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Originally Posted by kennation
To me it's simple: I have been gotten to be close to Stevie and I will be meeting Mick. If I am a few rows from the front that will be fine. I am easy to please. I get to meet Mick and that rocks. So what if I am in the fifth row? I got to meet Mick. The price is steep, but I know I was one of the first to buy the package so... I know mine will be better than most others. I will be pleased.
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I hope you really get the best row possible. I'm single and sincerely I don't have big finnancial responsibilities, but this crisis makes me think twice before buying something expensive. I love to be in concerts very close to the stage, in the firsts rows. But the $700 hurts.
But it is not only about saving money and the not so good ILAA procedure. I was thinking, if they were the complete Rumours lineup, I'd pay for a 5stars vip package, just to be close to the 3 songwriters/singers and the rhythm section guys. Fleetwood Mac with those 5 has been magic to me, and that was the reason I went to NYC in 1997, paid my flight ticket, just to se the Mac. But this time I'm not so convinced. I'll go cause luckily I'll be in Dallas for a work meeting the following days of the concert, but.. I think I'll pay just for the best available seat on regular Ticketmaster sale. Cause I will enjoy a lot the show, but it won't be that magic, cause I miss Christine.