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Joshua Tree Tour 2017
 Legs (3): Leg 1 - North America, Leg 2 - Europe, Leg 3 - The Americas
Shows: 52
  1. Anyone got an idea how it works with buying 4 single tickets for 4 different shows with the same presalecode? Just enter same presalecode at every site and They check it afterwards ?
  2. Originally posted by fv45pfap:Anyone got an idea how it works with buying 4 single tickets for 4 different shows with the same presalecode? Just enter same presalecode at every site and They check it afterwards ?
    That should be the case. People were able yo buy more than that for SOI but you run the risk of having all your orders cancelled if you take the piss.
  3. Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
    That should be the case. People were able yo buy more than that for SOI but you run the risk of having all your orders cancelled if you take the piss.
    I remember that haha. Everyone being all "hell yeah pulled a fast one on em" and then getting ALL of their tickets taken away for trying to pull a fast one on the system.

    Honour system folks.
  4. Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:[..]
    I remember that haha. Everyone being all "hell yeah pulled a fast one on em" and then getting ALL of their tickets taken away for trying to pull a fast one on the system.

    Honour system folks.
    I don't recall any orders being cancelled for over-using the presale code, and I personally know quite a few people who went WELL over the 2 tickets limit for I&E tour, and others who went FAR WELL over the 4 tickets limit for the 360 Tour. None of their orders were cancelled.
  5. The only case I recall of an order being cancelled was a friend who purchased 8+ tix for consecutive shows in the same country. But Ticketmaster.ie won't exchange codes with Ticketmaster.fr, which will also ignore Ticketmaster.es and Ticketmaster.co.uk
  6. It's your own risk to take. It isn't quite fair on others though.
  7. Absolutely.


  9. For me, the whole "buy a subscription and get a presale code" isn't fair. Fanclub presale has to be about loyality, not about "paying 50 euro extra to be (almost) sure of buying tickets."

    It should be better to gave longtime subscribers more tix per code (so you can go multiple shows) and reward them for their loyalty every year, instead of giving EVERYONE the chance to participate in the presales (as long as they pay 50 euro extra).

    Here in Belgium, newspapers are even talking about "presale starts next Monday but if you take a paid subscription on the U2-site, you can buy tix in advance!" So, A lot of people makes the maths: 50 euro (dividend by 4) and almost sure to buy 76 euro-tix without stress, OR trying to get tix in general sale where they have a big chance ending up with NO tix, or only the most expensive tix... Of course, you can not blame them for doing that, but it takes away the "magic" of being part of the fanclub presale.
  10. Just bought two more U2Start shirts, just because I could. My bank account is going to HATE me by the end of this week. Oh well.
  11. i think they owe us a promo concert or at least a real press conference.too many questions unanswered...
  12. Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
    I don't recall any orders being cancelled for over-using the presale code, and I personally know quite a few people who went WELL over the 2 tickets limit for I&E tour, and others who went FAR WELL over the 4 tickets limit for the 360 Tour. None of their orders were cancelled.
    Oh, maybe I'm remembering that wrong.

    I definitely thought there were multiple reports of people having their tickets refunded for using their code more than once.

    On another note - thinking of going all in and getting Red Zone tickets. Worth it? Dumb? Anyone have any experience doing so? In tours past it never really seemed worth it (especially on 360) but this time it's RIGHT next to Edge.
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