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Originally Posted by GypsyGirl15
What I don't like about ticketmaster is that you don't know where your seat will be at all, even if you're paying $149. Just in case I don't get anything at the box office or on the internet the day before - which I highly doubt after reading all your responses, but still - I still want to make sure that I got a kind of good seat and not something where I'm so far away from the stage that the people on stage look like stick figures. ... Hell, I paid 35€ for a ticket to see Bonnie Raitt a couple of years ago and I was two feet away from her, front row and center. 
But then any ticket is better than nothing and if they decide to do a few concerts in Europe too, I could always try and get a better seat here.
Maybe I'm putting too much thought into this, but my heart is really set on this. |
Ticketmaster tells you the location of the seat, &, you can check it out on the seat map, before you accept....g
