What’s up with Fresno?

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  • Matts3221
    Matts3221 Posts: 658
    If it was buffalo I would drive the 8 hours. I just can’t drive East coast to West coast lol
  • aidt17
    aidt17 Posts: 640
    I’ve found myself on the eve of the tour looking up flights to San fran and then driving out to Fresno. Especially with that GA still up 
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  • jimjam1982
    jimjam1982 AZ Posts: 1,471
    Well, one way to sell seats is to bring the buildings down on the first 4 shows with long and amazing sets. The Band can create FOMO pretty easily. It feels like there is this uneasy feeling on the forums that what we got in 2021 is the new norm.
  • ClownofThorns
    ClownofThorns Posts: 165
    Matts3221 said:
    If it was buffalo I would drive the 8 hours. I just can’t drive East coast to West coast lol
    You make the drive and I'll buy your ticket!
  • jammergirl
    jammergirl Posts: 599
    FYI the Amtrak from Oakland to Fresno is an easier journey than driving. I've taken that route many times if anyone has any questions. From Fresno you can also take Amtrak to the Sacramento show, or back to the bay of course. 
  • PJNB
    PJNB Posts: 13,890
    FYI the Amtrak from Oakland to Fresno is an easier journey than driving. I've taken that route many times if anyone has any questions. From Fresno you can also take Amtrak to the Sacramento show, or back to the bay of course. 
    That is what I am doing. Drops me off in Emeryville and catch a bus to San Francisco 
  • jammergirl
    jammergirl Posts: 599
    PJNB said:
    FYI the Amtrak from Oakland to Fresno is an easier journey than driving. I've taken that route many times if anyone has any questions. From Fresno you can also take Amtrak to the Sacramento show, or back to the bay of course. 
    That is what I am doing. Drops me off in Emeryville and catch a bus to San Francisco 
    Awesome, enjoy the views, that route is really pretty along the coast and through the Delta. 
  • PJNB
    PJNB Posts: 13,890
    PJNB said:
    FYI the Amtrak from Oakland to Fresno is an easier journey than driving. I've taken that route many times if anyone has any questions. From Fresno you can also take Amtrak to the Sacramento show, or back to the bay of course. 
    That is what I am doing. Drops me off in Emeryville and catch a bus to San Francisco 
    Awesome, enjoy the views, that route is really pretty along the coast and through the Delta. 
    Awesome! Do you know which side is best to sit on from Fresno to San Fran? 
  • jammergirl
    jammergirl Posts: 599
    edited May 2022
    Along the coast, the right side. Through the delta, either side has good sights. Enjoy not having to fight traffic! 
  • PJNB
    PJNB Posts: 13,890
    Anyone looking for GA (easy to usually get) or a great pair next to stage PM me we can time a drop. 

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  • 100 Pacer
    100 Pacer Toronto, ON Posts: 9,329
    ^^^probably the best reserved seats available.
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  • PJNB
    PJNB Posts: 13,890
    100 Pacer said:
    ^^^probably the best reserved seats available.
    And somehow I upgraded. Fresno being Fresno I guess lol! 



     
  • 100 Pacer
    100 Pacer Toronto, ON Posts: 9,329
    PJNB said:
    100 Pacer said:
    ^^^probably the best reserved seats available.
    And somehow I upgraded. Fresno being Fresno I guess lol! 
     
    Everything happens for a reason!
    To quote the 10C from Newsletter #8: "Please understand we have a lot of members and it is very hard to please everybody. If you are one of those unhappy people...please call 1-900-IDN-TCAR."

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  • JZ280705
    JZ280705 Posts: 87
    FYI the Amtrak from Oakland to Fresno is an easier journey than driving. I've taken that route many times if anyone has any questions. From Fresno you can also take Amtrak to the Sacramento show, or back to the bay of course. 
    What are you going to do the two days in between Oakland and Fresno?  That thought didn’t occur to me before I stupidly bought tix for Fresno.  
  • JZ280705
    JZ280705 Posts: 87
    It just amazes me the availability of tickets in California - Fresno especially.  PJ should have played the East coast and saved the real fans the hassle and cost of flying.  $850 flight alone.
  • jammergirl
    jammergirl Posts: 599
    edited May 2022
    JZ280705 said:
    FYI the Amtrak from Oakland to Fresno is an easier journey than driving. I've taken that route many times if anyone has any questions. From Fresno you can also take Amtrak to the Sacramento show, or back to the bay of course. 
    What are you going to do the two days in between Oakland and Fresno?  That thought didn’t occur to me before I stupidly bought tix for Fresno.  
    I'm visiting family that happens to live near Fresno, so it works out for me. There's so much to do in CA it's easy to find stuff to check out, between the bay area and Yosemite you could spend several days and not get bored. 
    JZ280705 said:
    It just amazes me the availability of tickets in California - Fresno especially.  PJ should have played the East coast and saved the real fans the hassle and cost of flying.  $850 flight alone.
    Not sure what you mean by real fans, but I think folks in this thread pretty much covered the reasons why the low ticket sales. combo of short notice on the added shows/covid/Fresno being an out of the way destination and on Monday. I'm stoked for the show, I think we're all in for a great night. 
  • meistereder
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  • ClownofThorns
    ClownofThorns Posts: 165
    JZ280705 said:
    It just amazes me the availability of tickets in California - Fresno especially.  PJ should have played the East coast and saved the real fans the hassle and cost of flying.  $850 flight alone.
    Real fans booked their flights before they got so expensive. 
  • PJammin'
    PJammin' Posts: 1,913
    JZ280705 said:
    It just amazes me the availability of tickets in California - Fresno especially.  PJ should have played the East coast and saved the real fans the hassle and cost of flying.  $850 flight alone.
    The real fans? What an absurd comment. :lol:
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  • pearljammr78
    pearljammr78 Posts: 1,613
    JZ280705 said:
    It just amazes me the availability of tickets in California - Fresno especially.  PJ should have played the East coast and saved the real fans the hassle and cost of flying.  $850 flight alone.
    Real fans booked their flights before they got so expensive. 
    I’m such a real fan I booked my flights before they even announced the tour. 😎😎
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