The Nal wrote: » Were the tickets 200?! :eek:
Zardoz wrote: » I'd looked at her setlists earlier on in the tour and noticed that she only sang 15 songs and there were lots of breaks for costume changes so I decided against going. 200 euro for an 80 minute show is a sick joke.
ConcertKing wrote: » Sang a song or 2 and then a costume change which took at least 5 minutes each time and this happened for the whole show give or take.The show lasted about 80 minutes in total which says it all about why the long costume changes did my head in! This for me killed any buzz or momentum that the concert had as anytime the excitement increased a costume change killed it dead. The highlights were obviously her biggest hits and they were obviously great.Just a pity she didn't sing more.
ConcertKing wrote: » Went to this tonight and even though I am delighted I got to see the legend that is Cher on what is more than likely to be her farewell tour I was hugely underwhelmed. Sang a song or 2 and then a costume change which took at least 5 minutes each time and this happened for the whole show give or take.The show lasted about 80 minutes in total which says it all about why the long costume changes did my head in! This for me killed any buzz or momentum that the concert had as anytime the excitement increased a costume change killed it dead. The highlights were obviously her biggest hits and they were obviously great.Just a pity she didn't sing more. It's funny reading how much practically everyone on social media loved it.I must of been at a different concert especially as a good few round me were complaining about the same thing as me!Must be said she looked amazing for 73 years old as well!
sabrewulf wrote: » when you click buy on the ones without seat numbers you can see the exact seats before paying.
okidoki987 wrote: » Massive but not as dear as buying from a secondary site. There was no way T/M has going to give up Seatwaves fees easily.
As an example £125 face value tickets have an additional 29% booking fee added on.
wacotaco wrote: » Is there proof dynamic pricing was used for this event or did the cheaper tickets sell out? A report from June said TM has no plans to introduce DP. https://www.thejournal.ie/ticketmaster-dynamic-pricing-4126544-Jul2018/
The Platinum thing is getting out of hand now. They've started to hold back not only the best seats but also regular standing tickets for hiked up prices. Noel Rock has blasted the secondary markets but not a word said about TM.
Zardoz wrote: » Yes,Ticketmaster are using dynamic pricing for her gigs in the UK and Ireland . Basically the price is changing with demand. So when tickets went on sale at 9am most of the tickets were 181 euro plus fees,now some of these are 126 euro plus fees. Its an utter scam . All the best seats have been held back for VIP and platinum sales. The way for people to counter this is to refrain from buying now ,the gig is almost a year away and there will be plenty more seats released in the interim and most of them will be good seats.
Tow wrote: » When they went on sale there were non available. After 15 min some at the very back became available... At 181 each. By 12:30 i got some a on row 11 of the first blocks. Certainly some shenanigans going on.
whiteshorts wrote: » One of my brothers asked me to get him tickets as he was at a meeting at 10am. Nothing for €86, nothing for €126 and only Block P at €181. Didn't bother, see there's now €126 tickets available but nothing great around. I know it is Cher but those prices are bit over the top!
gmisk wrote: » The only decent seats left are 180 each...... Pretty surprised there still a good chunk of tickets left even at that price, they been on sale since 10am, and pre sale from weds. i am just not fussed at that price...but it is Cher...
gmisk wrote: » i am just not fussed at that price...but it is Cher...