Dark Matter World Tour 2024

CornishMan said:

I've read everything over and over and I'm still a bit confused about when seniority kicks in if you selected a ticket option that could be standing OR seated such as London & Manchester.

Obviously it is a lottery just to get into the building.  But.... assuming you win that lottery does it mean that members with the lowest 10C numbers will be automatically allocated standing, while the higher 10C numbers will be seated?

OR, is it totally random whether you get allocated seated or standing? (With your 10C number then determining how good your seats are if you're given seats).

dimitrispearljam said:

Unfortunately, even both Sydney and Melbourne was a score for me and my girlfriend cc bank rejuct the payment. So no luck with tickets for us. Even call bank before and now the decline is automatic for security reasons.

What ten club told us for international fans isn't working to call bank before and tell them. They can't do it or put a note to allow a payment cos u told then ahead of time.

Same as now, asked if they allow now or put a note or contact company (ticketmaster) to try to recharge the card again, nothing.

Even worst they blocked the card as well.

And also bank said even they retry to charge they can't quaranty that will not block again the payment.

So Lets hopefully we score tickets in the next public sale.

Feel a bit disappointed but will be OK

Hope all rest u guys scored

We will be in the venue..ill travel from Greece doe that and nothing will stop me,,even in the last row at seated area. Would be cool to be with ten club peeps to rock but that's how things went now.

When there is a will there is a way.

Lerxst1992 said:

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JBob87 said:

One angle I didn't consider...you know there is going to be someone who accidentally wins 10 shows because of the elimination of priority.

I know it has always said "be prepared to be charged for everything" but with the old priority system there was always kind of a cap on what was realistic. 

In the old days you had to get them at will call too. Now you can just post them on F2F. So as long as someone can take the credit card hit for a month or so, someone can realistically sign up for every show knowing they can dump whatever they don't want pretty easily. It was very apparent last year that was the case, as you'd see people who all of a sudden "couldn't make it" for a show they just put in for a few weeks before, and post them up to F2F as soon as that option opened. The by-product of this is that it pushes out others who actually want to go further back, or not getting picked at all. 

Basically, the 10c tickets are now just a starting point and then you hit F2F to see if you can do better. Of the 6 pairs I won last tour, only my #6 pick were seats that didn't suck and/or I couldn't easily do better with 30 minutes of F5 on F2F.  It went from me being shutout in the lottery for two shows in South Carolina in 2016 to now pretty much getting picked for everything and not using what they are giving out.

Which is why I think it's still worth doing the lottery. I want GA for the show I picked. If I don't get that, maybe I'll get seats I like. If not, I'll find better ones at the F2F and sell my 10 Club. 

The people getting screwed with the no priority system are people in NYC, Philly, and Baltimore. I went from having 0% chance of getting those to the same as people who live beside the arenas who would have put them as #1 back in the day. I might have a 0.001% chance of getting GA for NYC, but....

I kind of wish they'd do a zip code thing for shows like MSG or other tough tickets. I know PJ is a travel band, but I think it should be easier for someone who lives within a few miles to get to tickets than me in CA. 

Would it help that much?  New York has almost 75% of the population of Canada within 100 miles of its city centre.   I think playing a bigger venue would help more

A four hour drive from NYC yields the population of Canada plus Australia. And also Almost nearly doubles the population of California (closer to 1.5x).

It wasn't until recently I realized I was kind of lucky that Vancouver was a good place to grow up going to concert to.   Big city, but not really and big surrounding cities.   No wonder we got good tickets to so many shows

RA99183 said:

Registered for TC tix for all 3 Aus shows - it sounds like no news is bad news at this point!

Zod said:

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Lerxst1992 said:

Zod said:

MD190661 said:

kaw753 said:

MD190661 said:

kaw753 said:

hihobibo said:

JBob87 said:

One angle I didn't consider...you know there is going to be someone who accidentally wins 10 shows because of the elimination of priority.

I know it has always said "be prepared to be charged for everything" but with the old priority system there was always kind of a cap on what was realistic. 

In the old days you had to get them at will call too. Now you can just post them on F2F. So as long as someone can take the credit card hit for a month or so, someone can realistically sign up for every show knowing they can dump whatever they don't want pretty easily. It was very apparent last year that was the case, as you'd see people who all of a sudden "couldn't make it" for a show they just put in for a few weeks before, and post them up to F2F as soon as that option opened. The by-product of this is that it pushes out others who actually want to go further back, or not getting picked at all. 

Basically, the 10c tickets are now just a starting point and then you hit F2F to see if you can do better. Of the 6 pairs I won last tour, only my #6 pick were seats that didn't suck and/or I couldn't easily do better with 30 minutes of F5 on F2F.  It went from me being shutout in the lottery for two shows in South Carolina in 2016 to now pretty much getting picked for everything and not using what they are giving out.

Which is why I think it's still worth doing the lottery. I want GA for the show I picked. If I don't get that, maybe I'll get seats I like. If not, I'll find better ones at the F2F and sell my 10 Club. 

The people getting screwed with the no priority system are people in NYC, Philly, and Baltimore. I went from having 0% chance of getting those to the same as people who live beside the arenas who would have put them as #1 back in the day. I might have a 0.001% chance of getting GA for NYC, but....

I kind of wish they'd do a zip code thing for shows like MSG or other tough tickets. I know PJ is a travel band, but I think it should be easier for someone who lives within a few miles to get to tickets than me in CA. 

Would it help that much?  New York has almost 75% of the population of Canada within 100 miles of its city centre.   I think playing a bigger venue would help more

A four hour drive from NYC yields the population of Canada plus Australia. And also Almost nearly doubles the population of California (closer to 1.5x).

Damn.   I couldn't imagine living in such a densely populated area and competing for concert tickets at an Arena that's similar in size to the one in Vancouver.    There was even a noticeable difference going to concerts here between getting Vancouver and Seattle tickets for various shows.  Seattle was always really hard.

It wasn't until recently I realized I was kind of lucky that Vancouver was a good place to grow up going to concert to.   Big city, but not really and big surrounding cities.   No wonder we got good tickets to so many shows

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RA99183 said:

Registered for TC tix for all 3 Aus shows - it sounds like no news is bad news at this point!

Let's hope for the best. Check your registrations, extended til 18th. Fat lady sings on 21st. 

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Goofee said:

So I won the ballot for the Sydney, Melbourne and Gold Coast shows, and Ticketmaster allows AMEX. But Apparently it's been declined by the merchant in the USA - TicketsToday which does not allow Amex. Is there some way we can change our card details or get Ticketstoday to re-process them?

This confirms what I've just experienced as well. AMEX declined the transaction from TicketsToday and I've just emailed Tenclubsupport@ticketmaster.com for help.

You did not received any email from 10C saying that you've secured your tickets then?

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MysteryTrain said:

Goofee said:

So I won the ballot for the Sydney, Melbourne and Gold Coast shows, and Ticketmaster allows AMEX. But Apparently it's been declined by the merchant in the USA - TicketsToday which does not allow Amex. Is there some way we can change our card details or get Ticketstoday to re-process them?

This confirms what I've just experienced as well. AMEX declined the transaction from TicketsToday and I've just emailed Tenclubsupport@ticketmaster.com for help.

You did not received any email from 10C saying that you've secured your tickets then?

This sounds incredibly frustrating!! Hope you manage to get it sorted. I just emailed tenclubsupport@ticketmaster.com and got an auto response from ticketstoday, seems to be a bit going on in the background.