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#16 Post by patrick »

Young Offender wrote:Since the theater does not hold more than a few thousand, I think they (the promoter) had to charge more per ticket to cover the psb's fee and all of the other expenses.
Rubbish. The venue hosts a ton of hot bands for far cheaper.

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#17 Post by thinktank909 »

$85 is a bit steep. But they are a bargain comapred to Madonna.

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#18 Post by diana »

spooky wrote: $103 for a concert ticket?! PSB's must be hanging out with Sting cause he's expensive too. for that price, PSB's should do a meet & greet... or at least wash my car.
That is because other venues are to cheap 8) . Like Leuven, Belgium, 21 euro. 8) They have to compensate that. :wink:

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#19 Post by nojarama »

I am probably foolish, but I'm holding out for a Friday night gig myself. I went to the "Release" show a few years back with a Pethead friend of mine & we had "pit seats". Fun!

In any case, if they "can" the Friday gig idea, we'll try for the Weds or Thurs shows. See ya there!

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#20 Post by alp3 »

Bought ours as well for both nights. It's rare PSB visits this part of the world...might as well go both nights. IIRC, they played only one night for Release, no?

Interestingly enough, my tickets show 44 and 45 for floor tickets and I bought them at around 12noon PST on Sat. I am assumiing only 45 tix were sold for floor seats then?

I am in for pre-show meet up as well.

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#21 Post by Pacific707 »

Well I bought my tickets online for wed. I am going to fly down from Calgary Alberta to see the show. It would be sweet if we could get a monopoly on level1 for psb-forum members only :D

I went to the one for nightlife ant it was fantastic!! Can't wait for the show

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#22 Post by Young Offender »

alp3 wrote:Bought ours as well for both nights. It's rare PSB visits this part of the world...might as well go both nights. IIRC, they played only one night for Release, no?

Interestingly enough, my tickets show 44 and 45 for floor tickets and I bought them at around 12noon PST on Sat. I am assumiing only 45 tix were sold for floor seats then?

I am in for pre-show meet up as well.
I bought mine at the warehouse in Glendora, ca at 10 a.m., and the tickets are for floor general admission, only a small section of general admission will be allowed i think to the pit area first come first serve, after that it's all general admission, I think the numbering of seats on the tickets even though it general admission is to keep track of how many tickets to sell for the floor?

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#23 Post by boyjohn »

I went for front row loge.....i dont feel like standing for 3 hours
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#24 Post by morrissey »

Argh!! I just checked my ticketmaster order and I bought the first two tickets for Nov 8th!!! :oops:

FLOOR ADULT US $85.00 US
FLOOR ADULT US $85.00 US
Seats:1 to 2

I live in Tijuana Mx... so I've never been at the wiltern....

This venue... how big is it?!?

Right now i'm regreting for not buying tickets at loge... but I really want to be at front...

So how big is this venue? Do you think that I have to be at least three or two hours before the event to get to the front?

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#25 Post by nojarama »

The Wiltern is quite big, very similar to what was the Universal Ampitheater (now it's called the Gibson something or other). Excellent venue IMO.

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#26 Post by boyjohn »

seating capacities

Wiltern = 2400
Universal = 6189
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#27 Post by patrick »

The Wiltern is nothing compared to a Universal Ampitheater. In fact it's quite cozy.

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#28 Post by TheMatrix »

Its way smaller, which is actually nice.
Stay the course or change it up?

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#29 Post by Young Offender »

I saw erasure and phil collins in the early 90s, i think no seat is a bad one, very small and intimate.

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#30 Post by johnboy »

I got floor tickets for Thursday. How long is a PSB concert usually?

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