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$195 for floor seats to see Styx and Loverboy in CT. Seriously?.....these are prices for the Fleetwood Mac's, Elton John's, and McCartney's.

willspups wrote:$195 for floor seats to see Styx and Loverboy in CT. Seriously?.....these are prices for the Fleetwood Mac's, Elton John's, and McCartney's.

I think I'll stick with going to see DDY as I have been.

VENUES control ticket prices. Not artists. Thought everyone knew that

but you get all this really cool stuff.

- One premium reserved ticket wtf?
- Specially designed Styx tour shirt (exclusive to packages only)
- Collectible silk-screened tour poster (numbered)
- Exclusive Styx embroidered hat
- Official Styx button and sticker set
- Commemorative tour laminate
- Commemorative ticket
- Limited edition Styx merchandise item
and you get an up close view of Gowan spinning.

actually there are plenty of under 50$ seats avail, which to me to see Loverboy (with their original lead singer) would be a great deal.

Boomchild wrote:

willspups wrote:$195 for floor seats to see Styx and Loverboy in CT. Seriously?.....these are prices for the Fleetwood Mac's, Elton John's, and McCartney's.

I think I'll stick with going to see DDY as I have been.

Isn't that something.I hope Styx will get over it.

scarab wrote:but you get all this really cool stuff.

- One premium reserved ticket wtf?
- Specially designed Styx tour shirt (exclusive to packages only)
- Collectible silk-screened tour poster (numbered)
- Exclusive Styx embroidered hat
- Official Styx button and sticker set
- Commemorative tour laminate
- Commemorative ticket
- Limited edition Styx merchandise item
and you get an up close view of Gowan spinning.

actually there are plenty of under 50$ seats avail, which to me to see Loverboy (with their original lead singer) would be a great deal.

Thought that would be meet and greet tix ????

gr8dane wrote:Isn't that something.I hope Styx will get over it.

As if there was something for them to "get over". I wouldn't even pay that kind of money to see DDY. It's not worth it for bands\artists that are well past their prime. The one exception I made was for Roger Water's The Wall tour. Only because I never got to see Pink Floyd in their hay day. I was lucky enough to work for a company that had naming rights to several large venues and got to see many big acts for nothing. Those were the days.