Official 2024 Ticket Lottery Results Thread

on2legs said:

shep said:

Not to add to anyone's pain, but I went 5 for 6 yesterday, with the 6th not being possible because I put in for both MSG shows

Vegas 1 & 2 - P2
MSG 2 - P2
Wrigley, both nights GA.

I'm going to chicago for the first time in a decade... pumped!

I think the MSG's are going to hit F2F, despite communicating all the dates to my wife multiple times, she only informed me of AFTER the request was locked in that she has a work conflict with the MSG dates... Not too bent out of shape about it.  Will repost them at face value... only to have a ticketmaster bot scoop them up and then retail them for 5 or 6 times that... technology is the best.

Good luck to all with the general onsales.

I think you can transfer those MSG tickets directly to someone here for face value because of the NY law on ticket sales.

NewfieintheUSA said:

washed in black said:

Crew said:

washed in black said:

Since it seems they did most if not all the drawings yesterday rather than spreading it out over three days, I'm hopeful that assignments will be sent well before late Friday, and that would be the absolute latest you are notified. But, that's just a guess.

Should we assume if we didn't hear yesterday either way, that it's unlikely we landed anything?

Wife and I both put in for Philly 1, but didn't get any emails yet.

I've seen people getting results today. So, until you get the denial email, don't give up hope. I think they added some extra time into the "timeline" fully expecting that there will be confirmations after the initial round went out. This leads me to suspect that assignments may start going out on Thursday. Just a feeling, I have no concrete knowledge.

Seen multiple or just the 1 Facebook post?

Zod said:

PJ_Soul said:

Vancouver 1 & 2, P1 for both.

I was only in this lottery to try for GA (I'm actually a little surprised I didn't get even one). I've got a bad 10C number (somewhere in the 450K range I think), so I'm going to try and get good seats in the general sale, and then hope I'll be able to sell bad 10C singles.... although I'm curious about the premium pricing! Just how much are those going to be??

Technically, I think the 10c usually gets most of the best tickets, so even your crappiest seat should be better than what's publicly available on TM.  Unless you pony up for platinum.

Platinum depends on demand, but they'll be jacked up at the beginning, and demand will dictate if they drop down and how quickly.

JimmyV said:

"They should skip MSG and play Hartford." - anonymous New Englander

on2legs said:

shep said:

Not to add to anyone's pain, but I went 5 for 6 yesterday, with the 6th not being possible because I put in for both MSG shows

Vegas 1 & 2 - P2
MSG 2 - P2
Wrigley, both nights GA.

I'm going to chicago for the first time in a decade... pumped!

I think the MSG's are going to hit F2F, despite communicating all the dates to my wife multiple times, she only informed me of AFTER the request was locked in that she has a work conflict with the MSG dates... Not too bent out of shape about it.  Will repost them at face value... only to have a ticketmaster bot scoop them up and then retail them for 5 or 6 times that... technology is the best.

Good luck to all with the general onsales.

I think you can transfer those MSG tickets directly to someone here for face value because of the NY law on ticket sales.

Gludfssr said:

The problem with this setup is that the lottery is not actually based on the shows but mainly on the full request. Had it been based on the shows than everybody that sent in a request for say NY #1 would have there name in the drawing, and so on for each show. Than everybody would have a chance for each show. What is happening is let’s say they pick 1,000 requests then they fill them from those people if more tickets are still available for certain shows they keep picking more requests until the rest of the available shows are filled. This is why the people who picked the most amount of shows had better odds of getting more if and only if there request ticket was picked in the 1st round.
So the 1st request ticket picked will get everything they want, and so on. 

YoullseeDragons said:

BF25394 said:

BloodMeridian80 said:

For those going O-fer, I wonder if they chose GA/P1 and P1 only. That certainly makes you more likely to go 0-fer.

This is a very good point. There are no doubt some people who did this, either because they didn't read the instructions or because they didn't believe the instructions (or because they would rather not be in the building than in a "bad" seat).

As an 0-5, (MSG, Baltimore, Philly) I chose all 3 options. Not picky in the lottery, just want into the building.

RE4790 said:

Did some thinking here and if these are requirements:

1.)  No location bias (to not punish folks who happen to live away from major cities or in Alaska or Iceland or the entirety of Asia)

2.)  Fans can attend more than one show per tour on 10c tix they won helping PJ maintain leverage with Ticketmaster from their "your arena will sell out" status

3.)  Maximize the number of fans who win 10c tix

Then there is one thing that can be easily done to ensure more winners, but folks aren't going to like it because it's probably the most common 'hack' to the lotto.  So at the risk of being completely excised from the community before I've scored someone's MSG1 extra for my MSG2 extra (I'm 113xxx), here goes:  Change it from one entry per member to one entry per billing address.  Lots of members sign up their spouse/partner/roommate and both put in for the same shows as it grants each member two chances instead one (and can be used to game priority in the same manner).  Which is smart and fair as each fan gets an equal chance, but it ignores that a significant number of fans are in effect members of teams, and the two members of the team can each win for the same show.  This drives the ticket trading community here, which f'ing rocks, but we must be honest that it also decreases the count of distinct winners because those seats that are now up for trade would have been one or possibly two more lotto winners. 

Not suggesting they do this, but that it's reality.