I do think that, despite all the challenges/issues with ticket sales this tour, F2F is still living up to its promise.
Even with fewer F2F tickets being available, and most good ones being snatched up immediately (either because of bots or demand outstripping the artificially reduced supply), people have learned that the potential for good F2F seats is enough of a reason not to buy PJ Premium.
So many posts here have echoed the “don’t buy premium” refrain, and that seems to have had the desired effect. If fans say no to inflated prices caused by artificial supply constraints, TM will relent. I feel like this 2nd chance 10c sale was a small victory for sanity and fair play.
I think the other thing, is peoples brains are catching up to how TM operates now. Most of us grew up in the environment where it was buy tickets, buy them right away, or you have to deal with reseller prices. Now it's a game of chicken with ticketmaster and more often than not, it pays off to buy your tickets shortly before the show.
I imagine the longer this goes on, the more peoples behaviors are going to change. Breaking the decades long habits of buying tickets immediately.
You know, the learning experience from all this should be that the band tour California less in the future cause there clearly isn't really a high demand for them there, but I have a feeling that won't happen.
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I do think that, despite all the challenges/issues with ticket sales this tour, F2F is still living up to its promise.
Even with fewer F2F tickets being available, and most good ones being snatched up immediately (either because of bots or demand outstripping the artificially reduced supply), people have learned that the potential for good F2F seats is enough of a reason not to buy PJ Premium.
So many posts here have echoed the “don’t buy premium” refrain, and that seems to have had the desired effect. If fans say no to inflated prices caused by artificial supply constraints, TM will relent. I feel like this 2nd chance 10c sale was a small victory for sanity and fair play.
Since you mentioned the excellent advice of those who said "don't buy premium", look at the poor folks who did and are trying to sell their tickets. There are $900+ tickets on the floor for some of these venues that people are trying to sell. Those people cannot lower that price. They will end up eating $1800+ because they can't adjust the price of their tickets downward. Just an extremely high price to pay for buying tickets that you can no longer use.
That they definitely are. Thankfully I held onto mine from last year (2 pairs in the lower pavilion) but still hoping to upgrade my remaining two lawn seats before August.
Well, hell, this drop allowed me to pick up some Van night 2 tix, which I wasn't planning on going to cuz of the Pipsqueak/mommy priority. Hip, hip, hooray!
I scored a big upgrade for Vancouver night one, went from row 26 floor (after pit) to row 10 side section closest to stage. Same price and my other tix already sold via fan to fan.
Well, hell, this drop allowed me to pick up some Van night 2 tix, which I wasn't planning on going to cuz of the Pipsqueak/mommy priority. Hip, hip, hooray!
I do think that, despite all the challenges/issues with ticket sales this tour, F2F is still living up to its promise.
Even with fewer F2F tickets being available, and most good ones being snatched up immediately (either because of bots or demand outstripping the artificially reduced supply), people have learned that the potential for good F2F seats is enough of a reason not to buy PJ Premium.
So many posts here have echoed the “don’t buy premium” refrain, and that seems to have had the desired effect. If fans say no to inflated prices caused by artificial supply constraints, TM will relent. I feel like this 2nd chance 10c sale was a small victory for sanity and fair play.
Since you mentioned the excellent advice of those who said "don't buy premium", look at the poor folks who did and are trying to sell their tickets. There are $900+ tickets on the floor for some of these venues that people are trying to sell. Those people cannot lower that price. They will end up eating $1800+ because they can't adjust the price of their tickets downward. Just an extremely high price to pay for buying tickets that you can no longer use.
I mean if you're going to spend $700 to $900 on a ticket, you better be absolutely confident you can go, because it's going to be hard to resell them :(
I do think that, despite all the challenges/issues with ticket sales this tour, F2F is still living up to its promise.
Even with fewer F2F tickets being available, and most good ones being snatched up immediately (either because of bots or demand outstripping the artificially reduced supply), people have learned that the potential for good F2F seats is enough of a reason not to buy PJ Premium.
So many posts here have echoed the “don’t buy premium” refrain, and that seems to have had the desired effect. If fans say no to inflated prices caused by artificial supply constraints, TM will relent. I feel like this 2nd chance 10c sale was a small victory for sanity and fair play.
Since you mentioned the excellent advice of those who said "don't buy premium", look at the poor folks who did and are trying to sell their tickets. There are $900+ tickets on the floor for some of these venues that people are trying to sell. Those people cannot lower that price. They will end up eating $1800+ because they can't adjust the price of their tickets downward. Just an extremely high price to pay for buying tickets that you can no longer use.
I mean if you're going to spend $700 to $900 on a ticket, you better be absolutely confident you can go, because it's going to be hard to resell them :(
I wonder what % of those up for resale were purchased by people intending to buy $900 tickets, and those purchased in a rush followed by the sinking feeling of 'oh no what have I done'...
I do think that, despite all the challenges/issues with ticket sales this tour, F2F is still living up to its promise.
Even with fewer F2F tickets being available, and most good ones being snatched up immediately (either because of bots or demand outstripping the artificially reduced supply), people have learned that the potential for good F2F seats is enough of a reason not to buy PJ Premium.
So many posts here have echoed the “don’t buy premium” refrain, and that seems to have had the desired effect. If fans say no to inflated prices caused by artificial supply constraints, TM will relent. I feel like this 2nd chance 10c sale was a small victory for sanity and fair play.
Since you mentioned the excellent advice of those who said "don't buy premium", look at the poor folks who did and are trying to sell their tickets. There are $900+ tickets on the floor for some of these venues that people are trying to sell. Those people cannot lower that price. They will end up eating $1800+ because they can't adjust the price of their tickets downward. Just an extremely high price to pay for buying tickets that you can no longer use.
I mean if you're going to spend $700 to $900 on a ticket, you better be absolutely confident you can go, because it's going to be hard to resell them :(
I wonder what % of those up for resale were purchased by people intending to buy $900 tickets, and those purchased in a rush followed by the sinking feeling of 'oh no what have I done'...
I accidentally bought crazy priced tickets (like $700 and $900 each) not once but twice in a refresh frenzy but thankfully sold them
I do think that, despite all the challenges/issues with ticket sales this tour, F2F is still living up to its promise.
Even with fewer F2F tickets being available, and most good ones being snatched up immediately (either because of bots or demand outstripping the artificially reduced supply), people have learned that the potential for good F2F seats is enough of a reason not to buy PJ Premium.
So many posts here have echoed the “don’t buy premium” refrain, and that seems to have had the desired effect. If fans say no to inflated prices caused by artificial supply constraints, TM will relent. I feel like this 2nd chance 10c sale was a small victory for sanity and fair play.
Since you mentioned the excellent advice of those who said "don't buy premium", look at the poor folks who did and are trying to sell their tickets. There are $900+ tickets on the floor for some of these venues that people are trying to sell. Those people cannot lower that price. They will end up eating $1800+ because they can't adjust the price of their tickets downward. Just an extremely high price to pay for buying tickets that you can no longer use.
I mean if you're going to spend $700 to $900 on a ticket, you better be absolutely confident you can go, because it's going to be hard to resell them :(
I wonder what % of those up for resale were purchased by people intending to buy $900 tickets, and those purchased in a rush followed by the sinking feeling of 'oh no what have I done'...
I accidentally bought crazy priced tickets (like $700 and $900 each) not once but twice in a refresh frenzy but thankfully sold them
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I do think that, despite all the challenges/issues with ticket sales this tour, F2F is still living up to its promise.
Even with fewer F2F tickets being available, and most good ones being snatched up immediately (either because of bots or demand outstripping the artificially reduced supply), people have learned that the potential for good F2F seats is enough of a reason not to buy PJ Premium.
So many posts here have echoed the “don’t buy premium” refrain, and that seems to have had the desired effect. If fans say no to inflated prices caused by artificial supply constraints, TM will relent. I feel like this 2nd chance 10c sale was a small victory for sanity and fair play.
Since you mentioned the excellent advice of those who said "don't buy premium", look at the poor folks who did and are trying to sell their tickets. There are $900+ tickets on the floor for some of these venues that people are trying to sell. Those people cannot lower that price. They will end up eating $1800+ because they can't adjust the price of their tickets downward. Just an extremely high price to pay for buying tickets that you can no longer use.
We need an * on comments like this, as It’s a tale of two cities. In the NE indoor shows, premium may be the only option. Those dozens of “bargain basement priced” Philly tickets at $402 are almost all gone in about one day. And the next batch will probably be back up to the good old $498 or $574 prices that was common for the prior two months.
talk about creating demand by generating FOMO by listing for an absurd price, then drop it a little and then still sell at more than double face. The band is leaving tens of millions of dollars on the table by not satisfying NE demand, and instead doing a Desaster Tour. I wonder if the promoters will ever bring that up to them,,,hey guys you could sellout 20 shows on the east coast for an average price of at least $275, do the math. Ugh.
While not reading every comment. I’m surprised by the amount of negative ones. I missed out on every show I entered for. Scored 1 show on F2F but had been struggling to get tickets. Yeah it would’ve been nice if these seats were a part of the lottery to begin with, but they weren’t. Tough shit. Tickets opened up and 10c wanted to give us first crack. No reason for them to actually do that, but they did and my girlfriend and I are in both Seattle shows with pretty dang good seats. I’m happy, thank you 10c. Was on the fence about renewal, they got at least another tour out of my membership. Thank you 10c!
You know, the learning experience from all this should be that the band tour California less in the future cause there clearly isn't really a high demand for them there, but I have a feeling that won't happen.
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While not reading every comment. I’m surprised by the amount of negative ones. I missed out on every show I entered for. Scored 1 show on F2F but had been struggling to get tickets. Yeah it would’ve been nice if these seats were a part of the lottery to begin with, but they weren’t. Tough shit. Tickets opened up and 10c wanted to give us first crack. No reason for them to actually do that, but they did and my girlfriend and I are in both Seattle shows with pretty dang good seats. I’m happy, thank you 10c. Was on the fence about renewal, they got at least another tour out of my membership. Thank you 10c!
Live in Canada, was able to upgrade my Vegas tickets. Went to sell tickets. Can only sell cross border with an American bank account.
Did I just eat the price of 2 pairs of tickets? Thoughts, Ideas, Experiences?
Thanks.
My only thought is worse comes to worse, I could meet people and sell them and they enter with us? Or donate to Ten Club pre party and then they enter with us?
I am really short on money if I just ate that cost. Obviously wouldnt have upgraded had I known about this policy of no cross border sales.
Thanks in advance.
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Was suggested to me by another friend too. Thanks. Account acquired and tickets listed. Here's hoping they go. Appreciate it.
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Well, hell, this drop allowed me to pick up some Van night 2 tix, which I wasn't planning on going to cuz of the Pipsqueak/mommy priority. Hip, hip, hooray!
So take the little one with you?😁
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While not reading every comment. I’m surprised by the amount of negative ones. I missed out on every show I entered for. Scored 1 show on F2F but had been struggling to get tickets. Yeah it would’ve been nice if these seats were a part of the lottery to begin with, but they weren’t. Tough shit. Tickets opened up and 10c wanted to give us first crack. No reason for them to actually do that, but they did and my girlfriend and I are in both Seattle shows with pretty dang good seats. I’m happy, thank you 10c. Was on the fence about renewal, they got at least another tour out of my membership. Thank you 10c!
This guy gets it!
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While not reading every comment. I’m surprised by the amount of negative ones. I missed out on every show I entered for. Scored 1 show on F2F but had been struggling to get tickets. Yeah it would’ve been nice if these seats were a part of the lottery to begin with, but they weren’t. Tough shit. Tickets opened up and 10c wanted to give us first crack. No reason for them to actually do that, but they did and my girlfriend and I are in both Seattle shows with pretty dang good seats. I’m happy, thank you 10c. Was on the fence about renewal, they got at least another tour out of my membership. Thank you 10c!
There was absolutely a reason to offer them to the 10C. They need to move tickets. The west coast markets are not a hot ticket and promoters hold back many tickets these days to release as premium. In a place like MSG, that will still work but with the market collapsing for the May shows and the shows fast approaching, they need to blow these tickets out. As I said yesterday, for many 10C members who upgraded, they will be eating their original tickets, especially since they can only be sold via F2F. Otherwise, people would drop the price below face value.
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Standing in the Jersey rain… Posts: 14,507
While not reading every comment. I’m surprised by the amount of negative ones. I missed out on every show I entered for. Scored 1 show on F2F but had been struggling to get tickets. Yeah it would’ve been nice if these seats were a part of the lottery to begin with, but they weren’t. Tough shit. Tickets opened up and 10c wanted to give us first crack. No reason for them to actually do that, but they did and my girlfriend and I are in both Seattle shows with pretty dang good seats. I’m happy, thank you 10c. Was on the fence about renewal, they got at least another tour out of my membership. Thank you 10c!
There was absolutely a reason to offer them to the 10C. They need to move tickets. The west coast markets are not a hot ticket and promoters hold back many tickets these days to release as premium. In a place like MSG, that will still work but with the market collapsing for the May shows and the shows fast approaching, they need to blow these tickets out. As I said yesterday, for many 10C members who upgraded, they will be eating their original tickets, especially since they can only be sold via F2F. Otherwise, people would drop the price below face value.
Only buy tickets if you intend to use them. The ten club makes this pretty clear. Upgrading was a risky move even before this year.
Maybe people will stop buying tickets they don’t intend to use and there will be more available for others.
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While not reading every comment. I’m surprised by the amount of negative ones. I missed out on every show I entered for. Scored 1 show on F2F but had been struggling to get tickets. Yeah it would’ve been nice if these seats were a part of the lottery to begin with, but they weren’t. Tough shit. Tickets opened up and 10c wanted to give us first crack. No reason for them to actually do that, but they did and my girlfriend and I are in both Seattle shows with pretty dang good seats. I’m happy, thank you 10c. Was on the fence about renewal, they got at least another tour out of my membership. Thank you 10c!
There was absolutely a reason to offer them to the 10C. They need to move tickets. The west coast markets are not a hot ticket and promoters hold back many tickets these days to release as premium. In a place like MSG, that will still work but with the market collapsing for the May shows and the shows fast approaching, they need to blow these tickets out. As I said yesterday, for many 10C members who upgraded, they will be eating their original tickets, especially since they can only be sold via F2F. Otherwise, people would drop the price below face value.
Only buy tickets if you intend to use them. The ten club makes this pretty clear. Upgrading was a risky move even before this year.
Maybe people will stop buying tickets they don’t intend to use and there will be more available for others.
Did you read the email? They raised the limits on tickets you can purchase to 6. They did that because they need 10C members to buy tickets and in this case, the more they buy the better. The idea of people buying tickets they don’t intend to use is only a problem for fans in markets with high demand where the tickets are worth more than face. The band does not want unsold tickets.
In LA for example, there would just be that many more unsold tickets. I love the 10C. Been a member since 1994 and overall, they do a magnificent job but I also know a lot about ticketing and this year’s process has some real issues.
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While not reading every comment. I’m surprised by the amount of negative ones. I missed out on every show I entered for. Scored 1 show on F2F but had been struggling to get tickets. Yeah it would’ve been nice if these seats were a part of the lottery to begin with, but they weren’t. Tough shit. Tickets opened up and 10c wanted to give us first crack. No reason for them to actually do that, but they did and my girlfriend and I are in both Seattle shows with pretty dang good seats. I’m happy, thank you 10c. Was on the fence about renewal, they got at least another tour out of my membership. Thank you 10c!
There was absolutely a reason to offer them to the 10C. They need to move tickets. The west coast markets are not a hot ticket and promoters hold back many tickets these days to release as premium. In a place like MSG, that will still work but with the market collapsing for the May shows and the shows fast approaching, they need to blow these tickets out. As I said yesterday, for many 10C members who upgraded, they will be eating their original tickets, especially since they can only be sold via F2F. Otherwise, people would drop the price below face value.
Only buy tickets if you intend to use them. The ten club makes this pretty clear. Upgrading was a risky move even before this year.
Maybe people will stop buying tickets they don’t intend to use and there will be more available for others.
Did you read the email? They raised the limits on tickets you can purchase to 6. They did that because they need 10C members to buy tickets and in this case, the more they buy the better. The idea of people buying tickets they don’t intend to use is only a problem for fans in markets with high demand where the tickets are worth more than face. The band does not want unsold tickets.
In LA for example, there would just be that many more unsold tickets. I love the 10C. Been a member since 1994 and overall, they do a magnificent job but I also know a lot about ticketing and this year’s process has some real issues.
I’m addressing your comment that people will be eating their original tickets. Upgrade at your own risk. This is a lesson we learned before this tour.
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While not reading every comment. I’m surprised by the amount of negative ones. I missed out on every show I entered for. Scored 1 show on F2F but had been struggling to get tickets. Yeah it would’ve been nice if these seats were a part of the lottery to begin with, but they weren’t. Tough shit. Tickets opened up and 10c wanted to give us first crack. No reason for them to actually do that, but they did and my girlfriend and I are in both Seattle shows with pretty dang good seats. I’m happy, thank you 10c. Was on the fence about renewal, they got at least another tour out of my membership. Thank you 10c!
There was absolutely a reason to offer them to the 10C. They need to move tickets. The west coast markets are not a hot ticket and promoters hold back many tickets these days to release as premium. In a place like MSG, that will still work but with the market collapsing for the May shows and the shows fast approaching, they need to blow these tickets out. As I said yesterday, for many 10C members who upgraded, they will be eating their original tickets, especially since they can only be sold via F2F. Otherwise, people would drop the price below face value.
Only buy tickets if you intend to use them. The ten club makes this pretty clear. Upgrading was a risky move even before this year.
Maybe people will stop buying tickets they don’t intend to use and there will be more available for others.
Did you read the email? They raised the limits on tickets you can purchase to 6. They did that because they need 10C members to buy tickets and in this case, the more they buy the better. The idea of people buying tickets they don’t intend to use is only a problem for fans in markets with high demand where the tickets are worth more than face. The band does not want unsold tickets.
In LA for example, there would just be that many more unsold tickets. I love the 10C. Been a member since 1994 and overall, they do a magnificent job but I also know a lot about ticketing and this year’s process has some real issues.
To fans in the east, the bolded part, although accurate, is just a slap in the face. But ok, don’t buy premium. To those that type that on here, you’re basically saying “don’t bother trying to see PJ”
and what does the band do…add two more west coast dates. Those two LA forum dates could have easily been in the NE
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While not reading every comment. I’m surprised by the amount of negative ones. I missed out on every show I entered for. Scored 1 show on F2F but had been struggling to get tickets. Yeah it would’ve been nice if these seats were a part of the lottery to begin with, but they weren’t. Tough shit. Tickets opened up and 10c wanted to give us first crack. No reason for them to actually do that, but they did and my girlfriend and I are in both Seattle shows with pretty dang good seats. I’m happy, thank you 10c. Was on the fence about renewal, they got at least another tour out of my membership. Thank you 10c!
There was absolutely a reason to offer them to the 10C. They need to move tickets. The west coast markets are not a hot ticket and promoters hold back many tickets these days to release as premium. In a place like MSG, that will still work but with the market collapsing for the May shows and the shows fast approaching, they need to blow these tickets out. As I said yesterday, for many 10C members who upgraded, they will be eating their original tickets, especially since they can only be sold via F2F. Otherwise, people would drop the price below face value.
Only buy tickets if you intend to use them. The ten club makes this pretty clear. Upgrading was a risky move even before this year.
Maybe people will stop buying tickets they don’t intend to use and there will be more available for others.
Did you read the email? They raised the limits on tickets you can purchase to 6. They did that because they need 10C members to buy tickets and in this case, the more they buy the better. The idea of people buying tickets they don’t intend to use is only a problem for fans in markets with high demand where the tickets are worth more than face. The band does not want unsold tickets.
In LA for example, there would just be that many more unsold tickets. I love the 10C. Been a member since 1994 and overall, they do a magnificent job but I also know a lot about ticketing and this year’s process has some real issues.
I don’t know a lot about ticketing. I do know that I’ve seen the same issue with another fan club presale — for some reason, only the worst seats are available in the presale. So I’m more inclined to blame TM than 10C for this.
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I imagine the longer this goes on, the more peoples behaviors are going to change. Breaking the decades long habits of buying tickets immediately.
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talk about creating demand by generating FOMO by listing for an absurd price, then drop it a little and then still sell at more than double face. The band is leaving tens of millions of dollars on the table by not satisfying NE demand, and instead doing a Desaster Tour. I wonder if the promoters will ever bring that up to them,,,hey guys you could sellout 20 shows on the east coast for an average price of at least $275, do the math. Ugh.
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2022: San Diego, Sacramento, Las Vegas
and what does the band do…add two more west coast dates. Those two LA forum dates could have easily been in the NE