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strandinthewind · #16 06-10-2005, 11:18 AM

I have never has any luck in any pre sale. Every great seat (first five rows) I have ever gotten has been through a broker or obtained much closer to the date of the concert, sometimes the day of the concert. So, I do not bother with any presales anymore unless it is for some kind of huge show like Madonna or U2, which I know will sell out in a matter of minutes. Anyway - Food for Thought

Pisces Queen · #17 06-10-2005, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Nightbirdjel

Section 202 is not in the center, but doesn't look too, too bad (if you're not a spoiled beeyotch like me who wants ONLY the first 5 rows from the stage!). I would avoid the 400 sections though as those seats are just TERRIBLE. Here is a seating chart of the venue:

Thanks ~ I meant to type section 204. I dont know what to do. I guess I will hold out and see what comes up later. Man I am bummed out.

estranged4life · #18 06-10-2005, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

I have never has any luck in any pre sale. Every great seat (first five rows) I have ever gotten has been through a broker or obtained much closer to the date of the concert, sometimes the day of the concert. So, I do not bother with any presales anymore unless it is for some kind of huge show like Madonna or U2, which I know will sell out in a matter of minutes. Anyway - Food for Thought

on pre-sale, Matter of fact I have never been to ANY concert in my lifetime where my seats were crap.

I pulled up Section 204 (Center to the stage) Row EE just moments ago, But I didnt purchase those tickets since I will more-than-likely be skipping this show.

MirrorInTheSky · #19 06-10-2005, 11:29 AM

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(if you're not a spoiled beeyotch like me who wants ONLY the first 5 rows from the stage!). :

Me too, me too!!

Nightbirdjel · #20 06-10-2005, 11:32 AM

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Matter of fact I have never been to ANY concert in my lifetime where my seats were crap.

That is cool and lucky. If I had a nickel for every ****ty concert seat I've ever had, I wouldn't have to worry about getting Stevie tickets the regular way. I'd just reach over to my pile of gold and grab a handful and head to the scalper! There's alot of folks I don't have to have great seats for, but I just can't deal with crummy Stevie tickets! She's my ONLY "scalper splurge" and it looks like this time will be no different. *SIGH*

stargazer99 · #21 06-10-2005, 11:33 AM

I finally got seats in the 100's -- 105, row L. Far left, though. Hope I'm not straining my neck too bad!

I got these by specifically choosing 100 section. (Couldn't find anything in 100's doing Price Level 1, or best available). I went ahead and bought them. If something better comes along (at TM prices!) before the show, I'll sell these. But after shelling out money to brokers for two FM shows last year, I refuse to do the same for this concert!

Good luck everyone!

- Mary

estranged4life · #22 06-10-2005, 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Nightbirdjel

That is cool and lucky. If I had a nickel for every ****ty concert seat I've ever had, I wouldn't have to worry about getting Stevie tickets the regular way. I'd just reach over to my pile of gold and grab a handful and head to the scalper! There's alot of folks I don't have to have great seats for, but I just can't deal with crummy Stevie tickets! She's my ONLY "scalper splurge" and it looks like this time will be no different. *SIGH*

I've never bought tickets through a scalper or broker, I just have good luck when it comes to tickets.

Hell, It must've rubbed off on my wife that past March when we attended the Keith Urban show in OKC, She purchased tickets through the KU fanclub and we ending up in nearly the same spot I had for Fleetwood Mac in 2003, But it was cool that the fanclub saved us a ton of money since we were only billed $1 service fees per ticket ($36 ticket for a great show is a rarity nowadays!!!)

LiquidBlue5000 · #23 06-10-2005, 11:46 AM

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It didn't work but THANK YOU anyway. I definitely appreciate your help and sympathy

. On one hand I'm sorry others are having problems but on the other hand I'm glad I'm not the only one having a hard time here! Maybe we'll have better luck Monday for the regular on-sale date (HA!). *insert sobbing smilie here*

certainly you tried "Dreams" and "Rhiannon" and "Gypsy", yes??

Nightbirdjel · #24 06-10-2005, 11:52 AM

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certainly you tried "Dreams" and "Rhiannon" and "Gypsy", yes??

Well, I did just now! No luck. Actually, I think I've used up all my "rock and roll ticket luck" in the past. I "accidentally" got front row for SN on the Enchanted tour, and 3rd row for the Stones in '94. Oh well. It's still early in the game-I'm not giving up yet!

catinthedark · #25 06-10-2005, 12:03 PM

Don't fret yet!! I tried the presale for a couple of shows, got crap - and so took a chance with TM the day the tix went on sale to the public. I got waaaaay better that way. Good luck!

MirrorInTheSky · #26 06-10-2005, 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by LiquidBlue5000

certainly you tried "Dreams" and "Rhiannon" and "Gypsy", yes??

For what it's worth, Nokia just emailed me back, and the password is....

GOLD! Doh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

But...it's still pulling up the same tix as the "mix" radio presale, so it's a moot point by now.

Nightbirdjel · #27 06-10-2005, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by MirrorInTheSky

For what it's worth, Nokia just emailed me back, and the password is....

GOLD! Doh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

But...it's still pulling up the same tix as the "mix" radio presale, so it's a moot point by now.

D'oh indeed. Thanks for the password, though. It doesn't cost anything to keep looking! Good luck to everyone else trying to get good seats for Dallas.

ELIUD · #28 06-10-2005, 12:22 PM

I got the password from a friend of mine - two days ago - I think she heard it on the radio. She said the password was "GOLD". I second guessed her and thought she meant "GOLDDUST"...long story short, the pw was "gold" so I checked and checked and finally came up with section 102 row R. It's the very back of that section probably row 17 and not the best but I'm okay with these for now since they're somewhere in the center. Plus I'm worried this place MAY sell out. Stevie can really fill up the Smirnoff Center which holds 19,000 people (7000 in the reserved +12000 lawn) and the Nokia Theatre only holds 6000.

Highwayman · #29 06-10-2005, 01:55 PM

Here in Atlanta, friends of mine got pretty good seats with the pre-sale password of "walden". Maybe that will work for other venues?

ELIUD · #30 06-10-2005, 02:02 PM

Thanks, I just tried it. "Walden" didn't work.