RiverOfLove wrote: » So organisers want big queues for pubilicity. What do you mean by pubilicity? Pubilicity for what? Aikan promotions? Ticketmaster shops? That's crap. Ticketmasters job is to sell tickets. If they want big queues for pubilicity, there would be no such thing as online sales. Edited to add: why would smaller outlets decide not to sell to give pubilicity to bigger outlets?
Mr.S wrote: » Croke Park staff have been asked/told to work a 3rd gig.
HardLuckWoman wrote: » Also im so desperate for tickets that i'd probaby pay extra. And there's always people who will buy to sell on. Has to be better than queueing all night.
RiverOfLove wrote: » So organisers want big queues for pubilicity. What do you mean by pubilicity? Pubilicity for what? Aikan promotions? Ticketmaster shops? That's crap. Ticketmasters job is to sell tickets. If they want big queues for pubilicity, there would be no such thing as online sales. Edited to add: why would smaller outlets decide not to sell to give pubilicity to bigger outlets?[/ I did not say smaller TM were not selling just so bigger TMS would get publicity. What I said were the two smaller TMs near us have said they will NOT be selling tickets for Garth Brooks. (Maybe because they are incorporated with other business I do not know!) The reference I made to publicity was that it is a publicists dream if people queue. The bigger the queue the bigger the media coverage. I did not say this would be an intentional act by TM, Aiken or anyone else. It is a fact though that they will play on it! Every newspaper will be talking about "Garth Brooks Fever".
bennyl10 wrote: » Also, why in God's name do ye need in excess of 60 tickets?.. Tout rings are awful and stop actual fans getting tickets..
Skyebear07 wrote: » The two Smaller ones near us have issued a notice saying they will not be selling tickets on thurs.
Skyebear07 wrote: » From what I can gather most of the smaller TMs are NOT getting ticket allocations for Garth Brooks. Every one I know that plans on going has organised to queue for tickets as well as queuing online. I know a group of approx ten who are setting up computers at someone's house so they can have a few queuing online, 6 more of them are getting into physical queue, they plan to communicate with each other via mobiles, there aim is to get 58 tickets! And that's not counting the group I will be queuing with which will be another 30+ tickets. It's not only that tickets are going to be in high demand for this that people need to think about. It's the fact that people want them thurs morning! Everyone wants to be guaranteed tickets so most are doing similar to above. Queuing both at TM stores as well as online. I honestly think this is going to turn into something from the 90's with massive queues outside shops. This will be any promoters dream as its totally free publicity. Every paper will have pictures of the queues as they form. There will be the few who I have heard are starting tomorrow and once media gets wind photos will be everywhere starting hysteria. Myself and at least 30 people I know will descend the second we get wind of any queue starting. This I think will be true for most people. On my Facebook the majority of conversations between people is what they need to bring for a couple of nights camping outside shops, ie wet gear, chairs, playing cards etc lol not how best to get tickets. Everyone is intending on getting tickets, no one has even mentioned they will be available on done deal etc we have decided to wait until weds before joining queue but that will be totally dependent on TM Galway. We are ready at a moments notice to abandon ship at home and head into the city. My poor hubby!!! Lol. Best of luck to everyone and fingers crossed we are all jumping for joy next thurs morning :-D
Mr.S wrote: » Ticketmaster holds up good these days, it used to crash all the time with big events, but in the past while it hasn't. It'l be slow, but thats it. There will always be tickets available, as long as you have the cash There will be tickets on ebay for double the price 5 mins after they are on sale.
bennyl10 wrote: » Every outlet will have access to the system.. Therefore all will have tickets.
PTH2009 wrote: » thats my chance of getting 2 tickets gone then. Im only able to get them online and have a feeling that they will be all gone. I will be online at 9am thursday morning. I pray to every god i get 2 tickets
Careful_now! wrote: » Where did you hear that?
Furious-Red wrote: » Just heard there is a 3rd date booked when the other 2 sell out
sunbabe08 wrote: » woot!!!! shall go to that one too
HardLuckWoman wrote: » The pitch cant be seated. No way. That'll be the dryest concert. Sure the new FAQs on ticketmaster states that Vertigo sufferers should buy tickets in the lower stands or standing ??? Standing ?http://www.ticketmaster.ie/promo/gsysuz No way it'll be all seated.
Furious-Red wrote: » No worries , unless things have changed but thats the way we did it . Suppose if the First Aid sign off confirming you have vertigo you will be grand . But if you are able to buy lower seats/standing go for that
sunbabe08 wrote: » as some one who suffers from vertigo I thank you for this information
paddyirish23 wrote: » Yes it's 6 max per person i found a seating chart on a website but not sure if your happy for me to put it up as this is not fully confirmed but looks to be the case please let me know if this needs to come down again
Furious-Red wrote: » Yea when i was working at the Westlife gigs a few years ago we were told if we met anyone who had Vertigo to bring them to the First Aid area and if they were satisified we would bring them to customer service area and get them a lower seating area or if need be let them on pitch