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But I think for some horrible prices. Was in Zurich 2 years ago on a concert and beer at the gig was about 10 Euro. In Germany You pay between 4 and 5 Euro at the concert for a beer.cloudsnmars said:=)Another good thing about Zurich , at the Oerlikon station (the stop for Hallenstadion) There is a ‘Beers of the World ‘ which has a phenomenal selection of craft beers to cradle for the walk to Hallenstadion
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Its not as bad as in the US. At madison Garden and Alpine Valley it was 13 dollars for a beer. At Ohana festival it was 16 dollars last year if I remember right.binaural2002 said:
But I think for some horrible prices. Was in Zurich 2 years ago on a concert and beer at the gig was about 10 Euro. In Germany You pay between 4 and 5 Euro at the concert for a beer.cloudsnmars said:=)Another good thing about Zurich , at the Oerlikon station (the stop for Hallenstadion) There is a ‘Beers of the World ‘ which has a phenomenal selection of craft beers to cradle for the walk to Hallenstadion
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F***ing prices! So, it seems to be good to go to a german concert. If You want to drink one or several beers ...SpinTheBlackCircle74 said:
Its not as bad as in the US. At madison Garden and Alpine Valley it was 13 dollars for a beer. At Ohana festival it was 16 dollars last year if I remember right.binaural2002 said:
But I think for some horrible prices. Was in Zurich 2 years ago on a concert and beer at the gig was about 10 Euro. In Germany You pay between 4 and 5 Euro at the concert for a beer.cloudsnmars said:=)Another good thing about Zurich , at the Oerlikon station (the stop for Hallenstadion) There is a ‘Beers of the World ‘ which has a phenomenal selection of craft beers to cradle for the walk to Hallenstadion
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Great! Thank you!one_stone said:
I have done that (selling my spare to fellow fans for face value) for about 10 - 15 shows over the last 15 years and have always found somebody who bought it. The demand in Vienna is not as high as Amsterdam for instance but for the last show in 2014 I also found someone who was very happy to buy it.Virtute_the_cat said:
That looks tempting! Can you tell from experience - in case I´d win GA-tickets for Vienna (according to the odds that should work out), is there usually high enough demand to find a buyer the second one? I might not have a ticket buddy, and this a lot of money that I don´t want to be left with.
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Τι τιμή το βρήκες τελικά?23scidoo said:
Will be so much fun!!Micheyb21 said:
Pearl Jam plane! See you on there and thanks so much Dimi definitely beers for you 🍻dannyfletcher said:Only 6 seats left on the Krakow to Budapest flight guys.
You flight to Krakow from Athens??..12 morning??"...Dimitri...He talks to me...'.."The Ghost of Greece..".
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The place i was refering to is a shop where the beers are between 2-8chf ( depending on where they are from... the most ive ever paid at a gig in ZH is 8 chf ( 7euros ) and that was for Brooklyn Lager...( this year at Alice in Chains) ... beers at the supermarket are cheap though as they have lowish tax on alcohol... 10euros does seem steep though, was this at Hallenstadion??binaural2002 said:
But I think for some horrible prices. Was in Zurich 2 years ago on a concert and beer at the gig was about 10 Euro. In Germany You pay between 4 and 5 Euro at the concert for a beer.cloudsnmars said:=)Another good thing about Zurich , at the Oerlikon station (the stop for Hallenstadion) There is a ‘Beers of the World ‘ which has a phenomenal selection of craft beers to cradle for the walk to Hallenstadion
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agree. not even in geneva or montreux a beer is 10 euros.cloudsnmars said:
The place i was refering to is a shop where the beers are between 2-8chf ( depending on where they are from... the most ive ever paid at a gig in ZH is 8 chf ( 7euros ) and that was for Brooklyn Lager...( this year at Alice in Chains) ... beers at the supermarket are cheap though as they have lowish tax on alcohol... 10euros does seem steep though, was this at Hallenstadion??binaural2002 said:
But I think for some horrible prices. Was in Zurich 2 years ago on a concert and beer at the gig was about 10 Euro. In Germany You pay between 4 and 5 Euro at the concert for a beer.cloudsnmars said:=)Another good thing about Zurich , at the Oerlikon station (the stop for Hallenstadion) There is a ‘Beers of the World ‘ which has a phenomenal selection of craft beers to cradle for the walk to Hallenstadion
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always pay in swiss francs as they charge more if you pay in euro. the change will always be in swiss francs.
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Wouldn't sign that. Nowadays it's more like 6-7 Euro. And I think the prices still going up.binaural2002 said:
But I think for some horrible prices. Was in Zurich 2 years ago on a concert and beer at the gig was about 10 Euro. In Germany You pay between 4 and 5 Euro at the concert for a beer.cloudsnmars said:=)Another good thing about Zurich , at the Oerlikon station (the stop for Hallenstadion) There is a ‘Beers of the World ‘ which has a phenomenal selection of craft beers to cradle for the walk to Hallenstadion
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I correct, it was 10 CHF = 9 Euro for a beer, was at Xavier Rudd gig at x-tra. Maybe it was a "Erdinger Weizen". I don't know anymore. Too expensive for me. I drank a beer at the hotel for 5 after the gig.colonel cool said:
agree. not even in geneva or montreux a beer is 10 euros.cloudsnmars said:
The place i was refering to is a shop where the beers are between 2-8chf ( depending on where they are from... the most ive ever paid at a gig in ZH is 8 chf ( 7euros ) and that was for Brooklyn Lager...( this year at Alice in Chains) ... beers at the supermarket are cheap though as they have lowish tax on alcohol... 10euros does seem steep though, was this at Hallenstadion??binaural2002 said:
But I think for some horrible prices. Was in Zurich 2 years ago on a concert and beer at the gig was about 10 Euro. In Germany You pay between 4 and 5 Euro at the concert for a beer.cloudsnmars said:=)Another good thing about Zurich , at the Oerlikon station (the stop for Hallenstadion) There is a ‘Beers of the World ‘ which has a phenomenal selection of craft beers to cradle for the walk to Hallenstadion
#itsthelittlethingsthatcount
always pay in swiss francs as they charge more if you pay in euro. the change will always be in swiss francs.
@cloudsnmars: Which shop did You mean where You can get a beer for 2 - 8 CHF?
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            I think I need a ticketbuddy for Frankfurt and Berlin. Is it easier to find a spare (GA!) ticket than to get rid of one? I probably could find somebody to join me for Berlin, but I would prefer not to go with somebody who doesn't really care. Especially if that person also needs to travel.0
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As long as its sold in Pints I dont care about the price. remember being in shows in Germany and Holland, where you could only get little crappy cups, most of it head, 2 sips and its gone.SmackSmash said:
Wouldn't sign that. Nowadays it's more like 6-7 Euro. And I think the prices still going up.binaural2002 said:
But I think for some horrible prices. Was in Zurich 2 years ago on a concert and beer at the gig was about 10 Euro. In Germany You pay between 4 and 5 Euro at the concert for a beer.cloudsnmars said:=)Another good thing about Zurich , at the Oerlikon station (the stop for Hallenstadion) There is a ‘Beers of the World ‘ which has a phenomenal selection of craft beers to cradle for the walk to Hallenstadion
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Looks like I'm traveling solo to Berlin too. First time in the lottery and was wondering if it'll be easier to get a single ticket through general sale, than two via ten club. Seen as it's all GA in Berlin.rahjiim said:I think I need a ticketbuddy for Frankfurt and Berlin. Is it easier to find a spare (GA!) ticket than to get rid of one? I probably could find somebody to join me for Berlin, but I would prefer not to go with somebody who doesn't really care. Especially if that person also needs to travel.
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Early entry with 10 club though which is huge imo. Find a ticket buddy and go with 10 club tickets.BigWhiskey85 said:
Looks like I'm traveling solo to Berlin too. First time in the lottery and was wondering if it'll be easier to get a single ticket through general sale, than two via ten club. Seen as it's all GA in Berlin.rahjiim said:I think I need a ticketbuddy for Frankfurt and Berlin. Is it easier to find a spare (GA!) ticket than to get rid of one? I probably could find somebody to join me for Berlin, but I would prefer not to go with somebody who doesn't really care. Especially if that person also needs to travel.0 - 
            
Cheers for this!PJNB said:
Early entry with 10 club though which is huge imo. Find a ticket buddy and go with 10 club tickets.BigWhiskey85 said:
Looks like I'm traveling solo to Berlin too. First time in the lottery and was wondering if it'll be easier to get a single ticket through general sale, than two via ten club. Seen as it's all GA in Berlin.rahjiim said:I think I need a ticketbuddy for Frankfurt and Berlin. Is it easier to find a spare (GA!) ticket than to get rid of one? I probably could find somebody to join me for Berlin, but I would prefer not to go with somebody who doesn't really care. Especially if that person also needs to travel.
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So assuming that everybody who enters the lottery for GA gets the ticket, if I could get your ticket, it wouldn't make sense to enter the lottery for Berlin. Does Berlin being all GA make it harder or easier to get?BigWhiskey85 said:
Looks like I'm traveling solo to Berlin too. First time in the lottery and was wondering if it'll be easier to get a single ticket through general sale, than two via ten club. Seen as it's all GA in Berlin.rahjiim said:I think I need a ticketbuddy for Frankfurt and Berlin. Is it easier to find a spare (GA!) ticket than to get rid of one? I probably could find somebody to join me for Berlin, but I would prefer not to go with somebody who doesn't really care. Especially if that person also needs to travel.
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            Everybody who puts Berlin as a first choice is going to get it. If you have a ticket buddy lined up do not both put in for it as you will have 4 tickets for sure.0
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I put in for GA in Berlin and Copenhagen, looks like I'll get both which is so exciting and a nice change from the like 6% odds at Wrigley last summer. Do either Berlin or Copen have a golden circle? Or will non 10C folks be able to line up and get way ahead of me?PJNB said:Everybody who puts Berlin as a first choice is going to get it. If you have a ticket buddy lined up do not both put in for it as you will have 4 tickets for sure.2013: London
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It's early entry for 10C in Berlin. From what I've heard that didn't work 100% last year but you'll be somewhere near the front in any casecamhendy said:
I put in for GA in Berlin and Copenhagen, looks like I'll get both which is so exciting and a nice change from the like 6% odds at Wrigley last summer. Do either Berlin or Copen have a golden circle? Or will non 10C folks be able to line up and get way ahead of me?PJNB said:Everybody who puts Berlin as a first choice is going to get it. If you have a ticket buddy lined up do not both put in for it as you will have 4 tickets for sure.
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            I do not remember any issues with 10 club Berlin early entry last year aside from a handful of general public sale trying to mix in with the 10 club line. I was about 150 back in line so not sure about what happened behind me though.
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I don't think Berlin has a golden circle. And that is my problem. How much time is there between getting the tickets and selling one, Do you need to give up your spot in the process and end up not seeing anything?camhendy said:
I put in for GA in Berlin and Copenhagen, looks like I'll get both which is so exciting and a nice change from the like 6% odds at Wrigley last summer. Do either Berlin or Copen have a golden circle? Or will non 10C folks be able to line up and get way ahead of me?PJNB said:Everybody who puts Berlin as a first choice is going to get it. If you have a ticket buddy lined up do not both put in for it as you will have 4 tickets for sure.0 
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