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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. |
You absolutely know where you are sitting before you buy.
You can't request seats online. But, you can hit the selection for Floor seats, for example, and how many you want and then they will offer you, (again, for example) Section 2, row 25, seat 5. You can then look it up and have three minutes to decide if you want that. If not, you hit the button to give that ticket up and search again. You are absolutely not buying something "blind."
Give it a try (just to see what the process is like). Just don't hit the buy button (and, even if you did, if you have no credit card info on there, it's not a crime).