Pitch Seats For Croke Park Concert?

tylercheribini

Hi

Planning on buying seats on pitch for myself and my father for Rolling Stones. He has a bad back so cant stand at all, my only concern is do people tend to stand in these seats for concerts? Dont want to pay extra for these seats only for somebody to stand in front of us for whole gig. Thanks

EyesClosed

tylercheribini wrote: »

Hi

Planning on buying seats on pitch for myself and my father for Rolling Stones. He has a bad back so cant stand at all, my only concern is do people tend to stand in these seats for concerts? Dont want to pay extra for these seats only for somebody to stand in front of us for whole gig. Thanks

I don't think there are any pitch seats?

tylercheribini

EyesClosed wrote: »

I don't think there are any pitch seats?

Ok thx, Its just I looked at the seat maps for the other croke park gigs this year and there were seats on pitch

EyesClosed

tylercheribini wrote: »

Ok thx, Its just I looked at the seat maps for the other croke park gigs this year and there were seats on pitch

Yea check the rolling stones page, just standing, gold circle and some other red section. Seats are gonna be at the back and sides

Wheety

Taylor Swift is having seats on the pitch but the Stones won't

PTH2009

heres the seating plan

Id recommend getting tickets for the lower hogan 334-331 or Cusack 303-307, always the best sound. Im going to aim for a ticket in one of those sections but have a feeling they may be for VIP/Premium guests

tylercheribini

Thank you all for your advice, very helpful. Yea ill aim for the non nosebleed stand section, already looking forward to the extortionate prices 🙆

PTH2009

still the gig is Subject to licence

really looking forward to the gig, one of the most known and best rock n roll bands of all time in croke park for prob the last time

AFAIK prices are ok €181+charges for Cat A seats

bren2002

Wheety wrote: »

Taylor Swift is having seats on the pitch but the Stones won't

Ironic!

bren2002

PTH2009 wrote: »

still the gig is Subject to licence

really looking forward to the gig, one of the most known and best rock n roll bands of all time in croke park for prob the last time

AFAIK prices are ok €181+charges for Cat A seats

But the sound in Croke Park is pants, especially off the pitch. It isn't worth that money. Joe Duffy will be busy taking all the calls about the poor sound quality.

tylercheribini

Is it best to buy tickets through rollingstones.com or Ticketmaster? Thx

PTH2009

tylercheribini wrote: »

Is it best to buy tickets through rollingstones.com or Ticketmaster? Thx

the Uk gig tickets are through Axs.co.uk and others are TM i think

I imagine the Irish pre sale and General sale will go through TM ??

So id say TM for the irish gig, best to sign up for the RS mailing list and u might get a chance for pre sale tickets for Dublin