Tottenham stadium

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I grabbed some tickets this morning and was initially a bit down on them, but looking at the current prices I guess they’re ok. My wife wanted seated so what you gonna do.

In block 102 so not right at the back.

texasistheSTEVEN

Prices at the back of the south stand have dropped to £91

just_one

texasistheSTEVEN said:

Prices at the back of the south stand have dropped to £91

werent they like £92 ? lol

LiveAtLeeds

just_one said:

texasistheSTEVEN said:

Prices at the back of the south stand have dropped to £91

werent they like £92 ? lol

Yeah and before that 125.

texasistheSTEVEN

I wonder, if you've bought a ticket for say £125 in that block and then they are being sold for £91, can you get a refund on the difference.............LOL Ticketmaster helping someone out. 
Genuine question though. I'd be pissed off if I had paid X amount and then tickets 2 weeks later were a lot cheaper.

pdalowsky

texasistheSTEVEN said:

I wonder, if you've bought a ticket for say £125 in that block and then they are being sold for £91, can you get a refund on the difference.............LOL Ticketmaster helping someone out. 
Genuine question though. I'd be pissed off if I had paid X amount and then tickets 2 weeks later were a lot cheaper.

I think this is the gamble we all take in getting in and securing tickets. 

Force Of Nature

texasistheSTEVEN said:

I wonder, if you've bought a ticket for say £125 in that block and then they are being sold for £91, can you get a refund on the difference.............LOL Ticketmaster helping someone out. 
Genuine question though. I'd be pissed off if I had paid X amount and then tickets 2 weeks later were a lot cheaper.

I thought this and completely agree.

I fail to see how dynamic pricing works.  For example:

• Tickets go on sale at high price, some people buy them, but not loads.
• Band aware 'you've only sold X% of seats, oh no!'
• Ticket prices lower to normal price
• More people buy them
• Next time a concert is on sale people think 'hmmm, maybe I wont buy them straight away and wait until they lower prices'
• Next concert has even slower ticket sales

I guess they rely on hardcore fans like a lot of us to buy them regardless but the fact its even disputed here shows it isnt sustainable

Zen23

texasistheSTEVEN said:

I wonder, if you've bought a ticket for say £125 in that block and then they are being sold for £91, can you get a refund on the difference.............LOL Ticketmaster helping someone out. 
Genuine question though. I'd be pissed off if I had paid X amount and then tickets 2 weeks later were a lot cheaper.

Ticketmaster doesn't give a shit.

RatherStarved

Force Of Nature said:

texasistheSTEVEN said:

I wonder, if you've bought a ticket for say £125 in that block and then they are being sold for £91, can you get a refund on the difference.............LOL Ticketmaster helping someone out. 
Genuine question though. I'd be pissed off if I had paid X amount and then tickets 2 weeks later were a lot cheaper.

I thought this and completely agree.

I fail to see how dynamic pricing works.  For example:

• Tickets go on sale at high price, some people buy them, but not loads.
• Band aware 'you've only sold X% of seats, oh no!'
• Ticket prices lower to normal price
• More people buy them
• Next time a concert is on sale people think 'hmmm, maybe I wont buy them straight away and wait until they lower prices'
• Next concert has even slower ticket sales

I guess they rely on hardcore fans like a lot of us to buy them regardless but the fact its even disputed here shows it isnt sustainable

Price and selection are often better closer to the show date.  Buying early you are purchasing certainty.  That has value for many people.  

SHZA

texasistheSTEVEN said:

I wonder, if you've bought a ticket for say £125 in that block and then they are being sold for £91, can you get a refund on the difference.............LOL Ticketmaster helping someone out. 
Genuine question though. I'd be pissed off if I had paid X amount and then tickets 2 weeks later were a lot cheaper.

No chance. All sales final, etc. If you think prices might come down, only choice is to wait. But then if it sells out you wind up paying more  

Gravey1975

RatherStarved said:

Force Of Nature said:

texasistheSTEVEN said:

I wonder, if you've bought a ticket for say £125 in that block and then they are being sold for £91, can you get a refund on the difference.............LOL Ticketmaster helping someone out. 
Genuine question though. I'd be pissed off if I had paid X amount and then tickets 2 weeks later were a lot cheaper.

I thought this and completely agree.

I fail to see how dynamic pricing works.  For example:

• Tickets go on sale at high price, some people buy them, but not loads.
• Band aware 'you've only sold X% of seats, oh no!'
• Ticket prices lower to normal price
• More people buy them
• Next time a concert is on sale people think 'hmmm, maybe I wont buy them straight away and wait until they lower prices'
• Next concert has even slower ticket sales

I guess they rely on hardcore fans like a lot of us to buy them regardless but the fact its even disputed here shows it isnt sustainable

Price and selection are often better closer to the show date.  Buying early you are purchasing certainty.  That has value for many people.  

Price yes, not sure that selection improves over time. Best tickets go first (for the big bucks).

RatherStarved

Gravey1975 said:

RatherStarved said:

Force Of Nature said:

texasistheSTEVEN said:

I wonder, if you've bought a ticket for say £125 in that block and then they are being sold for £91, can you get a refund on the difference.............LOL Ticketmaster helping someone out. 
Genuine question though. I'd be pissed off if I had paid X amount and then tickets 2 weeks later were a lot cheaper.

I thought this and completely agree.

I fail to see how dynamic pricing works.  For example:

• Tickets go on sale at high price, some people buy them, but not loads.
• Band aware 'you've only sold X% of seats, oh no!'
• Ticket prices lower to normal price
• More people buy them
• Next time a concert is on sale people think 'hmmm, maybe I wont buy them straight away and wait until they lower prices'
• Next concert has even slower ticket sales

I guess they rely on hardcore fans like a lot of us to buy them regardless but the fact its even disputed here shows it isnt sustainable

Price and selection are often better closer to the show date.  Buying early you are purchasing certainty.  That has value for many people.  

Price yes, not sure that selection improves over time. Best tickets go first (for the big bucks).

They dropped rows and rows of face value seats in the first wing sections a day or two before the Minnesota shows.  

Planet of Sound

I still feel funny about going to Spurs, when I’m an Arsenal man.  I’m seeing it as an ‘away’ game.

To be fair Manchester is in the Etihad complex, so it’s a bit of a double-whammy of away trips.

lastexitlondon

I'm not going and it makes it easier knowing it's at spurs . I fucking hate them

RatherStarved

No preference of soccer (okay fine football) teams but I’m out on London due to the venue.  

lastexitlondon

Agreed not appealing and way over priced. Sad but true 

RatherStarved

London’s loss is Barcelona’s gain.  

Muffin The Mule

lastexitlondon said:

I'm not going and it makes it easier knowing it's at spurs . I fucking hate them

I'll be the one in the Leeds shirt!

lastexitlondon

Muffin The Mule said:

lastexitlondon said:

I'm not going and it makes it easier knowing it's at spurs . I fucking hate them

I'll be the one in the Leeds shirt!

Good man. Wear your colours if I was going I swear I would wear my arsenal shirt. Let's av it

pdalowsky

Muffin The Mule said:

lastexitlondon said:

I'm not going and it makes it easier knowing it's at spurs . I fucking hate them

I'll be the one in the Leeds shirt!

urrrggghhhhh LOL