The Official 2024 TOUR Thread

BlueLedbetter

just_one said:

Keep the subject above what is the general consenssus about these shows and their priority when the time comes.

London/berlin/Barcelona 

At first i was thinking of putting london as seating (both nights) as my 1st and 2nd priorities. After the general talk here i've decided to go as GA

Was thinking of putting Barcelona night 1 and 2 as 3rd and 4th as seating as i got it in 2018 but it was as 1st priority

Might put berlin as 5th and 6th as in the 2022 tour there was tickets available for a long time, it wasnt a super fast sold out .

London seems to be the hardest one right? What do u guys think of my way of thought? Some tips will be most welcomed

Seats are always harder than GA in Europe, maybe swap London and barca?

URthekey

Isoworld13 said:

URthekey said:

Got my OFF day activity all squared away …. Now let’s roll out those ON dates!!!

Did the same exact thing. got Sec 308 how bout you?

I think this is a great show to see from the heights. You’ll get a complete overview, but all that was available from presale was GA - so of course I snagged.
+ more room to dance.

Gern Blansten

URthekey said:

Isoworld13 said:

URthekey said:

Got my OFF day activity all squared away …. Now let’s roll out those ON dates!!!

Did the same exact thing. got Sec 308 how bout you?

I think this is a great show to see from the heights. You’ll get a complete overview, but all that was available when from presale was GA - so of course I snagged.
+ more room to dance.

a friend of mine was just there seeing U2...he's a big Dead fan. He said that the seating is very steep and narrow so GA might be the only place to stand and move. He said very few people were standing for U2 because of that and that the visuals were so incredible you just wanted to sit and take it all in.

just_one

BlueLedbetter said:

just_one said:

Keep the subject above what is the general consenssus about these shows and their priority when the time comes.

London/berlin/Barcelona 

At first i was thinking of putting london as seating (both nights) as my 1st and 2nd priorities. After the general talk here i've decided to go as GA

Was thinking of putting Barcelona night 1 and 2 as 3rd and 4th as seating as i got it in 2018 but it was as 1st priority

Might put berlin as 5th and 6th as in the 2022 tour there was tickets available for a long time, it wasnt a super fast sold out .

London seems to be the hardest one right? What do u guys think of my way of thought? Some tips will be most welcomed

Seats are always harder than GA in Europe, maybe swap London and barca?

Good idea but isnt general sale for london harder than for barcelona?

RatherStarved

URthekey said:

Isoworld13 said:

URthekey said:

Got my OFF day activity all squared away …. Now let’s roll out those ON dates!!!

Did the same exact thing. got Sec 308 how bout you?

I think this is a great show to see from the heights. You’ll get a complete overview, but all that was available from presale was GA - so of course I snagged.
+ more room to dance.

Got a 100 level.  Would have preferred higher for the screen but I’m in for face value on the off night at least.  

BlueLedbetter

just_one said:

BlueLedbetter said:

just_one said:

Keep the subject above what is the general consenssus about these shows and their priority when the time comes.

London/berlin/Barcelona 

At first i was thinking of putting london as seating (both nights) as my 1st and 2nd priorities. After the general talk here i've decided to go as GA

Was thinking of putting Barcelona night 1 and 2 as 3rd and 4th as seating as i got it in 2018 but it was as 1st priority

Might put berlin as 5th and 6th as in the 2022 tour there was tickets available for a long time, it wasnt a super fast sold out .

London seems to be the hardest one right? What do u guys think of my way of thought? Some tips will be most welcomed

Seats are always harder than GA in Europe, maybe swap London and barca?

Good idea but isnt general sale for london harder than for barcelona?

Probably and this year may be different as it's a shorter tour but the only place that I can remember being difficult for GA is Amsterdam 

gotthebottle

Isoworld13 said:

URthekey said:

Got my OFF day activity all squared away …. Now let’s roll out those ON dates!!!

Did the same exact thing. got Sec 308 how bout you?

I saw U2 from that section my first show. Be careful....lol

just_one

BlueLedbetter said:

just_one said:

BlueLedbetter said:

just_one said:

Keep the subject above what is the general consenssus about these shows and their priority when the time comes.

London/berlin/Barcelona 

At first i was thinking of putting london as seating (both nights) as my 1st and 2nd priorities. After the general talk here i've decided to go as GA

Was thinking of putting Barcelona night 1 and 2 as 3rd and 4th as seating as i got it in 2018 but it was as 1st priority

Might put berlin as 5th and 6th as in the 2022 tour there was tickets available for a long time, it wasnt a super fast sold out .

London seems to be the hardest one right? What do u guys think of my way of thought? Some tips will be most welcomed

Seats are always harder than GA in Europe, maybe swap London and barca?

Good idea but isnt general sale for london harder than for barcelona?

Probably and this year may be different as it's a shorter tour but the only place that I can remember being difficult for GA is Amsterdam 

Ideally i would prefer all seating but that seems really hard,specially london

gotthebottle

Gern Blansten said:

URthekey said:

Isoworld13 said:

URthekey said:

Got my OFF day activity all squared away …. Now let’s roll out those ON dates!!!

Did the same exact thing. got Sec 308 how bout you?

I think this is a great show to see from the heights. You’ll get a complete overview, but all that was available when from presale was GA - so of course I snagged.
+ more room to dance.

a friend of mine was just there seeing U2...he's a big Dead fan. He said that the seating is very steep and narrow so GA might be the only place to stand and move. He said very few people were standing for U2 because of that and that the visuals were so incredible you just wanted to sit and take it all in.

I saw 5 shows..2 in seats and 3 in GA. Seats really steep esp if Dead and Co fans are partaking.... that's why my last 3 shows were all GA. As long as you're not in 100s row 20 or further back you'll see plenty of screen 

jimjam1982

BlueLedbetter said:

just_one said:

BlueLedbetter said:

just_one said:

Keep the subject above what is the general consenssus about these shows and their priority when the time comes.

London/berlin/Barcelona 

At first i was thinking of putting london as seating (both nights) as my 1st and 2nd priorities. After the general talk here i've decided to go as GA

Was thinking of putting Barcelona night 1 and 2 as 3rd and 4th as seating as i got it in 2018 but it was as 1st priority

Might put berlin as 5th and 6th as in the 2022 tour there was tickets available for a long time, it wasnt a super fast sold out .

London seems to be the hardest one right? What do u guys think of my way of thought? Some tips will be most welcomed

Seats are always harder than GA in Europe, maybe swap London and barca?

Good idea but isnt general sale for london harder than for barcelona?

Probably and this year may be different as it's a shorter tour but the only place that I can remember being difficult for GA is Amsterdam 

I thought for Europe the hardest GA was the one with the golden circle for 10c only. 

Other then that the odds of GA is like 90% whereas the reserved seating was like below 50% and I only hit on one of the shows I put in for, my top priority..back in 2019 for the expected 2020 shows that never happened. 

Mostly Europe its much harder to get reserved seating since no one wants to be stuck on the floor which is the entire floor and not a partial floor like US.  So its a mad house front to back. Very gross.

Pgarvey104

I had a shitty work weekend. R we talking like this planning because any dates have been confirmed? 

just_one

Pgarvey104 said:

I had a shitty work weekend. R we talking like this planning because any dates have been confirmed? 

No nothing confirmed but 


Its feb 6th here so if the annoucement really is feb 13th we are one week away

Mattay

If there’s an Asian leg, then a Singapore gig would be so tempting!

UseUrIllusions

RatherStarved said:

UseUrIllusions said:

RatherStarved said:

In 2020 Canada was a separate lottery from US.  So you could have a top priority for Canada and a separate top priority for US.

Only makes sense if u have more than one Canadian show. 

Van1
Van2
2 shows 

So u want a seperate lottery for the 2 Van shows? 🤣 I’ll be making Vancouver my top choice in the NA lottery 😉

MysteryTrain

Mattay said:

If there’s an Asian leg, then a Singapore gig would be so tempting!

OMG, that’ll be the day! I’m from Singapore, but fully prepared to go to Aus this November for the shows.

RatherStarved

UseUrIllusions said:

RatherStarved said:

UseUrIllusions said:

RatherStarved said:

In 2020 Canada was a separate lottery from US.  So you could have a top priority for Canada and a separate top priority for US.

Only makes sense if u have more than one Canadian show. 

Van1
Van2
2 shows 

So u want a seperate lottery for the 2 Van shows? 🤣 I’ll be making Vancouver my top choice in the NA lottery 😉

I don’t have a preference.  Was just responding to someone saying there’s only one CDN show. 

BlueLedbetter

On the subject of lottery priorities do the east coast US shows usually only go to first priority or can you be successful with second, third etc?

JABK

I'm a little confused about Waldbühne because I try to avoid as much hassle as possible with concerts. People are saying that there aren't any bad places in Waldbühne and if you have a chance you should experience it, but does anyone have experiences with how much in advance you need to get there to get decent seats? And when you get your seat you will have it without anyone taking it if you go get drinks or taking a toiletbreak? And I don't need to be on the floor/pit. Cheers everyone...hope we get an announcement soon...

lastexitlondon

I went to the other outdoor one can't spell it but it was absolutely fine to sit around the edges and move around and come back. 

BlueLedbetter

JABK said:

I'm a little confused about Waldbühne because I try to avoid as much hassle as possible with concerts. People are saying that there aren't any bad places in Waldbühne and if you have a chance you should experience it, but does anyone have experiences with how much in advance you need to get there to get decent seats? And when you get your seat you will have it without anyone taking it if you go get drinks or taking a toiletbreak? And I don't need to be on the floor/pit. Cheers everyone...hope we get an announcement soon...

Saw some things saying it may have changed to allocated areas so not sure if this is still true but ...

I've always went for 10C early entry but you don't need to if you go just after that there will still be plenty good seats just don't leave it too late or you may be way up the back 

People around you will keep your seat if you need to go to the bar or toilet and you will get a wristband or stamp if you are in the lower sections to let you back in 

It really is a fantastic venue I just hope they don't change it to allocated seats