Reserved Seat Allocation By Seniority......

PJammin
PJammin Posts: 606
edited February 2024 in The Porch
.....is a thing of the past? Or did I just miss that detail in the ticketing information? I read it a few times and it doesn't seem like that is part of the plan this time around.
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  • Deadman
    Deadman Posts: 795
    PJammin said:
    .....is a thing of the past? Or did I just miss that in the ticketing information. 
    you missed it.
  • PJammin
    PJammin Posts: 606
    OK - thank you Deadman. I'll go back and take another look through the details again. Appreciate it. 
  • PJammin
    PJammin Posts: 606
    Found it buried in the TM Blog
    How will tickets be determined for Ten Club members?

    To level the playing field, ticket requests are fulfilled in a randomized selection process. If selected for seated tickets, tickets will be assigned based on Ten Club seniority within the purchased price level.

  • JeBurkhardt
    JeBurkhardt Posts: 5,372
    If they got rid of that, all hell would break loose! Just look at the last lottery when they screwed up the seniority thing and people got tickets that weren't where they were used to. It was a total melt down until it was fixed.
  • hihobibo
    hihobibo Tampa, FL Posts: 1,144
    JeBurkhardt said:
    If they got rid of that, all hell would break loose! Just look at the last lottery when they screwed up the seniority thing and people got tickets that weren't where they were used to. It was a total melt down until it was fixed.
    To be fair, people here have a meltdown when anything happens.  Tickets, posters, getting on the rail....
  • JeBurkhardt
    JeBurkhardt Posts: 5,372
    hihobibo said:
    JeBurkhardt said:
    If they got rid of that, all hell would break loose! Just look at the last lottery when they screwed up the seniority thing and people got tickets that weren't where they were used to. It was a total melt down until it was fixed.
    To be fair, people here have a meltdown when anything happens.  Tickets, posters, getting on the rail....
    To be fair...
    Yeah, you are right.
  • mcatake
    mcatake Posts: 105
    Don’t forget 10% of reserved are going to PJ premium.  You know, the good reserved seats. 
  • Mortality
    Mortality Posts: 156
    mcatake said:
    Don’t forget 10% of reserved are going to PJ premium.  You know, the good reserved seats. 
    I think this was always the case but they weren't as transparent about it. I'm more curious to see if they went as aggressive as Bruce with the structure. If there are $2,500 face value premium TM tickets at MSG, fans will have a meltdown. 
  • HailHailVitalogy
    HailHailVitalogy Posts: 6,034
    Mortality said:
    mcatake said:
    Don’t forget 10% of reserved are going to PJ premium.  You know, the good reserved seats. 
    I think this was always the case but they weren't as transparent about it. I'm more curious to see if they went as aggressive as Bruce with the structure. If there are $2,500 face value premium TM tickets at MSG, fans will have a meltdown. 
    It was as high as $5k for MSG ‘22
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