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Priority Question? Read & Understand Rules, But Want Opinion
So there are obviously 3 seating options to choose for the Wrigley Field show and per the ticketing rules for priority choices, they first randomly choose from the pool of people who made that choice their first option, then if tickets are left go to those who made that choice their second option, then if tickets left go to those who chose as their third option.
So I know how the rules work, but that doesn't help me decide what I want to make my first option. In a perfect world, I would make the GA/floor tickets my first option and win them. But in reality, I would assume that is going to be most peoples first choice, so harder to win. Then if I don't win, I don't want to risk not getting lower bowl seats because I had lower bowl as my 2nd option, and they go through all those who made lower bowl their 1st option.
Then the amount of seats available in each seat choice/section also plays into it.
I guess my question is, what seat choice/section do you guys think will have the most tickets available? Right now I have Lower Bowl as option 1, GA/Floor as option 2 and Upper Bowl as option 3. Thought being, that I have a better chance to get Lower Bowl because most will try first for GA/Floor, when they go to my second option (GA/Floor) they'll all be gone, so then I still have a shot at Upper Bowl which I'm guessing has the most seats.
Does this logic make sense to you guys? Considering I want to at least get lowers? Or do you think I have a better shot of making GA/Floor my first choice because they can pack a lot of people on the field? I'm driving myself nuts thinking about this.
At the end of the day I just want to get in the door, so I hope I'm lucky enough to do that, but I want to also give myself the best chances to have good seats.
Thoughts?
So I know how the rules work, but that doesn't help me decide what I want to make my first option. In a perfect world, I would make the GA/floor tickets my first option and win them. But in reality, I would assume that is going to be most peoples first choice, so harder to win. Then if I don't win, I don't want to risk not getting lower bowl seats because I had lower bowl as my 2nd option, and they go through all those who made lower bowl their 1st option.
Then the amount of seats available in each seat choice/section also plays into it.
I guess my question is, what seat choice/section do you guys think will have the most tickets available? Right now I have Lower Bowl as option 1, GA/Floor as option 2 and Upper Bowl as option 3. Thought being, that I have a better chance to get Lower Bowl because most will try first for GA/Floor, when they go to my second option (GA/Floor) they'll all be gone, so then I still have a shot at Upper Bowl which I'm guessing has the most seats.
Does this logic make sense to you guys? Considering I want to at least get lowers? Or do you think I have a better shot of making GA/Floor my first choice because they can pack a lot of people on the field? I'm driving myself nuts thinking about this.
At the end of the day I just want to get in the door, so I hope I'm lucky enough to do that, but I want to also give myself the best chances to have good seats.
Thoughts?
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Detroit, MI - 10/16/14
Lexington, KY - 4/26/16
Manchester, TN - 6/11/16
Chicago, IL - 8/18/18
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(EV Solo) Tempe, AZ - 3/2/19
Los Angeles, CA - 4/15/20
Los Angeles, CA - 4/16/20
Cleveland, OH - 4/25/03
Cleveland, OH - 5/20/06
Cleveland, OH - 5/9/10
(EV Solo) Detroit, MI - 6/26/11
East Troy, WI - 9/3/11
East Troy, WI - 9/4/11
Chicago, IL - 7/19/13
Shitsburgh, PA - 10/11/13
Los Angeles, CA - 11/23/13
Los Angeles, CA - 11/23/13
Detroit, MI - 10/16/14
Lexington, KY - 4/26/16
Manchester, TN - 6/11/16
Chicago, IL - 8/18/18
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(EV Solo) Tempe, AZ - 3/2/19
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I think you will be in the door- your selections look fine
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Cleveland, OH - 4/25/03
Cleveland, OH - 5/20/06
Cleveland, OH - 5/9/10
(EV Solo) Detroit, MI - 6/26/11
East Troy, WI - 9/3/11
East Troy, WI - 9/4/11
Chicago, IL - 7/19/13
Shitsburgh, PA - 10/11/13
Los Angeles, CA - 11/23/13
Los Angeles, CA - 11/23/13
Detroit, MI - 10/16/14
Lexington, KY - 4/26/16
Manchester, TN - 6/11/16
Chicago, IL - 8/18/18
Chicago, IL - 8/20/18
(EV Solo) Tempe, AZ - 3/2/19
Los Angeles, CA - 4/15/20
Los Angeles, CA - 4/16/20
i think if you want to ensure you are in teh lower bowl, you are going with a conservative route. i would agree, most will put GA as their first option...so you should have a solid chance at scoring your lower level/field resererved seats.
it's a good strategy if you are ok with knowing you won't get GA.
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If you want GA seats, then go for them. If GA is only for the 10C, then you aren't going to have another chance to get them except through the lottery.
You will be able to get reserved seats from the public sale or other sellers.
That's what I did.
Hey Speedy, want to re-live the PJ20 show and watch the show from the parking lot...or in this case...3 blocks away?
We couldnt hear a fucking thing.
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Making the trip SuMay?
nice.
I've gotta think on this... really want to go, but "fall tour" makes me want to hold out for the gorge...
I think there's going to be a long debate at my kitchen table tonight... :oops:
That's true, while technically "closer", the sound sucked ass in those awesome 10 club seats!
The second night it was either watch the stage (the band looked like f'n ants from where we were) or the screens. Nothing beats spending $90 or whatever the hell it was to watch TV! :fp:
I am going through the exact same arguments with myself but have decided to take the advice with others in this this thread and just list in order of my preference.
As to the logic, the only flaw (IMO) is this.... if you are putting the floor second because you don't like your chances with it as your first, then you might as well put it third. I.e. if the very reason to make it second is because it will be tough to get as choice one, then it certainly won't be there when those that put it as choice two get tossed in to the mix as all of those that had it as choice one will have already gobbled it up.
I would just put the GA 1 if that is what you really want, and hope for the best.
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I'm estimating 1,000 GA tickets, total, so 500 pairs. And 10,000 entries? Am I way way off?
How so? They can get tickets through the drawing or public sale?
I one of those probably flying to the show but don't hold up high hopes of getting good seats.
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Adel 03 Melb 1 03 LA 2 06 Santa Barbara 06 Gorge 1 06 Gorge 2 06 Adel 1 06 Adel 2 06 Camden 1 08 Camden 2 08 Washington DC 08 Hartford 08
The pictures look like there's room for more than 1,000 down there.
As this is not a ticketmaster event that may limit the amount of fan club seats, I don't know if anyone can give you an accurate answer
I'm flying too, but I got high expectations, however naive I may be lol. If I miss out on Tenclub seats I'll try the public sale and then stubhub if need be. I got family in Chicago, so it's great opportunity to make this work.
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I love my 10C number more than I love highways . . . actually, that's not true . . . but I'm so happy I joined in 1993.
It's worth my time to try for a seat if I can have my 10C number be part of the equation. Otherwise, eh, maybe when they are near DC
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It looks like the GA will be directly in front of the stage, in front of the reserved seating on the field. In the reserved seating for the field/lower bowl, I think your 10c # would apply.
Yeah...if you get pulled for either of the two seated sections, they will be allocated by seniority. Anywhere in GA will be closer, though. And GA is super fun.
So should i go with GA for Chicago as number 1 and risk not getting to the London show?