Camden Fan Club Members/Ticketing

Barely Alive wrote:

I have to say that some of you are real assholes. Some of you are just ignorant and obnoxious and selfish and I'm emabarrassed for you.

It is quite obvious that a bunch of us got stuck in the 10C ticket lines before the show, and that the organization was not the best by far, especially with not being able to tell what line you were in half the time until you were already standing in the wrong one a half hour before you found out or realized. but to compound it even more some of you were unwilling to let anyone switch lines, even if they had clearly been across from you the whole time. What are we 5 yrs old and insist on being the first inline for the school bus every morning? Instead of just cutting someone some slack, a bunch of you got loud and started yelling for someone that I saw in line for more than half hour to go to the back of the line bc you wouldnt let them in bc they didn't see the peice of paper in the window with letters on it corresponding to your last name beforehand.

The was hardly any consideration amongst fans in those lines last night from what I witnessed and I think it's unfortunate. The ones that I really noticed were the typical guys that nobody wants around them at a show, and typical Philly. You know the loud, obnoxious, think your tough kind. I wish I could have even given you a pass bc you might have been drunk, but you weren't. The same type that decided it was necessary to start pushing me out of line with his size and elbowing me as we rounded a corner bc of that concrete flower/plant bed right in front of the ticket windows. Unnecessary. No wonder people get shot over things as meaningless as basketball jerseys there. You can't even let a fellow fan in the right line.

I let people in front of me that were in the wrong line, and I eventually found a reasonable person that let me slide over in front of them and understood that it wasnt going to end the world as a result.

I wish I could have handpicked you idiots to lose your memberships last night just so I wouldnt ever have to be associated in any way again with your kind.
Neanderthals. The Phillies chants were classy too and confirmed what I thought....Philly. I'm from a suburb, and always corect my friends from out of town when they introduce me as being from Philly, or if any of my local friends say we are from Philly if we are out of town. I'm not from Philly and I don't want to be from Philly, because 9 times out of 10 you act like ignorant trash. It's almost cliche how typical and textbook you are.

I look forward to the MSG shows, where the people have a little more class and consideration...ironically enough.

Barely Alive wrote:

Yes, seriously.

This was the first time I have ever had to be in a 10C line as I have always split tix with friends who have better numbers than me, so no, I did not know that the lines were all alphabetical, and by that time I was already more than a half hour in. Once I did realize, it was still confusion anyway because the lines were melding together at somepoint here and there, so chalk that to my ignorance, but innocently enough.

And technically it wasnt like I walked up straight out of the parking lot and tried to cut in the middle of the line. Huge difference. I wasnt the guy that doesnt want to wait in the line of traffic at the turnpike exit and goes all the way to the front and nudges in....I'm the guy mistakenly in the EZ Pass lane that needs to get into a Cash line....you would just make that person have to go through the EZ Pass anyway and get hit with a fine? Yep, you are. You were prob one of the people I was standing by last night if you were there by your attitude.

Bathgate66 wrote:

why do people procrastinate ?

i had my tickets in less than a minute

Tangerine wrote:

Seriously! Since when does getting irritated with assholes have anything to do with being liberal vs. conservative or Democrat vs. Republican?

13PJ13 wrote:

All you had to do was ask. Just walk up to the front of the lines, ask someone, and then take your rightful place.
I was lucky enough to get mine before the lines got too bad, but I stood around for a while after, waiting for some friends, and watched the line develop. I couldn't figure out why people were just blindly getting in line behind other people. There hasn't been a single line for tickets since 2003, I believe. Every time after, it's been split alphabetically with several windows open.