***Spring 2020 Lottery Results***

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  • KC2917
    KC2917 Posts: 872
    Saltzy23 said:
    BennyLaRue said:
    Saltzy23 said:
    Why does Canada go 1st?

    This whole lotto is spitting in the face of the entire geopolitical world order!
    This is awkward. Sorry you had to find out like this.
    I like my beer cold, my women big breasted, and my ticket allocations to go in the preordained order of the natural universe.
    I think we just became best friends. 
  • opsopcopolis
    opsopcopolis Posts: 1,214
    Are there people that don’t check their email 20 times over the course of the day?... maybe I have a problem 
    2006: Hartford
    2008: Camden 2, Hartford
    2010: Hartford
    2013: Wrigley, Worcester x2, Hartford
    2015: NYC
    2016: Philly 2, MSG x2, Boston 2, (TOTD Philly 2, MSG)
    2018: Prague, Krakow, Berlin, Boston x2
    2022: San Diego, Sacramento, Las Vegas
  • radial21
    radial21 Posts: 232
    incidental immortality said:
    Does anyone think that the number that came with the tour announcement is your adjusted seniority number?  I ask because my Ten club number  is 76XXX and my number for applying for the lottery was  4 digits.  My wife's number is in the 600XXX range and her lottery number was around 400XXX.  I think that this would make it easy for Ticketmaster to apply seniority.  The lower the number the better the tickets.

    I think that I may have have read this discussion in another thread but I lost it in all the forum activity.
    I don’t think so.  My member number is 220xxx and my code was 310xxx.  So that wouldn’t make sense with what you described.
  • tdawe
    tdawe Posts: 2,091
    jdizzle8291 said:
    incidental immortality said:
    Does anyone think that the number that came with the tour announcement is your adjusted seniority number?  I ask because my Ten club number  is 76XXX and my number for applying for the lottery was  4 digits.  My wife's number is in the 600XXX range and her lottery number was around 400XXX.  I think that this would make it easy for Ticketmaster to apply seniority.  The lower the number the better the tickets.

    I think that I may have have read this discussion in another thread but I lost it in all the forum activity.
    My lottery number was higher than my 10C number, fwiw.

    Yeah mine too so...that would be troubling.
    Camden 2 2006, Newark 2010, Barclays 2 2013, Central Park 2015, MSG 2 2016, Wrigley 1 2016, Rome 2018, Prague 2018, Asbury Park 2021, EV & Earthlings NYC 1 2022, MSG 2022, Louisville 2022, Dublin 2024, MSG 1 2024, MSG 2 2024
  • dankind
    dankind Posts: 20,841
    ecdanc said:
    HughFreakingDillon said:
    ecdanc said:
    dankind said:
    Reading is fundamental.


    Then you should learn to read, because this doesn't say what you're implying it does. Quite the opposite. 
    uh, pretty sure it says exactly what he's implying it does. 
    It describes two steps: one is a confirmation, the other is a seat location. Given that GA doesn't have seats (I'm guessing you know that), that portion doesn't apply to GA v. Reserved. In other words, the very presence of the word "seat" in that 2nd sentence suggests the opposite of what he's implying. Now if the sentence read "....delivered with locations during the week of January 27th" he'd be right. But it doesn't. 
    Perhaps it's not common for everyone to refer to GA tickets as a seat location, but generally, I do see GA referred to as such quite often.

    I suppose they could have worded it "ticket locations" or "seat or standing locations" to be clearer.
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  • bobfrombob
    bobfrombob Posts: 5
    incidental immortality said:
    Does anyone think that the number that came with the tour announcement is your adjusted seniority number?  I ask because my Ten club number  is 76XXX and my number for applying for the lottery was  4 digits.  My wife's number is in the 600XXX range and her lottery number was around 400XXX.  I think that this would make it easy for Ticketmaster to apply seniority.  The lower the number the better the tickets.

    I think that I may have have read this discussion in another thread but I lost it in all the forum activity.
    This seems consistent with my experience.  Club number 478XXX and code was 315XXX.
  • ajflicker
    ajflicker Canada Posts: 166
    radial21 said:
    incidental immortality said:
    Does anyone think that the number that came with the tour announcement is your adjusted seniority number?  I ask because my Ten club number  is 76XXX and my number for applying for the lottery was  4 digits.  My wife's number is in the 600XXX range and her lottery number was around 400XXX.  I think that this would make it easy for Ticketmaster to apply seniority.  The lower the number the better the tickets.

    I think that I may have have read this discussion in another thread but I lost it in all the forum activity.
    I don’t think so.  My member number is 220xxx and my code was 310xxx.  So that wouldn’t make sense with what you described.
    I think my number 514xxxx and my code was 6xxxxx
  • Renfield
    Renfield NYC NY Posts: 1,054
    Saltzy23 said:
    Until this band commits to play for 3 hours in each of our individual living rooms on the 'Is this fucking good enough for you people?!?' Tour, nothing will ever be good enough.

    ...and even then someone would complain that they were at the microwave getting their popcorn when Wash was played.
    Dying over here!!!!!

    p.s. what kind of popcorn 🍿 
  • ecdanc
    ecdanc Posts: 1,814
    dankind said:
    ecdanc said:
    HughFreakingDillon said:
    ecdanc said:
    dankind said:
    Reading is fundamental.


    Then you should learn to read, because this doesn't say what you're implying it does. Quite the opposite. 
    uh, pretty sure it says exactly what he's implying it does. 
    It describes two steps: one is a confirmation, the other is a seat location. Given that GA doesn't have seats (I'm guessing you know that), that portion doesn't apply to GA v. Reserved. In other words, the very presence of the word "seat" in that 2nd sentence suggests the opposite of what he's implying. Now if the sentence read "....delivered with locations during the week of January 27th" he'd be right. But it doesn't. 
    Perhaps it's not common for everyone to refer to GA tickets as a seat location, but generally, I do see GA referred to as such quite often.

    I suppose they could have worded it "ticket locations" or "seat or standing locations" to be clearer.
    You're right that they could have been clearer, but given the way they use the word "seat" throughout the rest of the instructions (the only time they use it NOT in relation to reserved sections is when discussing ADA seating) your reading seems to lack any basis in the instructions. So, you just insulted people while simultaneously being wrong....
  • JP218404
    JP218404 NJ Posts: 1,412
    Saltzy23 said:
    Until this band commits to play for 3 hours in each of our individual living rooms on the 'Is this fucking good enough for you people?!?' Tour, nothing will ever be good enough.

    ...and even then someone would complain that they were at the microwave getting their popcorn when Wash was played.
    too many kernels 
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  • JPPJ84
    JPPJ84 Hamburg, Germany Posts: 3,464
    ecdanc said:
    dankind said:
    ecdanc said:
    HughFreakingDillon said:
    ecdanc said:
    dankind said:
    Reading is fundamental.


    Then you should learn to read, because this doesn't say what you're implying it does. Quite the opposite. 
    uh, pretty sure it says exactly what he's implying it does. 
    It describes two steps: one is a confirmation, the other is a seat location. Given that GA doesn't have seats (I'm guessing you know that), that portion doesn't apply to GA v. Reserved. In other words, the very presence of the word "seat" in that 2nd sentence suggests the opposite of what he's implying. Now if the sentence read "....delivered with locations during the week of January 27th" he'd be right. But it doesn't. 
    Perhaps it's not common for everyone to refer to GA tickets as a seat location, but generally, I do see GA referred to as such quite often.

    I suppose they could have worded it "ticket locations" or "seat or standing locations" to be clearer.
    You're right that they could have been clearer, but given the way they use the word "seat" throughout the rest of the instructions (the only time they use it NOT in relation to reserved sections is when discussing ADA seating) your reading seems to lack any basis in the instructions. So, you just insulted people while simultaneously being wrong....
    Where was an insult?!?!
  • ssommers21
    ssommers21 CHICAGO IL Posts: 79
    bobfrombob said:
    incidental immortality said:
    Does anyone think that the number that came with the tour announcement is your adjusted seniority number?  I ask because my Ten club number  is 76XXX and my number for applying for the lottery was  4 digits.  My wife's number is in the 600XXX range and her lottery number was around 400XXX.  I think that this would make it easy for Ticketmaster to apply seniority.  The lower the number the better the tickets.

    I think that I may have have read this discussion in another thread but I lost it in all the forum activity.
    This seems consistent with my experience.  Club number 478XXX and code was 315XXX.
    might be something to this  Member 188XXX  and code was only 5 digits something like 14XXX
    1st:  6/26/1998 - Alpine Valley - East Troy, WI
    2nd:  6/13/1999 - Alpine Valley - East Troy, WI - TIBETAN FREEDOM (Eddie Vedder + C Average)
    3rd:  8/18/2000 - Deer Creek Music Theater - Noblesville, IN
    4th:  10/8/2000 - Alpine Valley - East Troy, WI (The Ice Bowl)
    5th:  4/23/2003 - Assembly Hall - Champaign, IL
    6th:  6/18/2003 - United Center - Chicago, IL
    7th:  6/21/2003 - Alpine Valley - East Troy, WI
    8th:  5/16/06 - United Center - Chicago, IL
    9th:  6/29/2006 - Marcus Amphitheater - Milwaukee, WI
    10th:  8/23/2009 - United Center - Chicago, IL
    11th:  5/7/2010 - Deer Creek Music Theater - Noblesville, IN
    12th:  7/19/2013 - Wrigley Field - Chicago, IL
    13th:  10/20/2014 - BMO Harris Bradley Center - Milwaukee, WI
    14th:  8/20/2016 - Wrigley Field - Chicago, IL
    15th:  8/22/2016 - Wrigley Field - Chicago, IL
    16th:  8/18/2018 - Wrigley Field - Chicago, IL
    17th:  8/20/2018 - Wrigley Field - Chicago, IL
    18th:  9/5/2023 - United Center - Chicago, IL
    19th:  9/7/2023 - United Center - Chicago, IL
    20th:  8/29/2024 - Wrigley Field - Chicago, IL
    21st:  8/31/2024 - Wrigley Field - Chicago, IL

  • rw160510
    rw160510 Posts: 1,075
    JP218404 said:
    MD190661 said:
    JP218404 said:
    Who cares where it is! You got the tickets. Assume whatever you put first and the order you put in is what you’re getting. You’re in the building. Be happy. 
    I care. I paid for tickets. I'd like to know where they are before the regular or TM presale. Not that much to ask, esp now that the 10 Club sale has crap seats available. I'm happy to see them, but what else do you spend $125 for and not know exactly what you are getting? 
    this is nothing new.  outside of choosing GA or Reserve and maybe 2018 I think, we have always put in for the lottery on the blind on where our seats are going to be.
    FWIW, I'm really happy to be in the building. I was expecting to know if I had got standing or seated today but nothing more than that. I knew that if I ended up with seated I wouldn't know until after the public onsale. I'm travelling from the UK and meeting up with friends who are trying for tickets in the public sale. It would be cool if I could at least tell them if we're standing or not.
  • Bmyers
    Bmyers Posts: 58
    JP218404 said:
    Who cares where it is! You got the tickets. Assume whatever you put first and the order you put in is what you’re getting. You’re in the building. Be happy. 
    Yea Agreed... 
    In the building is better than on the curb.. looking for a ticket...
    Especially Baltimore... don't want to be on the curb too long there.. might not make it home...
    before anyone says anything (i love Baltimore, i lived there for 2.5 years, then i grew up)
  • ecdanc
    ecdanc Posts: 1,814
    JPPJ84 said:
    ecdanc said:
    dankind said:
    ecdanc said:
    HughFreakingDillon said:
    ecdanc said:
    dankind said:
    Reading is fundamental.


    Then you should learn to read, because this doesn't say what you're implying it does. Quite the opposite. 
    uh, pretty sure it says exactly what he's implying it does. 
    It describes two steps: one is a confirmation, the other is a seat location. Given that GA doesn't have seats (I'm guessing you know that), that portion doesn't apply to GA v. Reserved. In other words, the very presence of the word "seat" in that 2nd sentence suggests the opposite of what he's implying. Now if the sentence read "....delivered with locations during the week of January 27th" he'd be right. But it doesn't. 
    Perhaps it's not common for everyone to refer to GA tickets as a seat location, but generally, I do see GA referred to as such quite often.

    I suppose they could have worded it "ticket locations" or "seat or standing locations" to be clearer.
    You're right that they could have been clearer, but given the way they use the word "seat" throughout the rest of the instructions (the only time they use it NOT in relation to reserved sections is when discussing ADA seating) your reading seems to lack any basis in the instructions. So, you just insulted people while simultaneously being wrong....
    Where was an insult?!?!
    "Reading is fundamental..." wasn't meant to suggest that some of the people here improperly read the instructions? 
  • cheney50mc
    cheney50mc Posts: 217
    There are actually 10C seats in the upper level? I just rejoined after I let it expire, my last 10C seats were fine, in the lower bowl at least for the Binaural show. I would definitely try the public sale if I knew for sure the 10C tix were upper level...
  • spryguy09
    spryguy09 Posts: 446
    ssommers21 said:
    bobfrombob said:
    incidental immortality said:
    Does anyone think that the number that came with the tour announcement is your adjusted seniority number?  I ask because my Ten club number  is 76XXX and my number for applying for the lottery was  4 digits.  My wife's number is in the 600XXX range and her lottery number was around 400XXX.  I think that this would make it easy for Ticketmaster to apply seniority.  The lower the number the better the tickets.

    I think that I may have have read this discussion in another thread but I lost it in all the forum activity.
    This seems consistent with my experience.  Club number 478XXX and code was 315XXX.
    might be something to this  Member 188XXX  and code was only 5 digits something like 14XXX
    I’m 196xxx and my Ticketmaster number was 52xxx, which will also be my next PJ related tattoo...
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  • JPPJ84
    JPPJ84 Hamburg, Germany Posts: 3,464
    ecdanc said:
    JPPJ84 said:
    ecdanc said:
    dankind said:
    ecdanc said:
    HughFreakingDillon said:
    ecdanc said:
    dankind said:
    Reading is fundamental.


    Then you should learn to read, because this doesn't say what you're implying it does. Quite the opposite. 
    uh, pretty sure it says exactly what he's implying it does. 
    It describes two steps: one is a confirmation, the other is a seat location. Given that GA doesn't have seats (I'm guessing you know that), that portion doesn't apply to GA v. Reserved. In other words, the very presence of the word "seat" in that 2nd sentence suggests the opposite of what he's implying. Now if the sentence read "....delivered with locations during the week of January 27th" he'd be right. But it doesn't. 
    Perhaps it's not common for everyone to refer to GA tickets as a seat location, but generally, I do see GA referred to as such quite often.

    I suppose they could have worded it "ticket locations" or "seat or standing locations" to be clearer.
    You're right that they could have been clearer, but given the way they use the word "seat" throughout the rest of the instructions (the only time they use it NOT in relation to reserved sections is when discussing ADA seating) your reading seems to lack any basis in the instructions. So, you just insulted people while simultaneously being wrong....
    Where was an insult?!?!
    "Reading is fundamental..." wasn't meant to suggest that some of the people here improperly read the instructions? 
    If that’s an insult then I‘m constantly insulting people. Which may be true now I think about it...
  • LA246943
    LA246943 Fredericton, NB Posts: 8
    edited January 2020
    I still haven't heard about QC! I think I might cry a little.

    UPDATE: email came through 3 hours after my friend's did. must be my antiquated and slow email provider. ;)
    Post edited by LA246943 on
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  • Vedd Hedd
    Vedd Hedd Posts: 4,631
    cheney50mc said:
    There are actually 10C seats in the upper level? I just rejoined after I let it expire, my last 10C seats were fine, in the lower bowl at least for the Binaural show. I would definitely try the public sale if I knew for sure the 10C tix were upper level...
    Yes, the seat diagrams in the presale suggested that 10c has seats in upper levels.   And I believe in the past, some 10C people had upper deck tickets, too.  

    What was your previous number?  What is your current number?  (mine is 18X,XXX, or something)
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