Livenation or Ticket.com

nfaulk71
nfaulk71 Posts: 5
edited February 2013 in The Porch
Who is selling the tickets for Wrigley? Livenation or Tickets.com.
I can't find info listed on either site.
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  • ewokpelts
    ewokpelts Posts: 730
    nfaulk71 wrote:
    Who is selling the tickets for Wrigley? Livenation or Tickets.com.
    I can't find info listed on either site.
    livenation is the promoter. tickets.com is the ticketing agent. i suspect you wont see anything on eithe rsite til saturday. your best bet is www.cubs.com
  • Red Mosquito75
    Red Mosquito75 Moline IL Posts: 1,038
    I was confused by this also. So we will have to go to Cubs website or tickets.com to get tickets. I guess no ticketmaster or live nation then. I wish something was on the ticket agency cocnerning this show
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  • nfaulk71
    nfaulk71 Posts: 5
    Thats why I am confused as well, you would think they might have something on their site that says " the tix go on sale on this date at this time!! But nothing
  • RE4790
    RE4790 Posts: 826
    Bum for this. Where are the links to the sale? I see nothing on cubs.com, tickets.com, or TM/LN sites.
  • Red Mosquito75
    Red Mosquito75 Moline IL Posts: 1,038
    yeah I could use some more info
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  • Five_Hole
    Five_Hole Posts: 93
    I posted this in another thread, but Tickets.com is where you want to go. They won't put the info up until just before the on sale Saturday. Not sure why they do it this way but it has been like that for every concert at Wrigley.
  • RiotZact
    RiotZact Posts: 6,300
    Not sure if this is a stupid question but what does "10am local time" mean? That's the only info I've heard and it's from the ten club, so 10c local time? my local time? tickets.com local time? Chicago local time?
  • ewokpelts
    ewokpelts Posts: 730
    RiotZact wrote:
    Not sure if this is a stupid question but what does "10am local time" mean? That's the only info I've heard and it's from the ten club, so 10c local time? my local time? tickets.com local time? Chicago local time?
    local time is central time zone.
  • RiotZact
    RiotZact Posts: 6,300
    ewokpelts wrote:
    RiotZact wrote:
    Not sure if this is a stupid question but what does "10am local time" mean? That's the only info I've heard and it's from the ten club, so 10c local time? my local time? tickets.com local time? Chicago local time?
    local time is central time zone.

    Cool thanks!
  • kasedoug
    kasedoug The Golden State Posts: 3,063
    Wish it was Live Nation. Got my hopes up when I saw they were promoting it since I'm always building up LN credit in their app and I'm almost at a $40 certificate.
  • RE4790
    RE4790 Posts: 826
    kasedoug wrote:
    Wish it was Live Nation. Got my hopes up when I saw they were promoting it since I'm always building up LN credit in their app and I'm almost at a $40 certificate.

    I also don't think Live Nation uses the "waiting rooms" (independent ticket purchasing queues to reduce system load) like spawns of mlb.com and tickets.com use.
  • ewokpelts
    ewokpelts Posts: 730
    RE4790 wrote:
    kasedoug wrote:
    Wish it was Live Nation. Got my hopes up when I saw they were promoting it since I'm always building up LN credit in their app and I'm almost at a $40 certificate.

    I also don't think Live Nation uses the "waiting rooms" (independent ticket purchasing queues to reduce system load) like spawns of mlb.com and tickets.com use.
    yeah but livenation is ticketmaster.
  • RE4790
    RE4790 Posts: 826
    ewokpelts wrote:
    RE4790 wrote:
    kasedoug wrote:
    Wish it was Live Nation. Got my hopes up when I saw they were promoting it since I'm always building up LN credit in their app and I'm almost at a $40 certificate.

    I also don't think Live Nation uses the "waiting rooms" (independent ticket purchasing queues to reduce system load) like spawns of mlb.com and tickets.com use.
    yeah but livenation is ticketmaster.

    Then its a good thing its not 1995 anymore.
  • Champagne Breakfast
    Champagne Breakfast Posts: 1,526
    I believe the reason for this is tickets.com is the official ticketing partner of Major League Baseball. In fact, Tickets.com is owned by MLB. Therefore, the majority of tickets sold to most MLB stadium public event is managed through tickets.com and LN promotes and produces the show.
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