Anyone know why tickets in the green blocks (further away from the stage than the yellow blocks in front) were both more expensive and considered "best available" by ticketmaster compared with the frontmost blocks?
I was lucky enough to be one of the first on the site this morning and got two tickets for opening night, in Block J. I initially assumed that tickets for the yellow section had merely sold out faster than I was able to grab one, but a friend of mine who didn't go with "best available" told me that in fact, the top set of tickets in terms of price and Ticketmaster's prioritisation are the ones in the blocks I got a ticket for, the green blocks a little further back. The second set of tickets, for around €100, are in the yellow blocks which I had assumed would be regarded as the absolute best and most in demand seats.
I've been deliberately avoiding spoilers on this tour if possible, I was thinking about how cool it would have been in 360 if I didn't have an idea of the setlist or didn't already know that the screen would randomly triple in size half way through the show, so I don't know much at all about the stage layout this time. Does anyone who does have any thoughts about why the tickets would be prioritised as such?
Regardless... U2U2U2U2U2
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