Miringeltje
An Interferer
unless of course it is people with a lot of money who are doing this for the charity.
That's what I am starting to think!
unless of course it is people with a lot of money who are doing this for the charity.
Then let's remind them:
This ain't ebay. If you win one of these auctions, you pay what you bid, even if it is hundreds of dollars more than the winning minimum.
Unless you won't be around during the last minutes of the auction, NEVER BID MORE THAN THE MINIMUM, as you will only drive up the price unnecessarily AND cost yourself money. (If you decide that you're willing to pay up to $250, and you bid that much, that is what you will pay - even if the closing minimum bid is less.)
And if you're bidding on the Backstage Tour, know that if you do NOT win that auction (a good possibility, since there are very few of these packages available), you will automatically win the regular Red Zone tickets at the price you bid for the Backstage Tour, which is usually hundreds of dollars more than if you had only bid on the ticket auction.
Please, bid carefully....
What's unbelievable is that this auction just started a couple of hours ago. That's just crazy, unless of course it is people with a lot of money who are doing this for the charity.
Then let's remind them:
This ain't ebay. If you win one of these auctions, you pay what you bid, even if it is hundreds of dollars more than the winning minimum.
Unless you won't be around during the last minutes of the auction, NEVER BID MORE THAN THE MINIMUM, as you will only drive up the price unnecessarily AND cost yourself money. (If you decide that you're willing to pay up to $250, and you bid that much, that is what you will pay - even if the closing minimum bid is less.)
And if you're bidding on the Backstage Tour, know that if you do NOT win that auction (a good possibility, since there are very few of these packages available), you will automatically win the regular Red Zone tickets at the price you bid for the Backstage Tour, which is usually hundreds of dollars more than if you had only bid on the ticket auction.
Please, bid carefully....
Wow....Hope they at least selected group 1 only.
The people beside me in the Atlanta RZ had paid $915 a piece for their tickets, that auction closed at opening bid. I wanted to ask them if they'd been trying for backstage tour.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for those tips... I'm a newbie, so that information is really useful. Have you ever taken the backstage tour? Is it worth it??
it's a lot of reading, but there are some reviews in this thread and, in the end, disappointed people
But its not even a tax write off - when people want to donate that kind of serious money to a charity, they generally do it in a more practical manner, so they can get a tax write off. I'm still going with the theory that these people actually think Bono is going to be their tour guide......
And if you're bidding on the Backstage Tour, know that if you do NOT win that auction (a good possibility, since there are very few of these packages available), you will automatically win the regular Red Zone tickets at the price you bid for the Backstage Tour, which is usually hundreds of dollars more than if you had only bid on the ticket auction.
Please, bid carefully....
That's so funny Bonocomet, because prior to the show, I was a wee bit envious of you Redzoner 1's, to have Edge's side, because I was in RZ2. It turned out to be great on Adam's side, he came over a lot, Bono was there a lot and actaully sang the begining of UF right to us, Crazy Tonight all of them were right in front of us for a long time, and I generally thought it was a great side to be on. I think either side is great, after all, its a U2 concert up close, it really doesn't matter which side you get!
Thanks for the help. As cool as RZ sounds, I don't want to endure the stress/risk.
So I'll just buy best available whenever Miami's presale starts.
Thanks!
It was awesome his side being able to watch him (and Dallas) all night. I would imagine Adam fans would say the same on his side too.
Thanks for the help. As cool as RZ sounds, I don't want to endure the stress/risk.
So I'll just buy best available whenever Miami's presale starts.
Thanks!
Miami has a sideways Claw layout (see TM). So the "good seats" will be farther away from the stage than usual. Another reason to do Red Zone.
OK, so maybe I'll buy the presale tickets... then try for the RZ as well.
Anyone have any clue how much RZ tickets go for in Miami?
Does anyone know how the RZ1 and RZ2 are determined?
Holy shit, 5 minutes into the Oakland auction and the Backstage package is up to $510.
$2005 for Oakland!!!!!!!!!!!I'm seeing $870 for Oakland and $805 for Edmonton.
It seems that the word has gotten out about how good the RZ is. Toronto is up to $595 as of this morning with 4 more days to go!
The lower bids get RZ2, those higher than the closing bid usually end up with RZ 1.
This is based on my purchases (8 Red Zone shows, and they were all allocated like that) i.e, shows where I bid +/- $5 of the closing amount, I always got RZ2, whereas shows where I put in an early bid that wound up being $50 or so more than the winning bid, I got RZ1
OK, so maybe I'll buy the presale tickets... then try for the RZ as well.
Anyone have any clue how much RZ tickets go for in Miami?
The lower bids get RZ2, those higher than the closing bid usually end up with RZ 1.
This is based on my purchases (8 Red Zone shows, and they were all allocated like that) i.e, shows where I bid +/- $5 of the closing amount, I always got RZ2, whereas shows where I put in an early bid that wound up being $50 or so more than the winning bid, I got RZ1
$2005 for Oakland!!!!!!!!!!!