... like U2, Pearl Jam, etc, the idea of doing random on the floor for GA doesn't work. They may do it, if they do I'm sure it will be implemented far from perfectly, but there are better plans for GA that they could use. The best one being the stadium set-up scaled down for the arena. As I said here and elsewhere, any GA setup will be imperfect. Any seating setup is ...

...like U2, Pearl Jam, etc, the idea of doing random on the floor for GA doesn't work. They may do it, if they do I'm sure it will be implemented far from perfectly, but there are better plans for GA that they could use. The best one being the stadium set-up scaled down for the arena. As I said here and elsewhere, any GA setup will be imperfect. Any seating setup is ...

... members got to buy early for 1 show. If you chose GA, then yes you dealt with the random situation (which as we've discussed is totally different because of their stage set-up). If you didn't want GA, you easily got the best seats in the house ... Pearl Jam, etc, the idea of doing random on the floor for GA doesn't work. They may do it, if they do I'm sure it will be implemented ...

...with the most avid fans up front. Oy. Do I have to put it in Matt's words? Okay then: you're wrong. Because you are setting up an arbitrary definition of "the most avid fans": those who will do anything to be first...org is likely to prove the point by randomizing the start number or, alternatively, randomizing GA vs GA Pit at entry time. Making the system *equally fair for all comers* ...

... in the terrible position of having to decide if they're going to risk an hour on the Turnpike to see a Christmas show or two? Yeah, I'm really worried about the fairness to them, and how the GA in the Pacific Northwest affects their sitelines at the Convention Hall... Its our payback for having to live in New Jersey. There has to be *some* benefit, right? Ruth, who picked the ...

...I suppose. But I cannot conceive of people participating in a "multi-day lineup" to get a better position in the GA section at a concert and I suspect (perhaps wrongly -- given your post) that no other ... of the show and simply line up for "multi-days" ahead of time to be toward the front of the GA area? You never heard of The Rising Tour? I've heard of it. I ...

...'t the aristocrats the ones who have their choice of ten or twelve shows each tour? lol, no argument there, but don't get me going-no one wants to hear about it..... Maybe the most desirable GA system is one which overthrows the Royalty, and gives the peasants a fighting chance? Well, that would give us something to do while we waited in line all day. BYOG...

...> wrote: Aren't the aristocrats the ones who have their choice of ten or twelve shows each tour? lol, no argument there, but don't get me going-no one wants to hear about it..... Maybe the most desirable GA system is one which overthrows the Royalty, and gives the peasants a fighting chance? Well, that would give us something to do while we waited in line all day.

... Wiersema" <robwISNTATh...@THISshaw.ADDRESSca> wrote: Aren't the aristocrats the ones who have their choice of ten or twelve shows each tour? lol, no argument there, but don't get me going-no one wants to hear about it..... Maybe the most desirable GA system is one which overthrows the Royalty, and gives the peasants a fighting chance? susan (get up and do it again, amen)

...get their wristband, and then come back at show time. And limit GA to the front half of the floor, there's little point in having GA for midcourt. I don't see anyone arguing for a full GA floor. Do those two things, and it's pretty easy: anyone who..., you won't end up with the most avid fans up front. the other GA holders take a spot at the back of the pit (which is...