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Can someone kindly send me the link for Amsterdam GA ticketmaster listing page?
I can't see any GAs listed here:
U2 Tickets | Concerts & Tour Dates | Ticketmaster
Thank you.
I've since found the link ...
Can someone kindly send me the link for Amsterdam GA ticketmaster listing page?
I can't see any GAs listed here:
U2 Tickets | Concerts & Tour Dates | Ticketmaster
Thank you.
Boston may be moving slower than expected because Gillette Stadium is logistically crappy, that's why I didn't even entertain it.
What are you talking about?Loooong time U2 fan and concert-goer. And I'm pissed.
I'm seeing $100US for GA floor tickets... GENERAL ADMISSION. IN A STADIUM!!!
That's just downright greedy, and all for a tour that's essentially an opportunistic cash grab unapologetically riding nostalgia.
I've paid for GA floor tickets in recent years for U2 arena shows. They were in the $45 range, plus fees, so around $60-$70 out the door. Not thrilled with that, but at least in an arena GA situation the section is small enough that you can work with it, hang back enough and still see the show well enough, find your friends if someone has to go to the bar or the bathroom, etc.
But in a football stadium? Who wants to pay $100 plus fees and not get a guaranteed seat? What if you end up potentially on the 20 or 30 yard line opposite of the stage in the end zone on the other end of the stadium? Is that worth $100 plus fees? Now you're standing, maybe 40 or 50 yards away from the stage, and you have to stand for at least four hours, given the opening act, etc..
They should be charging $50 tops for these tickets. Unbelievable.
Really disappointed in U2. Those $35 nosebleed tickets are small consolation, either. They're just a way to make it seem like they aren't trying to fleece their fans and have 'affordable' prices. Bullshit.
They know full well that GA floor in a stadium is the last/best option for true fans who want to brave the crowd and the elements to see their favorite band. But when you charge those fans premium prices that in most other shows would get you a guaranteed seat for a chance at finding a spot on a football field, and everything that goes along with that, it's just going too far. You're not just asking your fans to battle through the rigors of a stadium GA, you're asking them to pay premium ticket prices for the privilege.
I've seen U2 live at least a dozen times since 1988. Arena shows. Stadium shows. Assigned seating and GA. But the prices for GA on this tour are insulting. Am I the only one outraged by this?
Well that was incredibly painless. I was even 25 minutes late cause I thought they went on sale at 10
What are you talking about?
GA tickets are $70 plus fees, for around $100 total... not $100 plus fees.
Hewson, did you have to select a shipping method for Foxboro GAs? I didn't see a paperless option...
I bought seats, but my buddy bought GA's and had them mailed. No paperless option.
Souvenirs, yay.
What are you talking about?
GA tickets are $70 plus fees, for around $100 total... not $100 plus fees.
What are you talking about?
GA tickets are $70 plus fees, for around $100 total... not $100 plus fees.
That's more or less the same as last tour too right...maybe $5 more?
For which venue?
Wish we had known that RZ could be purchased today with Wires presale code...hopefully there will be some left tomorrow...for Gillette. As of now I don't see any.I got a Red zone for Houston venue on presale as VIP as presale was available today with wires presale code. Wires GA group is available tomorrow.
Bought Red Zone. My wallet
Boston may be moving slower than expected because Gillette Stadium is logistically crappy, that's why I didn't even entertain it.
I figured I'd wait for a second Chicago show (if I go) before considering that. Eating vs. Red Zone... decisions, decisions!
Gillette actually had a very tough time selling two 360 shows, so even with the reduced capacity on this tour (no backstage seating), I'll be surprised (pleasantly, though) if they add a second show.
After seeing 360 at Gillette, I'd prefer almost any other venue - but can't do the travel. I'm fortunate that I live south of the stadium, so can park before the stadium and get out without facing the cluster at the stadium parking exit.
Gillette is the actual worst. And I say this as someone who saw U2 in the old Foxboro Stadium in 1992 and who LOVES the Patriots. Gillette blows.Very true. They called those shows 'sellouts', but there were plenty of seats open in the upper deck for both. I'll never forget trying to get out of Gillette. It took 2 HOURS to go 5 miles.
I figured I'd wait for a second Chicago show (if I go) before considering that. Eating vs. Red Zone... decisions, decisions!
For GAs or no? Fascinating if so. I bought 4 $155 tickets and those are credit card entry with no transfers. Complete opposite of last tour then.the e-mail confirmation Ticketmaster sent me does appear to have a "Transfer" option on the tickets.
Very true. They called those shows 'sellouts', but there were plenty of seats open in the upper deck for both. I'll never forget trying to get out of Gillette. It took 2 HOURS to go 5 miles.
Loooong time U2 fan and concert-goer. And I'm pissed.
I'm seeing $100US for GA floor tickets... GENERAL ADMISSION. IN A STADIUM!!!
That's just downright greedy, and all for a tour that's essentially an opportunistic cash grab unapologetically riding nostalgia.
I've paid for GA floor tickets in recent years for U2 arena shows. They were in the $45 range, plus fees, so around $60-$70 out the door. Not thrilled with that, but at least in an arena GA situation the section is small enough that you can work with it, hang back enough and still see the show well enough, find your friends if someone has to go to the bar or the bathroom, etc.
But in a football stadium? Who wants to pay $100 plus fees and not get a guaranteed seat? What if you end up potentially on the 20 or 30 yard line opposite of the stage in the end zone on the other end of the stadium? Is that worth $100 plus fees? Now you're standing, maybe 40 or 50 yards away from the stage, and you have to stand for at least four hours, given the opening act, etc..
They should be charging $50 tops for these tickets. Unbelievable.
Really disappointed in U2. Those $35 nosebleed tickets are small consolation, either. They're just a way to make it seem like they aren't trying to fleece their fans and have 'affordable' prices. Bullshit.
They know full well that GA floor in a stadium is the last/best option for true fans who want to brave the crowd and the elements to see their favorite band. But when you charge those fans premium prices that in most other shows would get you a guaranteed seat for a chance at finding a spot on a football field, and everything that goes along with that, it's just going too far. You're not just asking your fans to battle through the rigors of a stadium GA, you're asking them to pay premium ticket prices for the privilege.
I've seen U2 live at least a dozen times since 1988. Arena shows. Stadium shows. Assigned seating and GA. But the prices for GA on this tour are insulting. Am I the only one outraged by this?