Headache in a Suitcase said:by announcing the third leg tour dates now and putting them on sale, this also, in turn, will lower the scalper costs for the first leg.
why would someone pay 2000 bucks for a ticket at MSG when there will be 5 to 7 shows at the garden in october?
TheFly2U said:The ONLY fair way to do this is:
First Day of Presale: Former Propaganda Members
Second Day: U2.COM Members with an unused code
Third Day: The REST of U2.COM members
No. Under the revised system former Prop members get to use their code twice. Non-Prop members get to use their code once so it comes down to this:TheFly2U said:Right, So why can't day three be opened up to those who already used their code?will give PRIORITY to the Propagada members, and those that didn't use their code. They are doing more than that, they are giving presale ONLY to them.
starsgoblue said:Nobody made you use your presale code. How would U2.com be able to rectify that? Give every person who didn't get a GA ticket a code? I'm not sure how they would go about that. They clarfied this time around that having a code for the 3rd leg doesn't guarantee a good ticket either. I used my code and sure, I'd like another code for the 3rd leg but I'm just going to have to take my luck with the general sale....There isn't going to be a way to make every single person happy...
No. Under the revised system former Prop members get to use their code twice. Non-Prop members get to use their code once so it comes down to this:
1) Prop members who have not used their code get to buy two sets of two tickets for the 3rd leg.
2) Prop members who already used their code get to buy one set of 3rd leg tickets.
3) Non-Prop members who have not used their code get to buy one set of 3rd leg tickets.
4) Non-Prop members who have already used their code are done. They got to buy one set of pre-sale tickets and they have already done so.
You fall into category 4.
starsgoblue said:Nobody made you use your presale code.
Originally posted by Zootomic
No. Under the revised system former Prop members get to use their code twice. Non-Prop members get to use their code once so it comes down to this:
Prop members who already used their code get to buy one set of 3rd leg tickets.
Non-Prop members who have already used their code are done. They got to buy one set of pre-sale tickets and they have already done so.
This change did not affect you, at all
You got it exactly. They are favoring Prop members over fans who never joined Prop.MsMofoGone said:They're "favoring" Prop members way more than U2.com members, (and I'm talking about U2.com members that have been members for a while, not ones that joined U2.com for the advantage of pre-sale tickets.) Either way you look at this situation.. U2 and their organization is not "fixing the problem".. they're only "adding more discrimination" to the
"long-time" fans, who are not Prop members...
Zootomic said:
You got it exactly. They are favoring Prop members over fans who never joined Prop.
I've been a fan since 1981 but I didn't join Prop until 1996 because I didn't know until I got online that year that Prop members got ticketing priority. So for all those years other fans who may not have been fans for as long as me got favored ticketing just because they joined Prop. Was that fair? No, not really but that's how U2 did it. And this is how they are doing it now. It's not discrimination. It's just the way they have come up with to try and thwart scalpers.
If you've been a fan since 1983 and never joined Prop then, according to your logic, you have been "penalized" every tour since then because Prop members have always gotten ticketing priority. By deciding to give Prop members priority for this pre-sale U2 has just gone back to doing what they've been doing for previous tours. This is not new for them so why are you so mad about it now?MsMofoGone said:I'm being "penalized" for being a "long-time" fan ( since 1983 )
who is a U2.com member, instead of a Prop member...
Zootomic said:
If you've been a fan since 1983 and never joined Prop then, according to your logic, you have been "penalized" every tour since then because Prop members have always gotten ticketing priority. By deciding to give Prop members priority for this pre-sale U2 has just gone back to doing what they've been doing for previous tours. This is not new for them so why are you so mad about it now?