Ticketsales in Europe

[danax6]

Antwerpen was sold out but they threw in some extra tickets at the last minute for people that were on the waiting list. They are all tickets with an obstructed view. Holland sold out in 10 minutes, I think Oberhausen is now finally sold out, though it took a while. Good to hear Stockholm is sold out, as are most of the other shows - or at least close to. At least they will consider Europe again *if* they ever tour again.

It sucks that their first show will be in an arena that's only half full though.

[GrahnNicks]

Agree. About 20.000 tickets sold for Copenhagen I hear.
It's a good number but in Parken it will look strange and half empty.

//Anna

[HejiraNYC]

Originally Posted by GrahnNicks

Agree. About 20.000 tickets sold for Copenhagen I hear.
It's a good number but in Parken it will look strange and half empty.

//Anna

That's still an incredible number- easily the largest crowd of the entire tour. I suspect there aren't any indoor arenas in Denmark with that kind of capacity, so it justifies their decision to play in the stadium.

[Black_Moon]

I was looking the other day for tickets for Glasgow - £160 at least for decent seats. That's about $300.

[Matthew]

What about Berlin? I´ll be there nest Monday and I´d like to know how many seats will be free too . I saw on eventim.de that it´s not sold out, probably won´t be.

It´s amazing that they are playing right now in Copenhagen . And I´m sitting here home in Prague, not so far (instead of America), in the same time (I mean if they started in 8 o´clock in the evening... I had 8 o´clock here too.

I hope there will not be any problem with my camera.
What if it will not be allowed to take a pictures? They won´t let me go, or what? I have never been to such a big concert like this.

[Sahara]

Originally Posted by Black_Moon

I was looking the other day for tickets for Glasgow - £160 at least for decent seats. That's about $300.

That's mindblowing. I thought we were being fleeced at €130.