How interesting. Ticketmaster has the Madonna page for the Boston date set up so you can't look at the map to pic your seat and, no doubt, see what must be copious available seats long after the general on sale started. You have to check boxes to pick a price and carefully select venue seats because the site very heavily tilts shoppers to Ticketmaster's OWN "resale" of the seats from the venue. It's like you're being hit by a highway robber and then hit again by his regional manager.
But if you select the cheapest possible seats and pick a number, any number, you CAN find plenty of the cheapest face value tickets available for face value. Once her prices got astronomical, those were always the first to sell out. Maybe, as I have been saying, the unsustainable model is no longer sustainable at all.
I'm sure once again there will be crowing about how the tour will completely sell out, but I would say if they're so concerned with how things look NOW, I wouldn't trust the reports of the success at face value.
Have ANY of the cities put a second night on sale because the first sold out?
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Updated On: 3/17/15 at 01:46 AM