Anaheim, October 17th
 

So are all the Tier 1 seats completely gone at this point? I had the opportunity a day or two ago to buy a Tier 1 seat, Row C, Seat 15, but passed, because I thought I could find a better one. Never did. :( Anyway advice? I've never seen Lindsey before and I would LOVE to be able to go (hopefully for a reasonable price; a.k.a. not $500!)

I snapped up this seat, along with Seat 16, didn't dare let them go in the hope of better! Was more than happy with these seats - didn't expect to get so near the stage - had visions of being right at the back of the venue!

Hope you get your ticket!

I know, I should have snapped them up when I had the chance. :( I guess I was worried about being too far to one side. But now that I think about it, I think they'll be great seats. Well, live and let learn, I guess. I'm not very experienced with the world of buying concert tickets, as you can probably tell. Enjoy the concert! :)

Thank you :thumbsup:

I am quite happy to dash down to the side of the stage - it's usually less crowded than in the middle. He moves about from side to side anyhow! :D

I put this on the other thread, but I want to put it here as well: I'm looking for a Tier 1 ticket to the October 17th Anaheim show. If you or someone you know is looking to get rid of an extra ticket, please let me know! I will buy it!!! Thank you! :)

Seating chart has been changed for the show.

The venue says: "the Artist has changed their preference for the seating configuration for this show. This show will no longer be set as a dinner show; the show will now be a Theatre-style seating configuration."

They are going to do their best to ensure that the new seating arrangement gives people seats comparable to what they had.

Michele

I don't think that the new seating will effect those of us in Tier 1 but the remainder of the house will probably be happier since they won't have to pop for dinner and will have a better view of the stage.

It would be interesting to hear from those fans who did purchase dinner seats as to what type of seats they were given.

Carol-Lynn
SoCalGal:]

Ooops I spoke to soon. Just pulled up the seating chart and I see that Tier 2 starts with Row E and I think it was in Tier 1 before. Anyone remember?

Carol-Lynn
SoCalGal

i got Tier 1 Row B

is that ok even with the new seating chart?

I have a ticket for this show that I am going to be selling. It is 3rd row center and I only want face value which was like $90.00 with fees.

OMG-I just checked my ticket and I am in Row E which is now Tier 2 and I no longer have an inside aisle seat so it looks like I'll be calling them tomorrow to see what they are going to do about Tier 1 now Tier 2 Row E ticket holders after all.

The only good thing is, I bought the ticket from the venue and not TM so if they can't give me a seat in Tier 1 I'll probably be able to get a refund on my ticket if I decide I don't like my new seat and I have a sinking feeling I won't. Thanks for the heads up. I have no intention of going if I can't be in Tier 1-oh well at least I have Royce Hall and McCallum. I have to work on the 18th so maybe it's a good thing I don't go.

Carol-Lynn
SoCalGal

Hey David!

As you already know I'm right behind you in Tier 1 Row C. I'm thinking our seats won't have changed at all as they are in normal rows anyway (hope I'm right)!!! :wavey:

:wavey:The only difference for Tier 1 seems to be that they might add seats to a row and if you have an aisle seat you might be one over in either direction.

I'll give them a call sometime today and let everyone know. Thank God I checked my ticket yesterday :blob1:I would have been quite upset at the venue to learn I got booted out of Tier 1 and no longer have an inside aisle seat and that's no good because then I wouldn't have enjoyed the show. They do not let Tier 2 people to the stage and that's where all the fun is.

Carol-Lynn
SoCalGal

:p Thanks for that Carol - now I'm seriously worried I'm going to lose my aisle seat!!!!:lol:

I suggest that you call the Grove to complain as I just did. Here is what I found out so far-the ticketing customer service people are clueless. This may be good and it may be bad.

Anyway the manager does not come into until 4:00 p.m. His name is Russ.

I told the ticketing agent at the Grove that there are currently 56 people in Row E that may or may not (like me) be happy with the fact that we are in Tier 2 (which the Grove does not allow to go to the stage-ever.) I also told her that my inside aisle seat is now five seats to the left in row E. In effect my new seat is not conmensurate with my old seat and if they can't get a conmensurate seat in Tier 1 then I want a full refund irregardless of why they changed the seating chart.

I also told her there were at least 55 other people in Row E who might be just as unhappy as me and they better be prepared for some negative feedback the night of if they don't clear things up before-hand.

As for the fact that there are more seats in rows A-D she could not confirm that but if you check the chart (A then D) you will that row one has three more seats and the center aisle seats are not the same.

Hopefully, I can get a hold of Russ this afternoon to see what they can do. The sad thing is they never told me about the change and that's not right.

Here is their number in case you or others so affected on this board want to check on where you seats may or may not be.

(714) 712-2700

I also told that secondary ticket brokers are advertising Row E as Tier 1 tixs and they will not be pleased to learn they may have sold a Tier 2 tix as Tier 1 either.

Carol-Lynn
SoCalGal