That is bad news for me!!! Not fair for those who were not available for the first night, but are available for the second.
Yeah, pretty unfortunate for people in your scenario, but it's tough to be perfectly fair to everyone. Maybe if they could let anyone enter but be at a lower priority? You probably still wouldn't get tickets though.
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I agree...announce them both at once so we could have made a choice to begin with. I feel like I don't have grounds to complain because I did get reserved seats for night 1, but I would have liked the option to go for night 2 instead. Because I'm traveling from AK , I can not go to any other concerts so did not go for or win any other tickets in the lottery.
It would be great if they would allow a drawing first for anyone who put in for Seattle 1 as their 1st choice (and didn't get tickets), but then beyond that open up a 2nd lottery for anyone with interest in night 2. That way everyone who put in Seattle 1 as 1st choice would get tickets (and those going for GA would probably have great odds) and then everyone else can have a chance at a 2nd show.
Oh well, I guess I will take what I can get but I'll keep my fingers crossed that they open up a lotto to more people for night two to make my airfare worth while!
That is bad news for me!!! Not fair for those who were not available for the first night, but are available for the second.
That does kind of suck under your circumstances. On the flipside if they didn't do it, then anyone could put in for that show regardless of their preferences from the rest of that tour, which could negatively impact people who had listed it as a preference already.
I suppose the problem could of been avoided had the shows been announced in advance?
Yeah, the problem would not exist if they just announced all shows at once.... But dem's de breaks I guess. Sigh. Sure I'll get to the show no matter what - I'm not actually concerned about not going. I'll find a ticket somehow... But it's really great to be in the 10C drawing! It's exciting, and then actually winning is the best feeling! I'm sorry to have to miss out on that, assuming they don't do something completely different for Seattle.... I'm a good sport about these things, but still it's a little disappointing.
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Well it looks like when the announce a second Seattle show, I'll have to line up and try to get tix through TM because I already won 10c tickets for the first show. Kind of sucks no chance for 10c tickets for a second show, but it is what it is and I'm happy to have 10c tickets to the first show. Just means I'll have to take part in a shit show of a TM public sale.
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That is bad news for me!!! Not fair for those who were not available for the first night, but are available for the second.
Bad news for me too. Argh, this sux! Guess I'll have to line up a couple of people to help me man the computers so I can get tix through TM
Yeah, good luck! We'll get in; where there's a will there's a way.
But I do think this rule is a little strange. It makes total sense to prevent those who already have tix for the first night from entering, but I don't understand only allowing those who entered for the first night and didn't win to get in the second draw. Just making it so that those members who don't have tix for the first night can enter makes better sense to me... Just not quite sure what 10C's thinking is on this one. Oh well........ Fucking awesome for those who lost the first draw obviously. Their chances are super high.
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That is bad news for me!!! Not fair for those who were not available for the first night, but are available for the second.
Bad news for me too. Argh, this sux! Guess I'll have to line up a couple of people to help me man the computers so I can get tix through TM
Yeah, good luck! We'll get in; where there's a will there's a way.
But I do think this rule is a little strange. It makes total sense to prevent those who already have tix for the first night from entering, but I don't understand only allowing those who entered for the first night and didn't win to get in the second draw. Just making it so that those members who don't have tix for the first night can enter makes better sense to me... Just not quite sure what 10C's thinking is on this one. Oh well........ Fucking awesome for those who lost the first draw obviously. Their chances are super high.
I'm guessing it's a moderate attempt to honor the previous preferences. It seems a bit complicated to reorder people on the previous preferences, but I think its more fair to give them first dibs? Alot of them (us) did miss out on Seattle tickets, so letting anyone put in for a 2nd show, really circumvents people who put Seattle as 1st/2nd pref and missed out. They're probably not enough tickets to deal with people who missed out on seattle #1, let alone let more people into it?
Was hoping this will be a 10club only show. Being that it will be the last PJ show of the tour & all.
But looks like it'll be the same rules like Worcester 2.
Mh I would also have loved to enter the drawing for the second Seattle show (I'm with PJ_Soul on that, the lottery is exciting), but since I didn't know what I know now (that we could gather the funds to make the trip there) I didn't enter the first time :( It looks like we will be on a canoe trip on the weekend of the public sale, so I'm not sure we will be able to score any tickets. Happy for those who get their chance now, and yeah it's "PJ fan problems", but
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Was hoping this will be a 10club only show. Being that it will be the last PJ show of the tour & all.
But looks like it'll be the same rules like Worcester 2.
Well personally I'm very happy. I picked Seattle reserved seats as number two (behind Vancouver ga, which I won) and lost.
This is great for me as I'll have a chance at night two tickets trough the lottery (if they have one)
I am greatful my girlfriend won night one on her draw so we still have a chance at night two.
Not the fairest way I understand, but we are both huge fans and won multiple shows in the lottery.
Make Seattle II our 7th show this year!
Announce it already!
Funny how it said "due to overwhelming demand" and Boston isn't even sold out fully yet but Seattle and Brooklyn were sold out in mere minutes. Kinda guarantees another show for Seattle (as its the only spot that realistically has a chance besides Boston, and possibly Albany or a second Hartford show.)
Was hoping this will be a 10club only show. Being that it will be the last PJ show of the tour & all.
But looks like it'll be the same rules like Worcester 2.
A 10c only show would be cool, but I don't think it can be pulled off in an Arena show. Ticketmaster has ways of making extra revenue when they control the tickets. They generally have a rule of restricting fan club to 10% of a venue (10c has had moderate success in getting a bit more, but even that's been on the decline). Ticketmaster has a financial interest in getting access to as many tickets as they can. Ticket fees, and selling blocks to brokers gets them extra money.
If PJ wanted to do a 10c only show they'd need to find an independent venue which isn't very easy in the 21st century. There are regions that don't use TM, but there regional ticketing agencies usually have similar rules and processes.
You would need a venue that does its own ticketing or a very small ticketing agency (so close to independant) which rules out most Arenas/Stadiums. Maybe theatres or small arena (like ones use for junior hockey?).
I guess i'm trying to manage expectations. I don't know why people kept thinking there was a snowball's chance in hell Seattle II would be fan club only. The industry doesn't work like that, and there's no way Ticketmaster would allow it.
Was hoping this will be a 10club only show. Being that it will be the last PJ show of the tour & all.
But looks like it'll be the same rules like Worcester 2.
The band doesn't do 10c only shows, silly goose.
Umm...
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Beacon 08
Yea they do! Granted its been a while, they do play 10c only shows sometimes.
Was hoping this will be a 10club only show. Being that it will be the last PJ show of the tour & all.
But looks like it'll be the same rules like Worcester 2.
The band doesn't do 10c only shows, silly goose.
Umm...
Vic 07
Beacon 08
Yea they do! Granted its been a while, they do play 10c only shows sometimes.
My point, exactly: they haven't done it in quite a while. And I agree with Zod, above. The monster ticket agencies would refuse it in large arena settings.
Was hoping this will be a 10club only show. Being that it will be the last PJ show of the tour & all.
But looks like it'll be the same rules like Worcester 2.
The band doesn't do 10c only shows, silly goose.
Umm...
Vic 07
Beacon 08
Yea they do! Granted its been a while, they do play 10c only shows sometimes.
Beacon was open to the public from what I recall
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So as it stands now when they announce the 2nd show i can't enter Lottery because i din't enter for the 1st drawing , i'd have to wait for the GP sale ...
So as it stands now when they announce the 2nd show i can't enter Lottery because i din't enter for the 1st drawing , i'd have to wait for the GP sale ...
Yup, or find a ticket buddy.
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So as it stands now when they announce the 2nd show i can't enter Lottery because i din't enter for the 1st drawing , i'd have to wait for the GP sale ...
Yep! Here's a thought ...
Seeing that they just added a new show after the first lottery was over many day's back (Worcester 2), it kinda sucks & sad if they do add a 2nd Seattle show on Dec 7th, and not Dec 5th if the rules are applied like Worcester. I say this cause if they do play on Dec 7th, it would be PJ's last USA show of '13. Many of us picked Seattle as our first choice to see PJ close the tour during the lottery. The date was for Dec 6th. Now for those who scored 10club tickets to PJ's last show via lottery (Dec 6th), are now not gonna see PJ close the tour with their 10club tickets.
For Seattle, their home town, I'm hoping 10club are able to secure 2X's plus the amount of 10club seats to the 2nd added PJ show & able to let the folks who entered the first lottery a chance for tickets, if Dec 7th is their last show of the North American Tour.
So as it stands now when they announce the 2nd show i can't enter Lottery because i din't enter for the 1st drawing , i'd have to wait for the GP sale ...
Yup, or find a ticket buddy.
I wish but i don't have tickets to any other West coast shows to trade ..
Yes it was. In fact, the Beacon show was the exact opposite of a Fan Club only show. From what I recall there were NO TEN CLUB TICKETS for this show at all.
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So as it stands now when they announce the 2nd show i can't enter Lottery because i din't enter for the 1st drawing , i'd have to wait for the GP sale ...
Yep! Here's a thought ...
Seeing that they just added a new show after the first lottery was over many day's back (Worcester 2), it kinda sucks & sad if they do add a 2nd Seattle show on Dec 7th, and not Dec 5th if the rules are applied like Worcester. I say this cause if they do play on Dec 7th, it would be PJ's last USA show of '13. Many of us picked Seattle as our first choice to see PJ close the tour during the lottery. The date was for Dec 6th. Now for those who scored 10club tickets to PJ's last show via lottery (Dec 6th), are now not gonna see PJ close the tour with their 10club tickets.
For Seattle, their home town, I'm hoping 10club are able to secure 2X's plus the amount of 10club seats to the 2nd added PJ show & able to let the folks who entered the first lottery a chance for tickets, if Dec 7th is their last show of the North American Tour.
Nice thoughts but i doubt 10C will be thinking along the same lines as you D , But i agree it would be super if they did we can only hope
So as it stands now when they announce the 2nd show i can't enter Lottery because i din't enter for the 1st drawing , i'd have to wait for the GP sale ...
Yep! Here's a thought ...
Seeing that they just added a new show after the first lottery was over many day's back (Worcester 2), it kinda sucks & sad if they do add a 2nd Seattle show on Dec 7th, and not Dec 5th if the rules are applied like Worcester. I say this cause if they do play on Dec 7th, it would be PJ's last USA show of '13. Many of us picked Seattle as our first choice to see PJ close the tour during the lottery. The date was for Dec 6th. Now for those who scored 10club tickets to PJ's last show via lottery (Dec 6th), are now not gonna see PJ close the tour with their 10club tickets.
For Seattle, their home town, I'm hoping 10club are able to secure 2X's plus the amount of 10club seats to the 2nd added PJ show & able to let the folks who entered the first lottery a chance for tickets, if Dec 7th is their last show of the North American Tour.
I lost out on the lottery even though I picked Seattle as my 1st and 2nd Priority, so I may be a little biased in saying I would prefer it if they announced the second show for a day after December 6th and let it be available only to Ten Clubbers who lost out on the first show, because I worry too many people who already got tickets the first time around will end up with the second show and the same Ten Clubbers who got shut out the first time will get shut out again.
In 2011 I was able to snag Eddie Vedder solo tickets to his Seattle show when there was only one scheduled. Needless to say, they sold out quick and many Ten Clubbers missed out. They announced a second show, and only allowed Ten Clubbers who missed out on the first show to buy tickets to the second show. What ended up happening is while I felt I went to an incredible concert, I missed out on many great Pearl Jam songs that Ed only chose to play on the second day. I instantly regretted not swapping my tickets in exchange for the second show. So I can relate to why you'd want to go to a second show as well and want access to tickets to both shows. I just don't think they will provide that sort of access, though.
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So as it stands now when they announce the 2nd show i can't enter Lottery because i din't enter for the 1st drawing , i'd have to wait for the GP sale ...
Yup, or find a ticket buddy.
I wish but i don't have tickets to any other West coast shows to trade ..
You don't have to trade necessarily. People will just take face value in cash. People who are coming in for shows alone sometimes do this.
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"A second Worcester show has been added to the Fall 2013 North American Tour and is scheduled to take place on October 16th.
A Ten Club ticket drawing will be held for members who entered the drawing for the Oct 15th Worcester show, but were not selected for tickets. Members that fall into this category must be active as of yesterday July 29th, for a chance to purchase pre-sale tickets to this show.For your convenience you have 1 full week from today to enter before names are drawn. This drawing entry period opens today, July 30th and closes Tuesday August 6th at 10am PT. Names will not be drawn until Tuesday August 6th .
Eligibility:
Only members who entered the drawing for the first Oct 15th Worcester show and whose names were not selected for either GA or Reserved tickets are eligible for this drawing. Members who fall into this category but whose memberships are expired are not eligible for this drawing. Members active as of Monday, July 29th are eligible for this ticket drawing. New memberships and membership renewals purchased after that date are not considered eligible for this ticket drawing pre-sale. Members who already have Ten Club tickets for the Worcester Oct 15th date are not eligible."
My guess is Seattle 2 may be the same as this.
Unless it is a fan club show
I am assuming I did not receive this email from 10c because I did not try for tix for the Worcester show (???)
Just curious - thanks very much for posting!
So as it stands now when they announce the 2nd show i can't enter Lottery because i din't enter for the 1st drawing , i'd have to wait for the GP sale ...
Yep! Here's a thought ...
Seeing that they just added a new show after the first lottery was over many day's back (Worcester 2), it kinda sucks & sad if they do add a 2nd Seattle show on Dec 7th, and not Dec 5th if the rules are applied like Worcester. I say this cause if they do play on Dec 7th, it would be PJ's last USA show of '13. Many of us picked Seattle as our first choice to see PJ close the tour during the lottery. The date was for Dec 6th. Now for those who scored 10club tickets to PJ's last show via lottery (Dec 6th), are now not gonna see PJ close the tour with their 10club tickets.
For Seattle, their home town, I'm hoping 10club are able to secure 2X's plus the amount of 10club seats to the 2nd added PJ show & able to let the folks who entered the first lottery a chance for tickets, if Dec 7th is their last show of the North American Tour.
I lost out on the lottery even though I picked Seattle as my 1st and 2nd Priority, so I may be a little biased in saying I would prefer it if they announced the second show for a day after December 6th and let it be available only to Ten Clubbers who lost out on the first show, because I worry too many people who already got tickets the first time around will end up with the second show and the same Ten Clubbers who got shut out the first time will get shut out again.
In 2011 I was able to snag Eddie Vedder solo tickets to his Seattle show when there was only one scheduled. Needless to say, they sold out quick and many Ten Clubbers missed out. They announced a second show, and only allowed Ten Clubbers who missed out on the first show to buy tickets to the second show. What ended up happening is while I felt I went to an incredible concert, I missed out on many great Pearl Jam songs that Ed only chose to play on the second day. I instantly regretted not swapping my tickets in exchange for the second show. So I can relate to why you'd want to go to a second show as well and want access to tickets to both shows. I just don't think they will provide that sort of access, though.
I don't think there is any way they'd allow those who won for Seattle 1 get into the lotto for Seattle 2. The whole point of their lottery system is to allow as many people as possible to see at least one show. Even if there had been a second Seattle show originally, none of us would have been able to win tix to both shows, so they're not about to start doing that now. And if it had originally been announced, just about EVERYONE would have put Seattle 2 as their first priority, and the majority of people wouldn't have gotten it anyway, so really no harm no foul as far as the people already with Seattle 1 tix go. Obviously, because I am biased, I'm sad I can't enter, having not tried for Seattle 1. So the winners of Seattle 1 score because they get a show. The losers of Seattle 1 score because they get a super good shot at a show. Yet I remain screwed. Kind of sucks.
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"A second Worcester show has been added to the Fall 2013 North American Tour and is scheduled to take place on October 16th.
A Ten Club ticket drawing will be held for members who entered the drawing for the Oct 15th Worcester show, but were not selected for tickets. Members that fall into this category must be active as of yesterday July 29th, for a chance to purchase pre-sale tickets to this show.For your convenience you have 1 full week from today to enter before names are drawn. This drawing entry period opens today, July 30th and closes Tuesday August 6th at 10am PT. Names will not be drawn until Tuesday August 6th .
Eligibility:
Only members who entered the drawing for the first Oct 15th Worcester show and whose names were not selected for either GA or Reserved tickets are eligible for this drawing. Members who fall into this category but whose memberships are expired are not eligible for this drawing. Members active as of Monday, July 29th are eligible for this ticket drawing. New memberships and membership renewals purchased after that date are not considered eligible for this ticket drawing pre-sale. Members who already have Ten Club tickets for the Worcester Oct 15th date are not eligible."
My guess is Seattle 2 may be the same as this.
Unless it is a fan club show
I am assuming I did not receive this email from 10c because I did not try for tix for the Worcester show (???)
Just curious - thanks very much for posting!
Yes it was. In fact, the Beacon show was the exact opposite of a Fan Club only show. From what I recall there were NO TEN CLUB TICKETS for this show at all.
Yes it was. In fact, the Beacon show was the exact opposite of a Fan Club only show. From what I recall there were NO TEN CLUB TICKETS for this show at all.
Should be people who got shut out of night one as 1 or 2 priority. After that they should be residents ofnwashinton..if they have remaining tickets left it should go buy people who stayed within their states. Meaning, they were not greedy
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It would be great if they would allow a drawing first for anyone who put in for Seattle 1 as their 1st choice (and didn't get tickets), but then beyond that open up a 2nd lottery for anyone with interest in night 2. That way everyone who put in Seattle 1 as 1st choice would get tickets (and those going for GA would probably have great odds) and then everyone else can have a chance at a 2nd show.
Oh well, I guess I will take what I can get but I'll keep my fingers crossed that they open up a lotto to more people for night two to make my airfare worth while!
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But I do think this rule is a little strange. It makes total sense to prevent those who already have tix for the first night from entering, but I don't understand only allowing those who entered for the first night and didn't win to get in the second draw. Just making it so that those members who don't have tix for the first night can enter makes better sense to me... Just not quite sure what 10C's thinking is on this one. Oh well........ Fucking awesome for those who lost the first draw obviously. Their chances are super high.
I'm guessing it's a moderate attempt to honor the previous preferences. It seems a bit complicated to reorder people on the previous preferences, but I think its more fair to give them first dibs? Alot of them (us) did miss out on Seattle tickets, so letting anyone put in for a 2nd show, really circumvents people who put Seattle as 1st/2nd pref and missed out. They're probably not enough tickets to deal with people who missed out on seattle #1, let alone let more people into it?
But looks like it'll be the same rules like Worcester 2.
The band doesn't do 10c only shows, silly goose.
This is great for me as I'll have a chance at night two tickets trough the lottery (if they have one)
I am greatful my girlfriend won night one on her draw so we still have a chance at night two.
Not the fairest way I understand, but we are both huge fans and won multiple shows in the lottery.
Make Seattle II our 7th show this year!
Announce it already!
Funny how it said "due to overwhelming demand" and Boston isn't even sold out fully yet but Seattle and Brooklyn were sold out in mere minutes. Kinda guarantees another show for Seattle (as its the only spot that realistically has a chance besides Boston, and possibly Albany or a second Hartford show.)
A 10c only show would be cool, but I don't think it can be pulled off in an Arena show. Ticketmaster has ways of making extra revenue when they control the tickets. They generally have a rule of restricting fan club to 10% of a venue (10c has had moderate success in getting a bit more, but even that's been on the decline). Ticketmaster has a financial interest in getting access to as many tickets as they can. Ticket fees, and selling blocks to brokers gets them extra money.
If PJ wanted to do a 10c only show they'd need to find an independent venue which isn't very easy in the 21st century. There are regions that don't use TM, but there regional ticketing agencies usually have similar rules and processes.
You would need a venue that does its own ticketing or a very small ticketing agency (so close to independant) which rules out most Arenas/Stadiums. Maybe theatres or small arena (like ones use for junior hockey?).
I guess i'm trying to manage expectations. I don't know why people kept thinking there was a snowball's chance in hell Seattle II would be fan club only. The industry doesn't work like that, and there's no way Ticketmaster would allow it.
Umm...
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Beacon 08
Yea they do! Granted its been a while, they do play 10c only shows sometimes.
My point, exactly: they haven't done it in quite a while. And I agree with Zod, above. The monster ticket agencies would refuse it in large arena settings.
Beacon was open to the public from what I recall
Yep! Here's a thought ...
Seeing that they just added a new show after the first lottery was over many day's back (Worcester 2), it kinda sucks & sad if they do add a 2nd Seattle show on Dec 7th, and not Dec 5th if the rules are applied like Worcester. I say this cause if they do play on Dec 7th, it would be PJ's last USA show of '13. Many of us picked Seattle as our first choice to see PJ close the tour during the lottery. The date was for Dec 6th. Now for those who scored 10club tickets to PJ's last show via lottery (Dec 6th), are now not gonna see PJ close the tour with their 10club tickets.
For Seattle, their home town, I'm hoping 10club are able to secure 2X's plus the amount of 10club seats to the 2nd added PJ show & able to let the folks who entered the first lottery a chance for tickets, if Dec 7th is their last show of the North American Tour.
I wish but i don't have tickets to any other West coast shows to trade ..
Nice thoughts but i doubt 10C will be thinking along the same lines as you D , But i agree it would be super if they did we can only hope
I lost out on the lottery even though I picked Seattle as my 1st and 2nd Priority, so I may be a little biased in saying I would prefer it if they announced the second show for a day after December 6th and let it be available only to Ten Clubbers who lost out on the first show, because I worry too many people who already got tickets the first time around will end up with the second show and the same Ten Clubbers who got shut out the first time will get shut out again.
In 2011 I was able to snag Eddie Vedder solo tickets to his Seattle show when there was only one scheduled. Needless to say, they sold out quick and many Ten Clubbers missed out. They announced a second show, and only allowed Ten Clubbers who missed out on the first show to buy tickets to the second show. What ended up happening is while I felt I went to an incredible concert, I missed out on many great Pearl Jam songs that Ed only chose to play on the second day. I instantly regretted not swapping my tickets in exchange for the second show. So I can relate to why you'd want to go to a second show as well and want access to tickets to both shows. I just don't think they will provide that sort of access, though.
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I am assuming I did not receive this email from 10c because I did not try for tix for the Worcester show (???)
Just curious - thanks very much for posting!
yep ..
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My mistake... Was the beacon a surprise show or a last minute show? I remember it was a big deal when it was announced.
Is this the show with really big ticket prices because of donations?
Wasn't there a fan club only show in 2006 in NY?