The Official 2023 Tour Rumor Thread
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I stayed there last Feb for Earthlings. Not a bad location, not a bad hotel.JeBurkhardt said:
We have a room booked there. It seems pretty safe. It is surrounded by hospital buildings and only a short walk from the Blue line station.lisalamb said:
Is the Marriott at Medical District/UIC in a questionable area/ not a place to hang out?JBob87 said:
Late to the party but have to chime in as this is a bit sensationalist.Gvn2fly said:
No it is not safe around there. Obviously they host events all the time such as Bulls games and other concerts in which most people make it around ok but do not get complacent there. Do not be caught walking around out there, especially alone.arwooten7 said:Is the area around the United center in Chicago safe? I’m going solo and staying at the Hyatt house (thoughts?) AND I’m from Memphis so I’m used to a good ole car jacking or road rage shooting but I just don’t want to be murdered before the show 😂😅
The area around the Hyatt House specifically, the West Loop, is as safe as any major city in the US. It is bars, restaurants, condo buildings, and yuppies walking golden doodles. I would certainly recommend it over the most common tourist areas - the Loop around Millennium Park and the Magnificent Mile. That is where there have been issues with large gatherings of teenagers recently. I personally would advise against staying in those areas right now for that reason.
Agree that around the United Center, specifically to the west, is a bad area not somewhere you want to hang out. But if you are walking back on Madison after the show with huge group of people it will be fine. I probably average once a month making that walk and have never felt unsafe.0 -
I'd say generally fine, but less preferred. There is not as much to do over there and it will be a little quieter at night after medical business hours. There is also almost always a gathering of homeless people on Ashland & the highway which would be the most direct way to get to the UC. IMO again it should be fine and would chalk it up more to the "standard urban environment" category I would not consider it to be a truly bad area. Just trying to give you the full picture.lisalamb said:
Is the Marriott at Medical District/UIC in a questionable area/ not a place to hang out?JBob87 said:
Late to the party but have to chime in as this is a bit sensationalist.Gvn2fly said:
No it is not safe around there. Obviously they host events all the time such as Bulls games and other concerts in which most people make it around ok but do not get complacent there. Do not be caught walking around out there, especially alone.arwooten7 said:Is the area around the United center in Chicago safe? I’m going solo and staying at the Hyatt house (thoughts?) AND I’m from Memphis so I’m used to a good ole car jacking or road rage shooting but I just don’t want to be murdered before the show 😂😅
The area around the Hyatt House specifically, the West Loop, is as safe as any major city in the US. It is bars, restaurants, condo buildings, and yuppies walking golden doodles. I would certainly recommend it over the most common tourist areas - the Loop around Millennium Park and the Magnificent Mile. That is where there have been issues with large gatherings of teenagers recently. I personally would advise against staying in those areas right now for that reason.
Agree that around the United Center, specifically to the west, is a bad area not somewhere you want to hang out. But if you are walking back on Madison after the show with huge group of people it will be fine. I probably average once a month making that walk and have never felt unsafe.0 -
In 2006 I was traveling for work and had to find a Kinko's to F5 at for an hour to get the Camden shows.CopperTom said:
Taking days off of work to press F5 for an hour or two per show was the worst. Win or lose, I appreciate the lottery.Kevinman said:
Guess, I was wrong again........it used to be easy.Poncier said:
Oh, it was easy up to say the 2003 tour.Kevinman said:Guess I was wrong. It must have just been the increase in membership that made it harder to get tickets, it was never easy but less competition I guess.
Used to just mail in your requests and a money order, in the 90's your tix would be mailed to you, then starting in either 2000 or 2003 you picked them up at will call.This show, another show, a show here and a show there.0 -
Thanks, appreciate it. If I'm lucky enough to get tickets, I'll be flying in the day before and flying out the morning after, so I really just need a relatively safe/clean place to sleep. Are the Marriott and the Hyatt House both walkable from the venue?JBob87 said:
I'd say generally fine, but less preferred. There is not as much to do over there and it will be a little quieter at night after medical business hours. There is also almost always a gathering of homeless people on Ashland & the highway which would be the most direct way to get to the UC. IMO again it should be fine and would chalk it up more to the "standard urban environment" category I would not consider it to be a truly bad area. Just trying to give you the full picture.lisalamb said:
Is the Marriott at Medical District/UIC in a questionable area/ not a place to hang out?JBob87 said:
Late to the party but have to chime in as this is a bit sensationalist.Gvn2fly said:
No it is not safe around there. Obviously they host events all the time such as Bulls games and other concerts in which most people make it around ok but do not get complacent there. Do not be caught walking around out there, especially alone.arwooten7 said:Is the area around the United center in Chicago safe? I’m going solo and staying at the Hyatt house (thoughts?) AND I’m from Memphis so I’m used to a good ole car jacking or road rage shooting but I just don’t want to be murdered before the show 😂😅
The area around the Hyatt House specifically, the West Loop, is as safe as any major city in the US. It is bars, restaurants, condo buildings, and yuppies walking golden doodles. I would certainly recommend it over the most common tourist areas - the Loop around Millennium Park and the Magnificent Mile. That is where there have been issues with large gatherings of teenagers recently. I personally would advise against staying in those areas right now for that reason.
Agree that around the United Center, specifically to the west, is a bad area not somewhere you want to hang out. But if you are walking back on Madison after the show with huge group of people it will be fine. I probably average once a month making that walk and have never felt unsafe.0 -
I believe that is not quite correct,.... based on 2020.2022 pulls, Yes First Priority for a given show gets assigned first... then all secondary priorities get pulled at the same time... several people reporting getting 3rd, 4th and even 5th priorities when some for the same show who selected that show as 2nd lost out.. ..I do not think its as gradual as it would seen... 1st priority for a show gets selected... then all other priorities...mace1229 said:
The way it is supposed to work is everyone who put in a venue for #1 will get it before anyone who picks it as #2, and so on.Go Beavers said:
I didn’t think it was a thing, and there’s no connection between the probability of getting tickets at one venue and the next. If you go for more shows, you increase your odds, but getting Minny tickets doesn’t decrease your odds for Chicago tickets, for example.PJINFLA said:
MathematicsGo Beavers said:PJINFLA said:
The short answer is the higher you rank a show that you want tickets for the better your odds of getting tickets for that show. Odds of getting your 3rd or 4th pick drop substantially because you have a lower priority of getting those shows due to more people being in front of you in the lottery process.mattsavard said:
How, specifically does the ranking apply?PJINFLA said:Kiwi Jammer said:Hey all, I'm looking at travelling over from NZ and have been following this thread with much interest and excitment!
I've read through things but have a question I'm hoping you guys can clarify, from what I can tell jumping on the lottery site there is no ranking/prioirtising of shows if you're putting in for multiple shows, is this correct and does that mean essentially equal odds of getting tickets to all shows you put in for?
Long way to come so hoping to max my chances :-) Cheers!
There is a way to rank the shows you want to select which is important because the further down your rankings you go the odds drop substantially especially with only 9 shows. And yes it is best to pick less popular shows to enhance your chances in the lottery. Key word is lottery there are no guarantees of anything.Kiwi Jammer said:Hey all, I'm looking at travelling over from NZ and have been following this thread with much interest and excitment!
I've read through things but have a question I'm hoping you guys can clarify, from what I can tell jumping on the lottery site there is no ranking/prioirtising of shows if you're putting in for multiple shows, is this correct and does that mean essentially equal odds of getting tickets to all shows you put in for?
Long way to come so hoping to max my chances :-) Cheers!
Where are you seeing this?
SO for example, Chicago night 1, will be a lottery for all who picked it as their #1. If there's leftover tickets they'll do a lottery for all who selected it as #2. If there's leftover tickets there will be a lottery for all who selected it as #3, and so on.
So the higher you rank it drastically increases your odds of getting it. If it is anything like the 2018 and the 2020/2022 shows, you are all but guaranteed a ticket for your #1 pick (there's no MSG this round, so probably true).0 -
Yea they are both about a 15-20 min walklisalamb said:
Thanks, appreciate it. If I'm lucky enough to get tickets, I'll be flying in the day before and flying out the morning after, so I really just need a relatively safe/clean place to sleep. Are the Marriott and the Hyatt House both walkable from the venue?JBob87 said:
I'd say generally fine, but less preferred. There is not as much to do over there and it will be a little quieter at night after medical business hours. There is also almost always a gathering of homeless people on Ashland & the highway which would be the most direct way to get to the UC. IMO again it should be fine and would chalk it up more to the "standard urban environment" category I would not consider it to be a truly bad area. Just trying to give you the full picture.lisalamb said:
Is the Marriott at Medical District/UIC in a questionable area/ not a place to hang out?JBob87 said:
Late to the party but have to chime in as this is a bit sensationalist.Gvn2fly said:
No it is not safe around there. Obviously they host events all the time such as Bulls games and other concerts in which most people make it around ok but do not get complacent there. Do not be caught walking around out there, especially alone.arwooten7 said:Is the area around the United center in Chicago safe? I’m going solo and staying at the Hyatt house (thoughts?) AND I’m from Memphis so I’m used to a good ole car jacking or road rage shooting but I just don’t want to be murdered before the show 😂😅
The area around the Hyatt House specifically, the West Loop, is as safe as any major city in the US. It is bars, restaurants, condo buildings, and yuppies walking golden doodles. I would certainly recommend it over the most common tourist areas - the Loop around Millennium Park and the Magnificent Mile. That is where there have been issues with large gatherings of teenagers recently. I personally would advise against staying in those areas right now for that reason.
Agree that around the United Center, specifically to the west, is a bad area not somewhere you want to hang out. But if you are walking back on Madison after the show with huge group of people it will be fine. I probably average once a month making that walk and have never felt unsafe.0 -
Hell yeah at least ONE of my favorite bands wants to come to the northeast in September
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Probably a stupid question. I have already requested Saint Paul 1 show but thinking about updating my request to the 2nd in order to increase my odds. Will it be easy to sell one of these, from what I understand, at face value? I'm guessing there will be huge demand for them, but just nervous about spending so much money. I guess the worst case scenario is that I get to go to a second show. But just exploring my options and nervous about having to purchase a second batch of tix. Opinions and thoughts on this are much appreciated!0
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It’s kind of hard to determine demand at the moment, but I would think it’s high. Adjust your anxiety according to your 10c number. Number 100,000? Decent seats much easier to sell. Number 498,000? Not so easy to sell.lahren said:Probably a stupid question. I have already requested Saint Paul 1 show but thinking about updating my request to the 2nd in order to increase my odds. Will it be easy to sell one of these, from what I understand, at face value? I'm guessing there will be huge demand for them, but just nervous about spending so much money. I guess the worst case scenario is that I get to go to a second show. But just exploring my options and nervous about having to purchase a second batch of tix. Opinions and thoughts on this are much appreciated!0 -
St Paul night 2 is on a Saturday. It will be in high demand. All of these shows will be, IMO, but that one in particular.lahren said:Probably a stupid question. I have already requested Saint Paul 1 show but thinking about updating my request to the 2nd in order to increase my odds. Will it be easy to sell one of these, from what I understand, at face value? I'm guessing there will be huge demand for them, but just nervous about spending so much money. I guess the worst case scenario is that I get to go to a second show. But just exploring my options and nervous about having to purchase a second batch of tix. Opinions and thoughts on this are much appreciated!___________________________________________
"...I changed by not changing at all..."0 -
Chances of a Jordan themed Chicago ‘23 poster? I’m in line already.0
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Friend of mine re-joined 10c a couple weeks ago and got a number in the 735k range. Just gives you an idea of how high the numbers are now."I got memories, I got shit"0
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I see lots of folks asking about the safety around the UC for walking to and from the shows.How’s the safety for the people that will be camping out there for a couple nights for GA (we all know this will be the case).0
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I think a lot of those people confirmed there was some user error. That they put them in a wrong order or something. And if I remember right, the order you selected it wasn't always the default order, you might have had to go through and reorder it again before you submitted. I think some people didn't realize that. Or some other similar easily-made mistake.craigraether said:
I believe that is not quite correct,.... based on 2020.2022 pulls, Yes First Priority for a given show gets assigned first... then all secondary priorities get pulled at the same time... several people reporting getting 3rd, 4th and even 5th priorities when some for the same show who selected that show as 2nd lost out.. ..I do not think its as gradual as it would seen... 1st priority for a show gets selected... then all other priorities...mace1229 said:
The way it is supposed to work is everyone who put in a venue for #1 will get it before anyone who picks it as #2, and so on.Go Beavers said:
I didn’t think it was a thing, and there’s no connection between the probability of getting tickets at one venue and the next. If you go for more shows, you increase your odds, but getting Minny tickets doesn’t decrease your odds for Chicago tickets, for example.PJINFLA said:
MathematicsGo Beavers said:PJINFLA said:
The short answer is the higher you rank a show that you want tickets for the better your odds of getting tickets for that show. Odds of getting your 3rd or 4th pick drop substantially because you have a lower priority of getting those shows due to more people being in front of you in the lottery process.mattsavard said:
How, specifically does the ranking apply?PJINFLA said:Kiwi Jammer said:Hey all, I'm looking at travelling over from NZ and have been following this thread with much interest and excitment!
I've read through things but have a question I'm hoping you guys can clarify, from what I can tell jumping on the lottery site there is no ranking/prioirtising of shows if you're putting in for multiple shows, is this correct and does that mean essentially equal odds of getting tickets to all shows you put in for?
Long way to come so hoping to max my chances :-) Cheers!
There is a way to rank the shows you want to select which is important because the further down your rankings you go the odds drop substantially especially with only 9 shows. And yes it is best to pick less popular shows to enhance your chances in the lottery. Key word is lottery there are no guarantees of anything.Kiwi Jammer said:Hey all, I'm looking at travelling over from NZ and have been following this thread with much interest and excitment!
I've read through things but have a question I'm hoping you guys can clarify, from what I can tell jumping on the lottery site there is no ranking/prioirtising of shows if you're putting in for multiple shows, is this correct and does that mean essentially equal odds of getting tickets to all shows you put in for?
Long way to come so hoping to max my chances :-) Cheers!
Where are you seeing this?
SO for example, Chicago night 1, will be a lottery for all who picked it as their #1. If there's leftover tickets they'll do a lottery for all who selected it as #2. If there's leftover tickets there will be a lottery for all who selected it as #3, and so on.
So the higher you rank it drastically increases your odds of getting it. If it is anything like the 2018 and the 2020/2022 shows, you are all but guaranteed a ticket for your #1 pick (there's no MSG this round, so probably true).
There were also people who claim they got shut out of their one and only pick to shows like LA. I'm assuming they just didn't follow directions or put in an invalid card number and never resounded to the emails to correct it.0 -
I know I don't have to remind people but I will that there is not 735K active members. Tens of thousands of numbers have not been renewed over the 30+ years of the fan club.JojoRice said:Friend of mine re-joined 10c a couple weeks ago and got a number in the 735k range. Just gives you an idea of how high the numbers are now.0 -
Wow.JojoRice said:Friend of mine re-joined 10c a couple weeks ago and got a number in the 735k range. Just gives you an idea of how high the numbers are now.
I can add that I joined in May 2023 and am just shy of 720,000 so they’ve added 15,000 active members (as still within 1st year) in 10-11 months.0
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