Ticketmaster.com lawsuit and your overpriced Bdway shows — Page 2

neonlightsxo said: "I thought LiveNation was a separate lawsuit? Because I've been getting vouchers and emails about that lawsuit for years already.



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I believe Live Nation is the parent company of Ticketmaster. Perhaps there was a separate lawsuit, but all of my e-mails and FAQs regarding my Ticketmaster venues have mentioned Live Nation venues only are eligible for redemption.

I also tried to use just the $2.25 code and even that didn't work. This is bogus bulsht.

Updated On: 6/21/16 at 08:10 AM

Melissa, They do state that the "free" tickets are limited which means they are probably allotting only two tickets total per event. However, the message I am getting is voucher not allowed or something similiar to that in meaning.

You can't even speak to a live Ticketmaster/Live Nation rep due to high phone call volume. They disconnect the call. They tell you to call back later.

The general admission tickets disappeared yesterday on me as well. All I see are the 2.25 discounts. I looked at the concert list, I did not see anything in New York, not even Jones Beach. I only see Holmdel, NJ and Camden, NJ that are in the area.

Do the free ticket codes cover the service fees that Live Nation lists when you get to checkout?

You'd think there'd be more NYC options - like Tiffany, The Proclaimers, and The Bangles are the only artists I've even heard of.

Le sigh!

Robert, the general admission tickets for all of the outside amphitheater events are the lawn. Broadway Joe, can you elaborate that your general admission voucher covered the fees? The Ticketmaster supervisor I spoke to yesterday stated it did NOT. I could see them still charging for the fees. Broadway Joe, then your purchase total was zero for your general admission tickets? The list for eligible events changes hourly. To the worst.

ALL of the events are sold out. The website states that 5 million in vouchers have been used. Interesting, since when I tried to use my vouchers for general admission, it came back vouchers not good. I was able to save $4.50 on a Gwen Stefani ticket.

So far I've been able to get FREE tickets to Pat Benetar and Melissa Etheridge, Snoop Dogg, Train, Heart and Joan Jett, and Gwen Stefani! I'm pleased with the offerings so far, and more are supposed to be added!

Love how they are making it sound like they are only adding more stuff because of how fast the vouchers are going. Sorry, but they need to make stuff available through 2020, since that's when the vouchers expire. I haven't found much that I want to see that's reasonably close.

My codes were denied too, until I discovered that I had to choose "E-tickets" as my shipping method. Surprisingly, no fees had to be paid! Total came to $0 for all shows. For two of the shows, it allowed me to get 4 tickets, and for the Snoop Dogg show it allowed me to get the VIP lawn package, which included early admission and a Merch package.

ArtMan said: "barbraboy19902 said: "My codes were denied too, until I discovered that I had to choose "E-tickets" as my shipping method. Surprisingly, no fees had to be paid! Total came to $0 for all shows. For two of the shows, it allowed me to get 4 tickets, and for the Snoop Dogg show it allowed me to get the VIP lawn package, which included early admission and a Merch package.



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I tried for the Pat Benetar/Melissa Etheridge concert, the Heart/Joan Jett concert and Brad Paisley but was SOL. I'm jealous. You must live in either NC, Atlanta, Tampa or West Palm?



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Yeah...I live in Columbus, GA...about 90 minutes south of Atlanta. It seems like I got super lucky based on some stories I've heard. I still have 12 vouchers left. Hopefully they add more shows!