Originally posted by KieranU2:So I used my Mum's credit card for one of the Glasgow gigs and according to her it says on the Ticketmaster website that the person whose name is on the credit card must be there on entry, if not you won't get in. So if I go to the gig, say it's a 'present', I still won't get let in? I know it is designed to stop scalpers but if I go along with ID and my last name matches my mum's credit card, then surely there is some leniency involved?
Originally posted by KieranU2:So I used my Mum's credit card for one of the Glasgow gigs and according to her it says on the Ticketmaster website that the person whose name is on the credit card must be there on entry, if not you won't get in. So if I go to the gig, say it's a 'present', I still won't get let in? I know it is designed to stop scalpers but if I go along with ID and my last name matches my mum's credit card, then surely there is some leniency involved?
no worries Originally posted by KieranU2:So I used my Mum's credit card for one of the Glasgow gigs and according to her it says on the Ticketmaster website that the person whose name is on the credit card must be there on entry, if not you won't get in. So if I go to the gig, say it's a 'present', I still won't get let in? I know it is designed to stop scalpers but if I go along with ID and my last name matches my mum's credit card, then surely there is some leniency involved?
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
There won't be ID+CC checkings, or else GA entrance will take 4 hours and the shows will start at 2 AM
Originally posted by KieranU2:[..]
Apparently will, how else will they get people in if it's a paperless ticket?
Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
What have they sent as the ticket confirmation? A QR code or what?
Originally posted by BigGiRL:[..]
Actually there is no “logical arrangement” for a 4-night stand since nothing was mentioned specifically for these special occasions… All possible options are mere conjectures from the one clue that said “night two will have different feeling than night one.” (That does seem to rule out option AABB, but then again, a 4-night stand could indeed carry it’s own “logic,” whatever that may be...)
What should make it even more complicated is that feelings are highly subjective. Back in 2009 when I attended both Amsterdam shows, for me night 1 had a complete different “feel” than night 2. (I remember waking up the morning after night 1, thinking night 2 could never ever top or even match night 1 – and I was right: night 2 was even better with One in the early spot, Bad and the Drowning Man sequence in MOS!). My point: someone could still make a legitimate case arguing that both nights essentially had the same “feel.”
Having this said, in my experience first nights always have a different feel than last nights...
Anyway, any thoughts on New York City? ABABAB/ABBAAB/ ABBABA…? (ABACAB…?)