Clayforlife
Bismarck - CANCELLED - HOW CAN IT BE?
« Reply #17 on: June 28, 2004, 01:45:39 PM »
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I totally agree on the broker situation. I didn't get the front row tickets from a broker - I just happened to be on ticketmaster website at the right time to get lucky enough for those. Having said that though, unless you pay the big bucks - how DO you get those good seats?? I was on the website immediately when I was looking for the first set of tickets I got and the closest I could get was row 13. Does that mean that the brokers buy up those tickets prior to them even going on sale?? And if the brokers don't sell the tickets they have purchased - do they come up for grabs at a decent rate at the last minute? I actually bought tickets from someone at one of the other boards and they are row 14 at Grand Forks, which is good (but not as good as front row), but anyways, noted on some of the ticket sites that tickets in the same rows and further back are being sold for twice and three times the cost. What a rip off! Seriously, though, if the brokers don't sell the tickets - do they come available last minute for cheap?? I have not been to a concert where there have been seats empty in the front few rows, so somebody is obviously sitting in them or has purchased them. At the Vegas concert, seats were still available through brokers at the last minute, but there were NO empty seats at the concert. It is a weird scenario for sure. If anyone has any info about last minute purchases, I would be interested in knowing. I am willing to buy another set at a reasonable price if they are closer to the stage in Grand Forks.
Thanks.