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| gimmekeef |
Interesting how Columbus show is being handled.Maybe a compromise between Cohl and local promoter.The presale for first week is not fanclub but just a special code for locals.Assuming local sports season ticket fans then have a special code to use now (anyone know it?)then this week the fanclub presales start.Plus the top ticket price is $350.00 versus $450.00 in most other shows.Hmmmmmmmmm |
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| Scottfree |
The whole damned thing is a racket, buying tickets now is more difficult than buying them 10 years ago...You think with technology, oh well fuck it.... |
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| Dan |
Seems to me buying tickets now is easier than it ever was. |
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| time is on my side |
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gimmekeef wrote:
Interesting how Columbus show is being handled.Maybe a compromise between Cohl and local promoter.The presale for first week is not fanclub but just a special code for locals.Assuming local sports season ticket fans then have a special code to use now (anyone know it?)then this week the fanclub presales start.Plus the top ticket price is $350.00 versus $450.00 in most other shows.Hmmmmmmmmm
This is an interesting theory. However, here is a list of arena shows where the ticket prices were at $350.00- Glendale, Salt Lake City, Fresno, Portland, Seattle, Charlotte, Atlanta, Milwaukee, and Saint Paul. In addition, the pre-sales have been all over the map with each venue and each area location seemingly having different ways of handling each ticket sale. From that perspective, Columbus's presale is not that unusual just like the tickets selling for $350.00 is not that unusual.
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| Joey |
" Seems to me buying tickets now is easier than it ever was........"
< ---- Frig Yeah , for the Brokers !!!!!
{ CA - RACK }
Good One little fella ........................
Jacky !
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