Official 2024 Ticket Lottery Results Thread

Didn't get Philly but got MSG night 1. Happy I got something will try second hand market closer to the Phily show. 

BSully said:

I didn't get an email, but I clicked on the link with my ticket request and it says this now for all my picks:

Request 1

Unfulfilled

So.... now it's official.

Same. Zero emails but have been refreshing my Requests page and it finally updated at 1:56 PST. Of my 3 requests one did come back confirmed with 2 unfulfilled. Perhaps there was a little light at the end of the tunnel, albeit dim.

SO I FGURED OUT WHAT TM DID...  They randomly Selected a starting confirmation number... and used it for all the ticket confirmations .. Example, say there are 100,000 entries total.. ... TM randomly decided to start the assignments at  50,000 ( Example for ref) then 50001 and 50002 and so on were assigned with flag Show ID, then seat choice GA.. it would run for all entries with those parameters until tickets were exhausted... Then the same run would be done for P1 seats, then P2... I believe they started ALL shows with the same confirmation number and for a select few who were close to that number ( within 500) per show would hit GA. The only time they miss is if they were near that 500 order theashold for the first GA and second GA was a little more popular and that pushed them out of the allocation. For people who hit 9 plus GA they order number had to be very close to that starting number... for people who where shut out their number was just on the other side of that starting number ( Like 49999) .... Thoughts? 

BF25394 said:

SHZA said:

BF25394 said:

SHZA said:

BF25394 said:

pjl44 said:

BF25394 said:

know1 said:

BF25394 said:

washed in black said:

mpedone said:

jimjam1982 said:

GA/P1 - feels like its own GA only option.  The GA pit is a different color.
P1 is the blue
P2 was the orange

It wasn't particularly clear but I feel like the P stands for price. Since seated/GA are the same price they get tagged with the P1

Except that the option said "GA or P1 Reserved - Standing or Seating", so it wasn't just price.

Correct

It is possible that the Reserved P1 in option one refers to the seats on the floor, while the Reserved P1 in option two refers to the sections in the lower bowl of the arena (with Reserved P2 being the sections in the upper bowl of the arena).

I speculated earlier that there were no doubt people who did not choose all three options and that this would result in better chances of those people being shut out, and this thread is proving that assertion right. People may have had different reasons for not checking all three boxes. Some preferred getting no ticket to getting a ticket in P2. Some did not read the instructions. Some did not understand the instructions. Some did not believe the instructions. Whatever the reason, the result is that some people who would have gotten tickets if they had selected all three options ended up not getting tickets.

Reasonable response. I agree that the instructions were confusing or perhaps illogical, but I followed them anyway. My 2 shows had only the first 2 options. I chose both options and got Reserved for both shows. 

Just to be clear, because you're using the word "agree"-- I don't think the instructions were confusing or illogical. I thought they were clear, and so did both of the other club members I talked to before submitting my requests.

Do these two people have the same chance of getting drawn for P1 seats? Yes/no and why?

Person A: Checked GA/P1 and did not draw GA
Person B: Checked GA/P1 & P1 and did not draw GA

No, they don't have the same odds. Person A was only in one drawing. Person B was in two drawings. The first drawing filled out GA and the floor seats. The second drawing filled out the lower bowl seats.

Pure speculation. Nothing in the sign up page indicated any distinction between the two "P1 Reserved" options. 

The fact that there were two options suggested that they were for different things.

They were different. One included the possibility of getting GA instead of P1, the other didn't. That doesn't suggest that "P1 Reserved" means two different things. They could have said P1 Reserved Floor if that was the case.    

Yes, I agree that they were different. But I'm suggesting that they may have been different because they were making a distinction between P1 seats on the floor behind GA and P1 seats in the lower bowl above the floor. I would agree that, if they were making this distinction, it was at best implied.

You know, the impetus for this was you tut-tutting others about how you and your two friends agreed how clear and logical this was and now we're onto inferring, suggesting, may, if, and implied.

craigraether said:

SO I FGURED OUT WHAT TM DID...  They randomly Selected a starting confirmation number... and used it for all the ticket confirmations .. Example, say there are 100,000 entries total.. ... TM randomly decided to start the assignments at  50,000 ( Example for ref) then 50001 and 50002 and so on were assigned with flag Show ID, then seat choice GA.. it would run for all entries with those parameters until tickets were exhausted... Then the same run would be done for P1 seats, then P2... I believe they started ALL shows with the same confirmation number and for a select few who were close to that number ( within 500) per show would hit GA. The only time they miss is if they were near that 500 order theashold for the first GA and second GA was a little more popular and that pushed them out of the allocation. For people who hit 9 plus GA they order number had to be very close to that starting number... for people who where shut out their number was just on the other side of that starting number ( Like 49999) .... Thoughts? 

Interesting take.  Can’t rule it out

GlowGirl said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

Well, my ticket request was unfulfilled. What’s my next move?

Alcohol?

Confirmed!

craigraether said:

SO I FGURED OUT WHAT TM DID...  They randomly Selected a starting confirmation number... and used it for all the ticket confirmations .. Example, say there are 100,000 entries total.. ... TM randomly decided to start the assignments at  50,000 ( Example for ref) then 50001 and 50002 and so on were assigned with flag Show ID, then seat choice GA.. it would run for all entries with those parameters until tickets were exhausted... Then the same run would be done for P1 seats, then P2... I believe they started ALL shows with the same confirmation number and for a select few who were close to that number ( within 500) per show would hit GA. The only time they miss is if they were near that 500 order theashold for the first GA and second GA was a little more popular and that pushed them out of the allocation. For people who hit 9 plus GA they order number had to be very close to that starting number... for people who where shut out their number was just on the other side of that starting number ( Like 49999) .... Thoughts? 

I like this theory for the same (2) shows for the same city but not the whole tour based on data I've seen.

Indifference said:

craigraether said:

SO I FGURED OUT WHAT TM DID...  They randomly Selected a starting confirmation number... and used it for all the ticket confirmations .. Example, say there are 100,000 entries total.. ... TM randomly decided to start the assignments at  50,000 ( Example for ref) then 50001 and 50002 and so on were assigned with flag Show ID, then seat choice GA.. it would run for all entries with those parameters until tickets were exhausted... Then the same run would be done for P1 seats, then P2... I believe they started ALL shows with the same confirmation number and for a select few who were close to that number ( within 500) per show would hit GA. The only time they miss is if they were near that 500 order theashold for the first GA and second GA was a little more popular and that pushed them out of the allocation. For people who hit 9 plus GA they order number had to be very close to that starting number... for people who where shut out their number was just on the other side of that starting number ( Like 49999) .... Thoughts? 

I like this theory for the same shows for the same city but not the whole tour based on data I've seen.

Since each show would have different demand, the range of entries that got the same result would be wider ( lower demand) and more narrow ( higher demand) could skew the results of the data you have. For some to hit so up to 9 shows in the GA, the start point would have to be consistent... I would say we need to compare results against confirmation IDs.. 

GlowGirl said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

GlowGirl said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

Well, my ticket request was unfulfilled. What’s my next move?

Alcohol?

Well I mean how do I get tickets now? The whole process is confusing. 

I know. I was just kidding. If you get a Verified Fan code you can try for a ticket at the public sale on Friday. Or you can wait for F2F to open and spend every waking minute of your day refreshing like a lunatic like many of us did last year.

How do I get a verified fan code? And what is F2F? Thanks for your help. I’ve been kinda out of the loop since putting in for tenclub tix last week. 

craigraether said:

Indifference said:

craigraether said:

SO I FGURED OUT WHAT TM DID...  They randomly Selected a starting confirmation number... and used it for all the ticket confirmations .. Example, say there are 100,000 entries total.. ... TM randomly decided to start the assignments at  50,000 ( Example for ref) then 50001 and 50002 and so on were assigned with flag Show ID, then seat choice GA.. it would run for all entries with those parameters until tickets were exhausted... Then the same run would be done for P1 seats, then P2... I believe they started ALL shows with the same confirmation number and for a select few who were close to that number ( within 500) per show would hit GA. The only time they miss is if they were near that 500 order theashold for the first GA and second GA was a little more popular and that pushed them out of the allocation. For people who hit 9 plus GA they order number had to be very close to that starting number... for people who where shut out their number was just on the other side of that starting number ( Like 49999) .... Thoughts? 

I like this theory for the same shows for the same city but not the whole tour based on data I've seen.

Since each show would have different demand, the range of entries that got the same result would be wider ( lower demand) and more narrow ( higher demand) could skew the results of the data you have. For some to hit so up to 9 shows in the GA, the start point would have to be consistent... I would say we need to compare results against confirmation IDs.. 

I see your point, but I know people who got GA both nights to high demand shows like Wrigley/Fenway but shut out for other shows. Hence, my city specific speculation to your point about how it was done.