MR

The 4 and 5 star packages that went on sale today for 7 cities at 3pm and 5pm are all sold out. The rest of the seats go on sale Saturday at 10am.

www.iloveallaccess.com

www.van-halen.com

Freaking ticket brokers. I tried like hell to get 4-stars for Greensboro, yet every ticket broker out there was advertising 4 and 5 star packages YESTERDAY.

I'll wait until closer to the shows. The prices will go way down below what they're asking right now. I don't mind paying some good money, but there's folks out there asking 1500+ for ONE 5-star ticket that originally cost 550. Don't think there'll be too many taker at that price, although I can't blame them for asking.

I don't understand how the ticket brokers have some regular tickets that haven't even gone on sale yet.
www.ticketsnow.com

I don't know how these brokers get these tickets well I do in a way but don't like it. I went to get a 4 star even though they are pricey because the same thing is going to happen when regular tickets go on sale. What is a guy supposed to do.

www.iloveallaccess.com



Not a ticket broker.

the 5 star package is alreayd crazy priced..its basically the same package they offered in 2004..for $375.......i paid for it back then...it was ok..i had a great seat..got a nice t shirt.some free beer and food...but....that was basicaly it...we were at a sound check..but sammy did not come out..it was ok.....................but $550??..this is crazy..

though i think the tour will do ok...i do think they are way too optimistic about david being that big of a draw....

http://www.livenation.com/?searchstring ... &x=16&y=22


Tickets available here too via the promoter.

piecesofeight wrote:www.iloveallaccess.com



Not a ticket broker.

Thats who sells the tickets to the ticket brokers.

piecesofeight wrote:http://www.ticketmaster.com/artist/772490

Unless I was looking at it wrong, the 5-stars near me were $695. Although I was 10 when Roth left, and I actually have been waiting 22 years for this thing to happen, $695 is insane for just a seat in the ramp. Even when Motley toured a few years back, for $400 you could get a seat in the first two rows, a photo with the band and something signed.

I wonder how the brokers are going to transfer the VIP packages they are selling? You have to have a photo ID to pick them up, I'm pretty sure.
Are they going to meet people at each venue, get the tickets and then hand them over?

Prices are too steep for me. Fuck it.