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I am extremly upset about these prices. I really didn't think they would have been over 500. for these VIP tickets. They are starting at 795 for most cities with NYC being the highest at 995. Normally I would have done at least a dozen shows, now I might just hit 2 or 3. There is no way I will pay these prices.
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i just checked out the prices for most of the vip tickets packages 5 star pack is $795 and 4 star pack is $395 for get it. will try to get lower ticket prices mohegan sun is one of the high priced shows and there prices have not been shown yet but I am sure its going to be around for the 5 star package at mohegan sun is my guess 5 star pack is $995 and 4 star pack $495 i do think it will be a hard sell out show for mohegan sun at the high ticket prices.So I am not rushing to buy tickets until i have the cash for it so i am going to wait on this one i believe hope she brings out sisters of the moon and tracks from buckingham nicks and alot of songs that we have not heard yet live would be nice and no cover songs they have enough of there own music. i dont think it will be a sell out show in connecticut I am big fan like everyone else here and being going to the shows since 1986. I do hope to go to at least 2 two shows on this tour if i can't go to connecticut if its sold out i will try for boston and new york shows.:blob1::wavey:
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Is anyone purchasing an ILAA package?
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Where are you all getting the prices. When I go to Iloveallaccess I just still see "VIP Packages Coming Soon."
Michele |
Do you have a password?
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Yeah, the "exact seat location available at show" thing is not acceptable.
You don't spend $800 to be surprised. Michele |
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Once upon a time, I worked for a PBS station, and during our pledge drives, we gave away tickets. We NEVER had the tickets before the drive. All they would do is put aside a "block" for us, and then we'd get the actual tickets after we gave them the total. And, if our number exceeded the number they held for us...well, a lot of fancy footwork had to take place. |
What do you think the exclusive gift is?
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Exclusive gift could be a laminate, shirt, cap, or a picture of the band with the date of the concert on it in an ILAA frame. That's what they were for Def Leppard's packages.
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The sponge they use to mop Lindsey's microphone after Mick is done spitting on it during World Turning?
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Seriously, It should be an authentic hand signed autographed photo from everyone for that kind of money. |
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The tickets haven't even gone on sale yet and I'm already feeling rippted off, not because of the price, but because of the uncertainty. Michele |
at the VIP Prices you should get front row seats and a meet and greet along with the dinner and drinks i love them to death but at these prices at these hard times for everyone is raping the fans its not about the music anymore its about how much money we can take from our die hard fans I look at it this way they have more money than i would ever see and to go broke over it is crazy so if i do miss out on this tour i would not be disappointed cause it will probably be a repeat of the say you will tour which was awesome but i would be more excited if there was a new cd involved.
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I did a package for a Tom Petty show back in 2006. I can't really remember if it was with ILAA or not. I do know that the ticket I got was not the best and that people who bought tickets before me got worse seats. The package was $250.00 which wasn't too bad and you got $100.00 in a coupon to use at the TP store so I took a chance. I got 10 row and it was off to the side. Not happy with that seat.
Thankfully, I did end up getting a 10 row center ticket on Ticketmaster the morning of the show and was so glad I bought it. I would never, ever spend $795.00 for a seat that could be in the 10 row over to the side. Sadly you won't even know until right before the show starts. Sorry, I don't like surprises. |
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