Everything except for a few expensive singles available by 10:02. That's more like it, I suppose. Easier to get rid of the 11/4 singles I have. Still, there wasn't any presale, so there's absolutely no reason for me to have NOT gotten any GAs within my first 20 tries!
Bastards.
*hugs lonely thread* Well, here's an interesting topic of discussion. There's a big thread on Interference on "How does U2 justify these high ticket prices?"--
----- Related sidenote: As for Oasis opening for U2 at MSG in October....I'm thinking not.
https://www.contactmusic.com/new/xmlfeed.nsf/mndwebpages/oasis%20keeping%20it%20cheap ----------
Anyway, just curious to hear your thoughts on that. Particularly with the Vegas sales, there were seats on the side of the stage in the upper levels that were going for US$183!

How does
that work?? All of us have paid a fair chunk of money for the tickets we do have (while I don't balk at $50 nosebleeds, I think anything over $120 for lower bowl is sort of ridiculous), but at the same time, supply and demand and those pesky eBay scalpers (shut up, Ellie) have proven that people are willing to pay much more than face value for tickets to the show! So is U2 justifed for selling for higher (esp. when other acts like Madonna and Elton are in the similar - but still lower - $50-$120 range)?
Hmmmm....
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Updated On: 4/16/05 at 01:31 PM