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U2 Innocence & Experience Tour 2015 (Dublin and Belfast gigs confirmed, post #275)
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Wonder whose idea this was to keep tickets back....The band maybe?
I know they are very hands on with ticket prices, allocation etc for their tours. Certainly not ticketmaster's idea anyways.
Absolutely delighted with this. Had no money when they first went on sale and now, after tomorrow, I'll have seen 2 dates out of the 4. A very happy hardcore fan
Now, if they'll just play Electric Co. tomorrow.....0 -
Yep fairplay to everyone for the alerts & heads-up!!....after a long frustrating week & morning of trying I had given up for the day until I saw the boards update. Got 2 GA standing for Sat!!
Agree with others, App & Mobile site doesn't seem to be showing tickets as frequently. Web/computer version is the way to go!
I assume this is ticketmasters way of combating the touts??.... One of my captcha's was "do you believe in miracles" YES!, NOW I DO
Roll on Sat!!
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I can't even tell you the tension I've been feeling all week trying to get tickets and always narrowly missing out. I couldn't be in a better mood after getting one a few minutes ago.
First U2 gig and the build up couldn't been more dramatic
I hear The Church up near the Jervis center are doing a U2 theme for the day, any other pubs around town doing anything similar?0 -
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Sorted for Saturday!
Anyone else find it odd that they're selling tickets with an almost completely obstructed view, the seats in the middle high block directly behind the screen? Back in 2009 when they played Croker, there was a whole block of the Davin Stand which was closed, because the mixing desk was directly between those seats and the stage.
Presumably this is just because the demand is so ridiculously high this time around and people are cool with seeing the band even with a very obstructed view? Just found it odd since at both previous U2 tours I was at (stadium gigs) they fenced off those seats and covered them with tarps, so as nobody would sit there, because of the stuff on the pitch which would block the view.0 -
hatrickpatrick wrote: »Sorted for Saturday!
Anyone else find it odd that they're selling tickets with an almost completely obstructed view, the seats in the middle high block directly behind the screen? Back in 2009 when they played Croker, there was a whole block of the Davin Stand which was closed, because the mixing desk was directly between those seats and the stage.
Presumably this is just because the demand is so ridiculously high this time around and people are cool with seeing the band even with a very obstructed view? Just found it odd since at both previous U2 tours I was at (stadium gigs) they fenced off those seats and covered them with tarps, so as nobody would sit there, because of the stuff on the pitch which would block the view.
I've had a nightmare all day.
No joy and seems to have been away just when they came up.
Can I ask - is it worth it now as is past normal working hours for Ticketmasturbator ?
Or can anyone help at this stage ?0 -
hatrickpatrick wrote: »Sorted for Saturday!
Anyone else find it odd that they're selling tickets with an almost completely obstructed view, the seats in the middle high block directly behind the screen? Back in 2009 when they played Croker, there was a whole block of the Davin Stand which was closed, because the mixing desk was directly between those seats and the stage.
Presumably this is just because the demand is so ridiculously high this time around and people are cool with seeing the band even with a very obstructed view? Just found it odd since at both previous U2 tours I was at (stadium gigs) they fenced off those seats and covered them with tarps, so as nobody would sit there, because of the stuff on the pitch which would block the view.
All down to money. If someone will pay to sit in a restricted view seat, they'll happily take the extra few quid.
You're right though, even at the low end of the price scale (which is still not cheap), it's not good to see that they sold those tickets. They should have held them up until the very end and sold them highlighting the view issues.0 -
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