Well, it really depends on how much money you are budgeting. No, let me take that back. If you are budgeting money at all, don't do it.
If you have money to burn, consider it.
You are paying for a ticket without knowing the exact location of the seat until the day of concert. If you will ask the people sitting around you (and possibly in FRONT of you) what they paid, you will be very surprised to know that most of them, in all probability, will have paid face value for the ticket.
It all depends on the extras. A laminate backstage pass? Getting in the venue an hour early? Meeting Mick Fleetwood (assuming you have another $200 laying around)? Maybe a tour book or something small as a souvenir? That's it. And if that's worth paying about $550 more than everyone else, go for it!
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