Taylor Swift - Aviva Stadium June 2024

Ok. So you want all emails that do not have exsiting TM accounts scrubbed. Ok, yeah maybe you have a point.

• Right but each ticketmaster account has an address in it so obviously
  Sean O Neill from XYZ in Dublin is different to Sean O Neill from ABC
  Donegal

If people are already willing to game the system. Sean will just create multiple accounts with variations of their address. Dun na Mgal, Dun N1 mGa1, etc

• Can’t really answer any of that, although you’re really just being pedantic with most of it.

I am not being pedantic. You are saying that it should be fixed, and geo locked. I am just pointing out some issue that might arise if you do that.

• Please point to me to where TM said how people were assigned a code?

How would I know that. Is this one of the things you would like to be more transparent?

You just want them to say how many people they assigned a code.

Do you think they assigned to many or to few.

Are their other things you would like them to be transparent about?

Saw her in Croke Park for free a few years back. The night that's in it I'm watching the current tour on streaming and it's far superior.

Show visually reminds me of the massive Stones gigs of old. This really should have been at Slane Castle.

Been going longer, a lot more demand for Taylor Swift than Coldplay tickets

She seriously won’t. She won’t be doing another greatest hits tour like this. She will probably disappear completely for a few years. Then when she does come back it will be another new invention and style. Personally I hope she does an album that is the synth-80/90s pop vibe.

How can you remove a bot with two data points... You can't.

It's about capping people. After they saw what happened with demand in the US that crashed their site.

TM have more than two data points when you visit their site. They've hundreds if not thousands.

Is Aviva stadium the worst venue the Eras tour has been?? I think so.

Was the gig any good as it just seems to be full of people squabbling about tickets and Americans?

Murrayfield and Anfield looked better. Obviously Wembley and Madrid is better. Paris indoor arena looked great in not sure about capacity it looked big enough. US was mostly indoors modern stadiums and were awesome, apart from Nashville but that looked great with the thunderstorms. MetLife was outdoors and raining but still far better than Aviva. MCG looked spectacular, and Sydney but smaller but great. Singapore they had an indoor arena it looked pretty good. Aviva has definitely been the worst venue so far.

Utterly phenomenal, I'm not going to say it's the best gig I've ever been too, and if I'm honest I might have slightly preferred the 1989 tour, but an absolute tour de force from the undisputed biggest star in the world right now, everyone involved in the scale of it needs a month's paid vacation on a beach.

Venue was perfect as well, stage seemed to fit perfectly and wasn't too big or small, plenty of facilities, food and drink options (in number if not choice) getting in and out was a doddle as well. Croker is an absolutely terrible venue.

Well a few of the stadiums to come are awful (e.g. San Siro) so if you think it was the worst, worse is to come. I don't think there was anything wrong with the Aviva, modern, handy to get to, decent access, good seats, facilities very good, stage layout was perfect for the size of the venue. Biggest issue was that it was so bright but that wasn't the stadiums fault. I much prefer it to Croke Park.

Prioristised != geolocking. Again, I have no idea, I have no access to any of the stats which Ticketmaster have regarding registrations.

I’m not really talking about myself, would’ve liked to go but more so as a general punter, I’m no Swift megafan. Doesn’t really sit well with me though that there would’ve been thousands of young kids in this country who would’ve loved to go, but there was by all accounts loads of Americans and even people going to multiple shows there.

If you were waitlisted you never even got a chance at buying tickets. And people who followed the rules and only signed up once were at a severe disadvantage, it wasn’t really random at all from that sense

Yeah that's it. Ticket history might not be the best way, Ive no idea what is but random allocation just seemed particularly cruel when it was so easy to abuse. So for me, I detested it (and we got a code and tickets thankfully) as I thought it was unfair. But I don't have the answer 😂

Used to be the old fan club system that was the fairest! Pay an annual fee and you got into the presale.

I was there in February. It's falling apart and even the locals think it's awful. The views can be brutal in some spots and can blocked by random bars and railings. The seats are awful and uncomfortable too. The Aviva is a significantly better stadium with much much better facilities.

The blocked off sections is not the fault of the Aviva Stadium. Its a great stadium.