2020 United States & Canada Tour Rumors

buck502000 said:

They have not announced anything yet....

Ok Boomer. 

on2legs said:

buck502000 said:

on2legs said:

buck502000 said:

They have not announced anything yet....

Ok Boomer. 

That should be on a tour shirt this year....

I’m lining up now.  

I m already in line at the Apollo. 

Dimi... need to know if okc is before or after Denver.
thanks in advance.
-W

mcgruff10 said:

on2legs said:

buck502000 said:

on2legs said:

buck502000 said:

They have not announced anything yet....

Ok Boomer. 

That should be on a tour shirt this year....

I’m lining up now.  

I m already in line at the Apollo. 

I’m also on line for one of these...

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F233196030373

mcgruff10 said:

on2legs said:

mcgruff10 said:

on2legs said:

buck502000 said:

on2legs said:

buck502000 said:

They have not announced anything yet....

Ok Boomer. 

That should be on a tour shirt this year....

I’m lining up now.  

I m already in line at the Apollo. 

I’m also on line for one of these...

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F233196030373

Hey man get this with your next social security check.

 

I think I’m like 22 years away from being eligible to collect social security.  But I never paid into it anyway so no check for me. 

Melzombie said:

so is a fall tour 99.9% confirmed? hopefully not all baseball parks, if there is one.
also, should we start a thread with frequently asked questions that we can reference, lol..
I feel my question has been asked a billion times, but I can't find anything. 

What's your question?

Yefa said:

Lost In Ohio said:

bootlegger10 said:

CW55354 said:

Awesome! I travel to Oklahoma City for work, so I will have to plan a trip out for April. Looks like this might be my best chance for rail. I doubt Baltimore and NYC I will have any luck. 

The same group of “winners” travel city to city.  Good luck!

They make groups of (say) 10, 12, 15 people and selectively make their picks against other picks in their group.

Hypothetical:
LA 1, LA 2, SF, Portland, Seattle

Person 1:
LA 1 GA
LA 2 GA
Portland seats
Seattle seats
LA 1 seats
SF seats
LA 2 seats
Portland GA
SF GA
Seattle GA

Person 2 picks in reverse order.

Person 3 starts at Seattle seats and works down to Seattle GA, then starts at the top.

Person 4 starts at Portland seats and then goes up to LA 1 GA, then Seattle GA up to Seattle seats 

If they only want GA then why would they make any lottery entries for Reserved?

Why would anyone put Seattle GA as a 10th choice?  That has zero chance of ever winning.

You know those hypothetical percentages of cities of a fantasy tour?

As I said above, it's about getting as many tickets to as many shows as possible. It's a basic outline of getting a group in to several shows. The group would obviously be split up during the show, assuming they don't try for trades, but being *in* the venue is what counts.

stanudes said:

Crazy idea that would piss off a lot of tenured members, but would raise a ton of money for charity. 

Imagine if PJ auctioned off some low, expired (no longer active) 10C membership numbers. 

Think of how much money they could raise for their foundations. 

How much would someone pay to never have to worry about the lottery again for great reserved seating?

Wouldn’t ever happen, but just a thought I’ve had in my head for some time. 

There's a few things going on here:
I guess I'd be tenured. My 279XXX is from Jan 2003 and I wouldn't be happy.

There really are "two" numbers. There's the one you see and a sort of "actual" one...what they need to do is "defrag" the system and everyone gets to move up into the gaps.

The second bold bit implies that lower numbers have an effect on lotto odds. They don't.


But if I had my way:
Ticketmaster has websites where people can select seats.

It's entirely possible to implement this with a system where older members get first pick of seats.

Round one...keep it as is. If someone wins GA, nothing there changes.

Round two...every 30 minutes, a new bunch of members (based on seniority) get to select their seats. If your number is 123xxx and your wife/husband/neighbor/friend is 599xxx, you can sit beside them for four seats together, but you'd have to wait for their window to open.

From there on out, tickets at the window under that person's name, etc.

Lost In Ohio said:

stanudes said:

Crazy idea that would piss off a lot of tenured members, but would raise a ton of money for charity. 

Imagine if PJ auctioned off some low, expired (no longer active) 10C membership numbers. 

Think of how much money they could raise for their foundations. 

How much would someone pay to never have to worry about the lottery again for great reserved seating?

Wouldn’t ever happen, but just a thought I’ve had in my head for some time. 

There's a few things going on here:
I guess I'd be tenured. My 279XXX is from Jan 2003 and I wouldn't be happy.

There really are "two" numbers. There's the one you see and a sort of "actual" one...what they need to do is "defrag" the system and everyone gets to move up into the gaps.

The second bold bit implies that lower numbers have an effect on lotto odds. They don't.


But if I had my way:
Ticketmaster has websites where people can select seats.

It's entirely possible to implement this with a system where older members get first pick of seats.

Round one...keep it as is. If someone wins GA, nothing there changes.

Round two...every 30 minutes, a new bunch of members (based on seniority) get to select their seats. If your number is 123xxx and your wife/husband/neighbor/friend is 599xxx, you can sit beside them for four seats together, but you'd have to wait for their window to open.

From there on out, tickets at the window under that person's name, etc.

That sounds very ambitious for a band that can’t press a couple of 45’s.