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  1. Originally posted by Document:[..]
    Is the Red Zone worth the pricing this tour? I felt like I stood right next to the Red Zone on the last I & E tour and had the same view...... what are the extra perks? Less crowd, drinks???
    I guess that's a matter of preference. If I had the expendable income, I'd get Red Zone for no other reason than the cause. It certainly wouldn't be for the better view. But hey, that's just me. I'm one of the lucky ones that has never had a problem moving around freely, finding a drink easily or waiting in line for the bathroom from the regular GA section...
  2. Guys, can I purchase 2 tickets for 2 different shows at once or do I have to do it twice? I don't even have a code yet (innocence) but I'm already worried I might fuck up and end up being considered a ''scalper'' by the system
  3. And also should I register for general sale for both concerts I plan to attend just in case I can't get tickets for any in presale? Or would that be considered suspicious? Jesus I thought getting tickets in latin america was tricky
  4. Originally posted by Remy:Fees are even more ridiculous for San Jose.. Paid $102 for a fucking GA.

    USD $6(Order Processing Fee)
    USD $4(Facility Charge)
    USD $16.45(Service Fee)
    Hope I can even figure out how to get my tickets, lol. And obviously the fees likely have a tie in to the fact we are paying for copies of an album we all will probably have day of release, and some like me will have the Japanese version with another version of the Blackout, I think the Hacksaw Knife remix or Drowning Fish Out Of the Tap Water Mix
  5. Originally posted by marianarielli:And also should I register for general sale for both concerts I plan to attend just in case I can't get tickets for any in presale? Or would that be considered suspicious? Jesus I thought getting tickets in latin america was tricky
    You can register until Saturday, so if you don't succeed you should do that indeed but you can wait for the result first.
  6. Originally posted by pleasegone:[..]
    Hope I can even figure out how to get my tickets, lol. And obviously the fees likely have a tie in to the fact we are paying for copies of an album we all will probably have day of release, and some like me will have the Japanese version with another version of the Blackout, I think the Hacksaw Knife remix or Drowning Fish Out Of the Tap Water Mix
    Albums:
    US/Canadian residents only.

    So worthless fees for me
  7. Why is everyone so surprised by the fees? As if it's something new. And as added junk fees, remember some of the venues TM has to partner with as they use different ticket services. So there's a "partner" junk fee...
  8. Originally posted by blueeyedboy:Why is everyone so surprised by the fees? As if it's something new. And as added junk fees, remember some of the venues TM has to partner with as they use different ticket services. So there's a "partner" junk fee...
    The fees are much higher than last tour(s).
  10. Originally posted by Remy:[..]
    You can register until Saturday, so if you don't succeed you should do that indeed but you can wait for the result first.
    Thank you!!
  11. $9 more. I bet that's the "partner" fee and CD shipping charge. Everybody gotta get their cut.
  12. The sad reality is that as a lot of people don't pay for music now the cost of live shows has rocketed. Promoters are largely to blame also...remember nobody puts a gun to your head and forces you to buy tickets. If you think it's unreasonable then skip it
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