets. How is everyone so confident they will get tickets? I mean, these aren't stadium shows where you were basically guaranteed a seat. Or, will you simply pay double or triple on stub hub as a last resort?
If you book a hotel right you can cancel 24 hours in advance. No risk.
Careful, the cheapest rates are often "pay in advance, no cancellation".
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2016 - Chicago 1
2018 - Seattle 1 & 2
2021 - Ohana I Ohana Encore 1 & 2
2022 - Louisville I OKC
2023 - Ft. Worth 1 & 2 I Austin 1 & 2
1. 10c Lottery
2. Ticketmaster Verified Fan
3. Public Sale
Source?
Morning y'all...guess we sit here and eagerly wait while trying to get normal things done today. Friday I did nothing for a good 2 hours
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“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”
Hats off to you, sir!
Cant beat that.
Just want to confirm with folks: there is no way to sell the 10C mobile-only tix? Even to other 10C fans. I know in the past you could pick up hard tickets at the venue and exchange. But, seems the mobile ticket takes that option away, right?
10/11/13 - Pittsburgh, PA
10/12/13 - Buffalo, NY
10/16/2014 - Detroit, MI
5/10/2016 - Toronto, ON
3/24/2020 - Hamilton, ON
9/7/2023 - Chicago, IL
Check PMs once again