Originally posted by fv45pfap:[..]
Not if you enter the venue with the person who purchased the tickets.
Originally posted by KaiserJose:[..]
It's January, and the concert is not until July. Things can happen in 6 months that results in ticket holders/ purchasers being unable to go.
I'm still backing targeting them by the ticket numbers produced online with a temporary banning order.
Originally posted by Alvin:second shows for London, Paris And Brussels added to U2.com
Originally posted by Papo:One thing I learned from going to shows for the past 30 years:
No concert is sold out. There's always somebody unable to go, and there is always a secondary market with tickets sold for face value or even less - with very few exceptions. Here's what I paid for tickets in the past:
U2 Zoo TV Köln 1993: 15 Deutsche Mark (€ 7,50)
U2 Popmart Rotterdam 1997 (about 40 Euro for two tix)
U2 Popmart Köln 1997: about 15 Euros
Popmart Hannover: 25 Euros
U2 Vertigo Gelsenkirchen: 30 Euros
U2 München 2010: 15 Euros
Sting and Paul Simon Köln 2015 (?): 20 Euros
Of course, in Dublin in 1993 I paid face falue x 2 - but that was my own fault. And yes, I often paid face value
For stadiums, I never worry about getting tickets. I would never buy from stubhub or other secondary markets...
To sum up: Don't panic! There will also be a lot of tickets being released via Ticketmaster or others over the next months, return from travel agencies etc...
Originally posted by Remy:U2.com confirms 4 new shows and presales this week:
http://www.u2.com/news/title/new-shows-added-for-europe
Originally posted by fv45pfap:[..]
That is easy to solve if Ticketmaster would take the tickets back and resell them.[/quote
Always mean you can't buy tickets as a gift to someone, or give to a friend in any capacity.