Dark Matter World Tour 2024

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  • Posts: 12,295
    jimjam1982 said:
    Canada link worked.  The US Shows link seems to be broken - just endlessly looping me to login to 10c and now it seems that page crashed. Just won't load for me.


    This happened when I Clink the LAST Submit to finish my ticket request and Now, I keep on getting this when I click the Link: 

    Bad Request - Request Too Long

    HTTP Error 400. The size of the request headers is too long.

  • Posts: 33
    Innocent Bystander said:
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    Took around 20-30 minutes for me, a few others as well. Be patient, should arrive :)
    Thanks! Last time I requested for 10 Club tix was 2016, so it's been a while. I did receive an email from ticketmaster for ticket requests, but not the tenclub email. I signed up for both, so I was a little worried. 
  • Posts: 5,344
    I finally got my request confirmation email, it took almost an hour.
  • Posts: 2,369
    Abe Froman said:
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    Yup. This is the first time I’ve ever even hesitated to see PJ. After traveling to Indy last year and being cancelled it has added another concern to paying a LOT of money to see PJ on the road. I can’t believe I’m even typing all this. Boy have things changed drastically. 
    That’s a good point too. I’ll just sit tight until they tour closer to me and in the meantime there will always be other great shows to check out 
  • Posts: 10,916
    edited February 2024
    Are they in the stratosphere? It seems the Canadian shows might be the best bargain, but the prices don't seem higher than peers or more veteran acts.  Cheaper than good tickets to the Stones or Springsteen.  About what I paid for 7th row Pumpkins tickets in 2022.

    I feel like this argument comes up ever your.  PJ's prices keep going up like all the other arena/stadium acts, but they seem on par with peers, and less than more veteran/popular acts.

    When the tickets came up as $200cdn per ticket, I was like.. that's about average right now for an Arena act.   Cheaper than good seats to a stadium show (but obviously more expensive than nosebleeds to a stadium show).
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  • Posts: 12,295
    PJNB said:
    No priority sure is the lazy way out for doing a lotto. 
    Really? WOW!

    Does that make sense to not have a Priority? 

    So, how will all of this play out?
  • Posts: 285
    F2F exchange, does the price include fees and taxes?  Say a ticket is $200 after all fees and taxes, will I be able to sell it for the $200?  Or will I get screwed out of the fees and taxes I spent?  Thanks!
  • Posts: 2,369
    Zod said:
    Are they in the stratosphere? It seems the Canadian shows might be the best bargain, but the prices don't seem higher than peers or more veteran acts.  Cheaper than good tickets to the Stones or Springsteen.  About what I paid for 7th row Pumpkins tickets in 2022.

    I feel like this argument comes up ever your.  PJ's prices keep going up like all the other arena/stadium acts, but they seem on par with peers, and less than more veteran/popular acts.
    That’s the tricky part, the prices aren’t bad compared to other acts. But most others didn’t push back to keep prices low at one point in their careers so it’s tough to shake that fan friendly expectation. It’s a business though and they’re not looking to leave money on the table, and I bet most of us wouldn’t either. 
  • Posts: 36
    You guys actually think these prices are high?  They're really not.
  • Posts: 6,081
    cutz said:
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    This happened when I Clink the LAST Submit to finish my ticket request and Now, I keep on getting this when I click the Link: 

    Bad Request - Request Too Long

    HTTP Error 400. The size of the request headers is too long.

    Got that too after 2 attempts, switched from a cell to a laptop and then it worked.

    Then about 10 min later I received two ten club emails saying my previous 2 requests were cancelled.

    So it seems all is going through even with the bad requests pages.

    Might want to take an hour to 24 hour break for the traffic to die down and see what happens.

  • AZ Posts: 1,471
    cutz said:
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    Really? WOW!

    Does that make sense to not have a Priority? 

    So, how will all of this play out?
    Some people will win all
    Some people will lose all

    Most people in the middle?

    Priority seemed an easier way to draw.  Go show by show P1 then P2 etc etc until tix are gone.  Then on to next show - very clean - very easy to follow.  Yet it was a debacle last year.  

    A true lottery system without at least a 99% chance at your top show (barring the NYC/Seattle areas) makes travel planning much tougher.    It was pretty easy to pre-book flights/hotels on Priority 1/2 shows the last few years and just hang tight on later shows.  Now it's like put in for everything and hope you hit at least a few and then figure it out. 

    They should bring back odds for this tour if there is no priority...almost like it's must have info in a true lottery of randomness.
  • Posts: 285
    doujo said:
    F2F exchange, does the price include fees and taxes?  Say a ticket is $200 after all fees and taxes, will I be able to sell it for the $200?  Or will I get screwed out of the fees and taxes I spent?  Thanks!
    Nevermind, found my answer...

    Who determines how much I can sell my tickets for on the Face Value Exchange?

    When you list your tickets for sale on the Face Value Exchange, the listing price is automatically set at the total price you paid. This includes the face value price set by the artist, plus any applicable fees and taxes.

  • Posts: 31,599
    broe01 said:
    You guys actually think these prices are high?  They're really not.
    The European prices for a GA ticket are expensive for a Swede. In what way would they not be?
    "Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
  • Posts: 5,192
    $200.00 per ticket? as much as Love Pearl Jam I don't think I can swing that for a couple of shows. 
    "...And I fight back in my mind. Never lets me be right.
    I got memories. I got shit so much it don't show."
  • Posts: 69
    Ok... So with multiple 10C accounts, should I just throw them all in the same basket with the lowest member #? I originally split them up hoping to win multiple shows, but this new way of doing things through Ticketmaster has me really confused.
    I got memories I got shit...
  • Posts: 6,081
    mookeywrench said:
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    Got that too after 2 attempts, switched from a cell to a laptop and then it worked.

    Then about 10 min later I received two ten club emails saying my previous 2 requests were cancelled.

    So it seems all is going through even with the bad requests pages.

    Might want to take an hour to 24 hour break for the traffic to die down and see what happens.

    And just got the confirmation that the 3rd attempt was successful.
  • Posts: 36
    Spiritual_Chaos said:
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    The European prices for a GA ticket are expensive for a Swede. In what way would they not be?
    Not sure, haven't been lucky enough to visit Sweden yet :)

    But for where I'm from (MSG), $185 for a pit ticket at MSG is not unreasonable at all.
  • Posts: 5,384
    broe01 said:
    You guys actually think these prices are high?  They're really not.
    $200 per ticket?  Yeah. It’s high. 
  • Posts: 26
    edited February 2024
    Zod said:
    Are they in the stratosphere? It seems the Canadian shows might be the best bargain, but the prices don't seem higher than peers or more veteran acts.  Cheaper than good tickets to the Stones or Springsteen.  About what I paid for 7th row Pumpkins tickets in 2022.

    I feel like this argument comes up ever your.  PJ's prices keep going up like all the other arena/stadium acts, but they seem on par with peers, and less than more veteran/popular acts.

    When the tickets came up as $200cdn per ticket, I was like.. that's about average right now for an Arena act.   Cheaper than good seats to a stadium show (but obviously more expensive than nosebleeds to a stadium show).
    Sure, they are on par with arena acts, but when have the fan club seats ever been on par with other arena acts?  I guess everything I just expected more from this band.  They were supposed to be different.  The fact one has to search so hard for information about pricing, I think they are aware it is a shocking number as well.  

    I mean, I don't really know what I expected.  I logged into the shop to buy the new album and the fan club version was $70 shipped.  $19 shipping to the east coast.    

    I guess I just feel a little let down.  
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  • Posts: 1
    For the Wrigley shows, can anyone tell if they shrunk the size of the Pit or cut the number of fan club available reserved seats?

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