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MJ178168MJ178168 Posts: 166
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I remember when I lost out on Toronto back in 2016 I decided to put in for both Wrigley shows.  From what I can remember the odds of getting tickets were really good.  I believe the odds were really good in 2018 as well (but maybe the odds were gone at that point).  Seems like there are a lot of people who missed out on Wrigley this time around.  I wonder what changed?  Less ten club tickets?  Higher demand?  It seemed like the general thought going into the lottery this time was that everyone who put in for Wrigley would get tickets.  Just curious

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  • BSullyBSully Posts: 1,214
    Yeah, I heard that too and couldn't believe that I didn't get either show. So, I am also wondering how much higher the demand was for those 2 shows.
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  • YieldwaukeeYieldwaukee Posts: 130
    I'm guessing the demand was quite high for the 8/31 show with it being the Saturday of Labor Day weekend. That was the only show I could put in for and was shutout. Was kind of surprised but when I thought of the other factors it made sense. I will figure out a way to get two for the show. If anyone wants to dump their undesirables on me, I would be happy to take them! Lol!

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  • hairgrowth2001hairgrowth2001 Posts: 429
    It feels like there are less 10c tix, or there are more getting pulled today. But I don’t understand why Ticketmaster wouldn’t pull them all at once for each show.
  • MJ178168MJ178168 Posts: 166
    I kind of figured that the demand would have been higher in 2016 since playing Wrigley was still new but since this will be their 6th and 7th time playing there I thought demand would be less.  Plus with all the East Coast shows I figured less East Coasters would put in.  But maybe I'm underestimating Midwest demand since this is the only place in the Midwest they are playing other than Indy.
  • AA295481AA295481 Posts: 111
    edited February 20
    My brother is a season ticket holder for the Cubs, he was able to get in the TM presale. As well as residents who live near Wrigley Field 
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  • AnimalCh1nAnimalCh1n Posts: 86
    I can only speak for myself, but living well North of Toronto (about 400kms) - and due to work and travel considerations, Wrigley Night 2 was basically my only option for the dates announced.  I would assume there are many people from Southern Ontario and beyond in a similar boat - so Wrigley was likely a top choice for many - mainly due to location and dates (still end of Summer).  With no Eastern Canadian dates, I'd bet a lot of Canadians are going to be in Chicago for those dates. 

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  • MJ178168MJ178168 Posts: 166
    Makes sense and I will blame Canada 🤣.  My wife is actually from the UP so it is essentially Canada so I can't be too mad you Canadians.😀
  • KwienekeKwieneke Posts: 1,657
    AA295481 said:
    My brother is a season ticket holder for the Cubs, he was able to get in the TM presale. As well as residents who live near Wrigley Field 
    my cousin is a season ticket holder and had to register for a cubs presale and get selected but he finds out tomorrow 
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  • AA295481AA295481 Posts: 111
    edited February 20
    Kwieneke said:
    AA295481 said:
    My brother is a season ticket holder for the Cubs, he was able to get in the TM presale. As well as residents who live near Wrigley Field 
    my cousin is a season ticket holder and had to register for a cubs presale and get selected but he finds out tomorrow 
    I skipped out on Wrigley, It is the worst place to see ANY concert. I'm holding out if they tour again in 2025 or/and 2026 and play smaller venues
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  • evenflow82evenflow82 Posts: 3,891
    Probably plenty of Minnesotans coming to Chicago...
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