One thing's for sure, if I didn't have tickets for the show yet, I wouldn't be buying them on Ebay or elsewhere right now.
At least, not if they weren't around face value.
I agree that the prices currently seen on Ebay won't last, if a lot of tickets become available on the 5th.
And seeing that there were still GA's available for Hawaii, before the postponement announcement came, I'm hopefull for those of you without tickets that it won't be too hard to get tickets.
Now, if the show sells out and no second show is added.
Prices will probably go up again, when we get closer to the show.
I can't help but wonder, how many tickets were still available for this show, how many can/have or will be added, because of the changed stadium configuration and how many people have returned their tickets to TM.
If I had seats all the way up and furthest away, I'd have no problem returning my tickets and trying to get better ones this time around.
But would you return your tickets to TM, if you saw they went for $400 a pair on Ebay?
Don't think so.
If you're short on cash (and even if you're not), it sure is tempting to sell your tickets on Ebay now (before the 5th).
And try to get others on the 5th.
Not that I'm doing that.
But can't help thinking:
I paid around $100 for a pair of GA's.
I can sell them for $400 on Ebay.
That's $300.
Which would be enough to cover the hotel bill.
And almost enough to pay for the flight.
Yep,
me for thinking that!
And I'm probably the only one stupid enough to admit it out loud.