10C keep this rule in place for 09 USA SHOWS .
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Reserved tickets are allocated by seniority ... yeah i said it let the fun begin ..
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SMELL YER MA!
as long as i get one of your tickets, i'm good with this
In general, I like the lottery. The problem is that I think there are hundreds of people out there who have signed up for the 10C in the past year just to "hit the lottery" ... and I am betting that there are many scalpers in that group. This also makes it harder for long time members, like you and me, to get tickets in the first place, never mind that it pushed us back a few rows.
I don't have the solution ... I just see big problems if they just continue to have the lottery system in place as was in '08.
i also don't know what a fair solution would be...
Eddie Vedder solo: 2008 - Boston night 1 & 2 || 2009 - Albany, NY night 1 & 2 || 2011 - Hartford, CT, Boston, MA
Before they opened the flood gates in '03, you could get fan club seats to one show only. That seems like a fair solution to both parties involved.
Of course, it's more profitable the way they do it now.
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if you really want to go back to the 'good old days' of the fanclub.....one show per tour AND NO SENIORITY...since it didn't exist until 2000.
hahahahahahahahahaha.
anyhooo, i'm game for whatever 10c decides to do, just keep offering up 10c tix! i thought last tour was awesome - seniority overall, a couple of random rows mixed in, fun for all! however....it's all good......
jose is simply a shit-stirrer.........;)
btw - in all seriousness...i do not see, at all, how a few random rows would possibly increase scalping? seriously. the 10c member must go to pick up the ticket in person, the day of the show. he/she also will have NO idea where the seats will be until the day of the show. would be a LOT of commitment to actually show up at a venue day of to make some extra $$$...and besides which, HOW do you market the seats when you don';t know where they are located? just sayin'....
i understand all sorts of people have all sorts of reasons for being for/against any systems....and not all for selfish reasons either. so whatever. the 10c will do what they 10c will do. it's cool......
Let's just breathe...
I am myself like you somehow
No F-ing way will that ever happen again.
I go with the lottery...I am sure some old timers are sick of seeing the band front row and wouldn't mind giving someone else a shot at it...
Something other bands are moving towards to try to alleviate some of the scalping is that if you're in certain rows for the show (ie. fan club seats) you can only pick up your tickets at the venue two hours before the show. I've encountered this for AC/DC in August and let me tell you that there is no way I would go to downtown Vancouver to pick up my tickets two hours before the show just to turn around and sell them.
As someone with a high membership number, I say it's not fair to those of you who have been loyal club members for years to get screwed over in a lottery system. I don't care about sitting really close, just to be assured of a ticket to get in would be enough for me. Don't care if I'm in the back row . . . just don't leave me at the mercy of Ticket Bastard!
08 was great and fair
everyone had a chance to be upfront and seniority was more or less left intact
if it aint broke dont fix it
exactly!
honestly, i have truly loved how since the get-go....10c has changed, always striving for imporvements, for the greater good of all fans. to me, that's what a fan club is all about.
Let's just breathe...
I am myself like you somehow
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. . . but then you'd have to deal with the whiners whose methods weren't chosen
9/29/04 Boston, 6/28/08 Mansfield, 8/23/09 Chicago, 5/15/10 Hartford
5/17/10 Boston, 10/15/13 Worcester, 10/16/13 Worcester, 10/25/13 Hartford
8/5/16 Fenway, 8/7/16 Fenway
EV Solo: 6/16/11 Boston, 6/18/11 Hartford,
Eddie Vedder solo: 2008 - Boston night 1 & 2 || 2009 - Albany, NY night 1 & 2 || 2011 - Hartford, CT, Boston, MA
Howabout a GA show?
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first of all I'm so sick of the "I've been in the fan club for xx years so i deserve to have a better concert experience than all of you" bullshit!!........FUCK YOU AND YOUR 3 DIGIT 10c # !!! this elitist, arrogant, condescending sense of entitlement mentality pisses me the fuck off!!!!!!!!!!
I have loved this band just as long as most of you..I just didn't get into seeing them live till 5 years ago..so you think being in the fan club before me makes you special and you should sit up front for ever? FU !! Then 10c tries to share a piece of the love with a lotto for 4 stinking rows and i had to come on here and see you "veteran club members" bitch and moan about it? FU !! that shit put a bunch of you in a very ugly light !!
funny how we consider ourselves a close knit community....till someone has to sit a couple rows further back at a show. :evil: :evil:
ok.....I'm done
wait.....fuck ticket limitations!! if i want to go to every show that's my Biz!! PJ plays in venues that hold 10s of thousands of people so using the Ed solo rules wouldn't make sense..and you won't see it!PERIOD!!.....guaranteed!!
it's safe to say that you stirred it quite well, Breed.
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have a great day ...
You sure about that? 10-C gets the tickets from Ticketmaster/LiveNation/venue and then sells them to us, for a significantly (@ $20 a pair) lower cost than Ticketmaster/LiveNation/venue, since there are fewer fees.
I have a hard time believing they're able to buy the tickets for much lower than they sell them to us, if at all. To the extent they make a profit, I'm thinking it's in membership fees since many of us stay in the club for tickets. But to me that seems fair to all involved.
As for the row 1-2 and 9-10 lottery, I think it strikes the right balance of rewarding seniority, giving everyone a shot at great seats, and thwarting scalpers.
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what specifically is your issue with the most current system in which 4 rows are decided by a lottery?
don't you think the band feeds off of the new/added energy in the front row, especially when compared to the same old faces (and please don't feed me any ****shit that those pioneers get as excited hearing even flow, jeremy, or corduroy for the nth time)
hell no!
lame show-offs