songanddanceman2 said: "Hey I'm just going off what is been reported and according to them under 90 seats are available."
OK, but this isn't really a matter of debate. You can go on Ticketmaster and see they are wrong. Or, even easier, at the screen capture of Ticketmaster from yesterday that I posted. And that is with resale tickets turned off. A lot more tickets are available if you go by the people who have no intention of attending the show, but have tickets to sell.
songanddanceman2 said: "However yet again, second tour flop prediction in a row is wrong. As I said to you when we had this SAME conversation with the last tour....better luck next time."
You both have different definitions of what it means to be a flop. From this discussion, I imagine you will both be correct for as long as you both desire.
Namo says the tour isn't selling out, which is supported by an unbiased source called madonna.com/tour that has a "Get Tickets" button near most every date, and a SOLD OUT label on very few.
You go by journalists reviewing the show who say it was a packed house, sold out, or other things, because there is a person in every seat. And it is true that if Madonna reduces those $400 tickets to something reasonable, or donates them to local charities, people will sit in them so that journalist will not see any empty seats, so the venue will be at capacity, albeit not "sold" out.
I just hope someone Periscopes Amy Schumer, so I can see it without going, heh. She's the more exciting part for me.
Updated On: 9/15/15 at 10:31 AM