*** A PETITION TO TEN CLUB REGARDING FAN CLUB TICKETS ***

Hoagie Breath

For future fan club ticket sales can you make the lottery selection process for each show a separate process and send emails of the results before assigning seats ? 

This way fans would now whether they are in the in the ticket pool or not and only when winning the lottery for a show does their show priority and fan club seniority apply.

It's an extra step in the process but it would eliminate the mass confusion and conspiracy theories that are now running rampant lol.

drakeheuer14

No need. The original way as intended should work perfect. Ticketmaster (assuming) just screwed it up this go.

Hoagie Breath

drakeheuer14 said:

No need. The original way as intended should work perfect. Tic would thinkn soketmaster (assuming) just screwed it up this go.

You would think this to be the case but after reading many of the posts in the lottery results thread this is obviously not the case lol.

Lost In Ohio

Here's what I'd like to see:
Step 1: Assign tickets, but NOT seat assignments.
Step 2: When it comes to assigning seat locations:

Everyone who has seat assignments:
The lowest numbers have 24 hours to go on and pick their EXACT seat location.
24 hours later, a second group gets access to pick their EXACT seat location.
24 hours later, a third group.
...make it 6-7 groups, if needed.

Two huge benefits here:
If someone wants aisle seats, Stone's side or Mike's side, they could probably get their desired location.

If two people wish to sit together via four consecutive seats, they could. Obviously, the person with the lower number would have to wait until the person with the higher number becomes eligible.

Example: I have a 279XXX. If I want two seats AND my buddy with a 597XXX wants two seats, I'd wait for them to become eligible to select their seats. We'd then go on the app at the same time and then coordinate "You take section 113, row M, seats 4-5 and I'll take section 113, row M seats 6-7."

Downside: I'd lose my FLOOR 5, ROW D...but the four of us could all sit together.

Hoagie Breath

Lost In Ohio said:

Here's what I'd like to see:
Step 1: Assign tickets, but NOT seat assignments.
Step 2: When it comes to assigning seat locations:

Everyone who has seat assignments:
The lowest numbers have 24 hours to go on and pick their EXACT seat location.
24 hours later, a second group gets access to pick their EXACT seat location.
24 hours later, a third group.
...make it 6-7 groups, if needed.

Two huge benefits here:
If someone wants aisle seats, Stone's side or Mike's side, they could probably get their desired location.

If two people wish to sit together via four consecutive seats, they could. Obviously, the person with the lower number would have to wait until the person with the higher number becomes eligible.

Example: I have a 279XXX. If I want two seats AND my buddy with a 597XXX wants two seats, I'd wait for them to become eligible to select their seats. We'd then go on the app at the same time and then coordinate "You take section 113, row M, seats 4-5 and I'll take section 113, row M seats 6-7."

Downside: I'd lose my FLOOR 5, ROW D...but the four of us could all sit together.

I can tell you right now this will never happen. If it did the service fees would quadruple in price. 

mace1229

Lost In Ohio said:

Here's what I'd like to see:
Step 1: Assign tickets, but NOT seat assignments.
Step 2: When it comes to assigning seat locations:

Everyone who has seat assignments:
The lowest numbers have 24 hours to go on and pick their EXACT seat location.
24 hours later, a second group gets access to pick their EXACT seat location.
24 hours later, a third group.
...make it 6-7 groups, if needed.

Two huge benefits here:
If someone wants aisle seats, Stone's side or Mike's side, they could probably get their desired location.

If two people wish to sit together via four consecutive seats, they could. Obviously, the person with the lower number would have to wait until the person with the higher number becomes eligible.

Example: I have a 279XXX. If I want two seats AND my buddy with a 597XXX wants two seats, I'd wait for them to become eligible to select their seats. We'd then go on the app at the same time and then coordinate "You take section 113, row M, seats 4-5 and I'll take section 113, row M seats 6-7."

Downside: I'd lose my FLOOR 5, ROW D...but the four of us could all sit together.

If they did it this way, a lot of people in the last groups would probably end up with split tickets.
Aside for the logistical nightmare of pulling it off. I mean, people are winning multiple pairs to one show this time. Let’s get the basics down first.

Lost In Ohio

mace1229 said:

Lost In Ohio said:

Here's what I'd like to see:
Step 1: Assign tickets, but NOT seat assignments.
Step 2: When it comes to assigning seat locations:

Everyone who has seat assignments:
The lowest numbers have 24 hours to go on and pick their EXACT seat location.
24 hours later, a second group gets access to pick their EXACT seat location.
24 hours later, a third group.
...make it 6-7 groups, if needed.

Two huge benefits here:
If someone wants aisle seats, Stone's side or Mike's side, they could probably get their desired location.

If two people wish to sit together via four consecutive seats, they could. Obviously, the person with the lower number would have to wait until the person with the higher number becomes eligible.

Example: I have a 279XXX. If I want two seats AND my buddy with a 597XXX wants two seats, I'd wait for them to become eligible to select their seats. We'd then go on the app at the same time and then coordinate "You take section 113, row M, seats 4-5 and I'll take section 113, row M seats 6-7."

Downside: I'd lose my FLOOR 5, ROW D...but the four of us could all sit together.

If they did it this way, a lot of people in the last groups would probably end up with split tickets.
Aside for the logistical nightmare of pulling it off. I mean, people are winning multiple pairs to one show this time. Let’s get the basics down first.

Yeah...you'd have to set it up to prevent single tickets in one row.

It's possible though. I've taken part in this exact system.

People would botch it up... guaranteed.