How many haven't tried to get a refund? Seat location improving?

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  • Yefa
    Yefa Posts: 1,134
    OceansJenny said:
    RS65573 said:
    You guys honestly think they wont redraw and eliminate GA in the US? GA brings line ups, stacking of people, entry and exit issues and they make the same money. I think 0 chance.
    Now this is a good point. I could see GA getting eliminated.
    If they eliminated GA they would have to first give refunds and then redraw for every show.  I don't think they will do that.
    The virus can be spread just as easily in Reserved sections as in GA.  Vaccination is the way to go to return to shows as we knew them before.
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  • mace1229
    mace1229 Posts: 9,911
    Yefa said:
    OceansJenny said:
    RS65573 said:
    You guys honestly think they wont redraw and eliminate GA in the US? GA brings line ups, stacking of people, entry and exit issues and they make the same money. I think 0 chance.
    Now this is a good point. I could see GA getting eliminated.
    If they eliminated GA they would have to first give refunds and then redraw for every show.  I don't think they will do that.
    The virus can be spread just as easily in Reserved sections as in GA.  Vaccination is the way to go to return to shows as we knew them before.
    My thoughts too. Reserved is packed too. If you don't feel safe in GA because of the virus, you won't feel safe in reserved seating. I don't see them changing anything. If they get rid of GA then what? Give them random seats throughout? Redo the whole lottery? No need for any of that. Everything just stay the same. Seems the simplest and makes the most sense. 
  • RiotAct41
    RiotAct41 Posts: 17
    wcadle said:
    I held my tickets to Baltimore. Won't be long hopefully. I just hope they don't make us show proof of vaccination...what if they make us wear a mask? That would be hot as hell.
    At this point I would definitely wear a mask to be able ti see Pearl Jam again.  Although by the fall that would likely just be “safety theatre”.
  • wsimon74
    wsimon74 Posts: 516
    RiotAct41 said:
    wcadle said:
    I held my tickets to Baltimore. Won't be long hopefully. I just hope they don't make us show proof of vaccination...what if they make us wear a mask? That would be hot as hell.
    At this point I would definitely wear a mask to be able ti see Pearl Jam again.  Although by the fall that would likely just be “safety theatre”.
    At this point, I would go in a damn hazmat suit or in a bubble Flaming Lips style, I need my fix! 

    As far as the ticket issue, my guess would be they are going to take all of the refunded tickets and put them into a lottery pool or F2F for fan club members first. any that aren't scooped up by TC members would be released to the general public. That would allow fan club members who have held on to their tickets to try and get better seats and then sell their existing tickets. There's no way they're reallocating seating, that would be a logistical nightmare.  And, truly, how many fans have gone the refund route? Are there really THAT many (let alone better) seats available at this point? 
  • joseph33
    joseph33 Washington DC Posts: 1,341
    There is no such thing as a bad Pearl Jam seat. The best seat is the one that's in the building. If you disagree,I will buy your behind the stage tickets if I lose out on the lottery.
  • edocon
    edocon Posts: 336
    Taylor Swift canceled her tour after a long wait with fans' tickets in limbo. It's possible PJ does the same and we all get refunded with a new lottery announced when 2022-23 tour is scheduled.

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