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Author: sgh3sgh3 Date: Aug 19, 2007 02:10
On the upcoming tour, I am assuming that (1) there will be at least
some GA section in front of the stage; (2) the stage will be a
traditional set up -- no ramp or U2 heart shape. So, for those who
are into GA and have ideas about the best set up and the best way of
configuring the floor, controlling scalping, and deciding who among
the GA ticketholders can stand where, my question is as follows:
If it were up to you to dictate the GA policy for the upcoming tour,
what system would you implement?
SGH
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Author: bill1255bill1255 Date: Aug 19, 2007 02:12
>If it were up to you to dictate the GA policy for the upcoming tour,
> what system would you implement?
>
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One GA ticket guaranteed for me.
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Author: susansusan Date: Aug 19, 2007 02:16
On Aug 18, 6:10 pm, sgh3 aol.com> wrote:> On the upcoming tour, I am assuming that (1) there will be at least
> some GA section in front of the stage; (2) the stage will be a
> traditional set up -- no ramp or U2 heart shape. So, for those who
> are into GA and have ideas about the best set up and the best way of
> configuring the floor, controlling scalping, and deciding who among
> the GA ticketholders can stand where, my question is as follows:
>
> If it were up to you to dictate the GA policy for the upcoming tour,
> what system would you implement?
600 short people (below 5'5") in the pit, protected by a ring of tall
people (or Yetti's, as a tall friend calls herself)
Bruce might get more women gazing at him that way.....
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Author: Joseph NutellaJoseph Nutella Date: Aug 19, 2007 02:19
On Aug 18, 8:16 pm, susan msn.com> wrote:> On Aug 18, 6:10 pm, sgh3 aol.com> wrote:
>>> On the upcoming tour, I am assuming that (1) there will be at least
>> some GA section in front of the stage; (2) the stage will be a
>> traditional set up -- no ramp or U2 heart shape. So, for those who
>> are into GA and have ideas about the best set up and the best way of
>> configuring the floor, controlling scalping, and deciding who among
>> the GA ticketholders can stand where, my question is as follows:
>
>> If it were up to you to dictate the GA policy for the upcoming tour,
>> what system would you implement?
>
> 600 short people (below 5'5") in the pit, protected by a ring of tall
> people (or Yetti's, as a tall friend calls herself)
>
> Bruce might get more women...
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Author: warriorsforeverwarriorsforever Date: Aug 19, 2007 02:36
On Aug 18, 6:10 pm, sgh3 aol.com> wrote:> On the upcoming tour, I am assuming that (1) there will be at least
> some GA section in front of the stage; (2) the stage will be a
> traditional set up -- no ramp or U2 heart shape. So, for those who
> are into GA and have ideas about the best set up and the best way of
> configuring the floor, controlling scalping, and deciding who among
> the GA ticketholders can stand where, my question is as follows:
>
> If it were up to you to dictate the GA policy for the upcoming tour,
> what system would you implement?
>
> SGH
I'd prefer that specific GA PIT tix are sold.
If they must sell all the tix as GA, then it should be first come/
first in the pit...no scanning or lottery where luck determines your
fate. If somebody wants to put in the effort of waiting outside the
venue, then they get in first.
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Date: Aug 19, 2007 02:38
On Aug 18, 6:36 pm, warriorsforever aol.com> wrote:> On Aug 18, 6:10 pm, sgh3 aol.com> wrote:
>>> On the upcoming tour, I am assuming that (1) there will be at least
>> some GA section in front of the stage; (2) the stage will be a
>> traditional set up -- no ramp or U2 heart shape. So, for those who
>> are into GA and have ideas about the best set up and the best way of
>> configuring the floor, controlling scalping, and deciding who among
>> the GA ticketholders can stand where, my question is as follows:
>
>> If it were up to you to dictate the GA policy for the upcoming tour,
>> what system would you implement?
>
>> SGH
>
> I'd prefer that specific GA PIT tix are sold.
>
> If they must sell all the tix as GA, then it should be first come/
> first in the pit...no scanning or lottery where luck determines your
> fate. If somebody wants to put in the effort of waiting outside the ...
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Date: Aug 19, 2007 02:44
On Aug 18, 8:36 pm, warriorsforever aol.com> wrote:> On Aug 18, 6:10 pm, sgh3 aol.com> wrote:
>>> On the upcoming tour, I am assuming that (1) there will be at least
>> some GA section in front of the stage; (2) the stage will be a
>> traditional set up -- no ramp or U2 heart shape. So, for those who
>> are into GA and have ideas about the best set up and the best way of
>> configuring the floor, controlling scalping, and deciding who among
>> the GA ticketholders can stand where, my question is as follows:
>
>> If it were up to you to dictate the GA policy for the upcoming tour,
>> what system would you implement?
>
>> SGH
>
> I'd prefer that specific GA PIT tix are sold.
>
> If they must sell all the tix as GA, then it should be first come/
> first in the pit...no scanning or lottery where luck determines your
> fate. If somebody wants to put in the effort of waiting outside the ...
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Author: sgh3sgh3 Date: Aug 19, 2007 03:01
On Aug 18, 8:44 pm, matt.o...@ gmail.com wrote:
> No. That system sucks, and they know perfectly well it sucks.
> GA PIT would be one way; the more obvious thing to do is to scrap GA.
By "GA PIT", I take it you mean sell only some small number of GA
tickets (300 or so), but gurantee that each is in the front "pit" area
regardless of when one shows up at the venue? If I am lucky enough to
buy a coupel of "pit" tickets on the onsale date from TM -- am I free
to sell them to you or someone else?
> He doesn't need it, and it does nothing for his show.
> But if he IS going to do it, at least make it so that there's no
> repeat of the infernal multi-day line-up.
But if having a GA section in front of the stage "does nothing for his
show", why do you think he may end up selling tix that way?
SGH
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Author: sgh3sgh3 Date: Aug 19, 2007 03:04
On Aug 18, 8:36 pm, warriorsforever aol.com> wrote:
> If they must sell all the tix as GA, then it should be first come/
> first in the pit...no scanning or lottery where luck determines your
> fate. If somebody wants to put in the effort of waiting outside the
> venue, then they get in first.
Assuming they sell the whole floor (maybe 2000 tickets) as GA and are
determined (presumably for safety reasons) to have a "pit" of 500 or
so at the front of the stage, is there some third option that could be
followed? (besides "first come first served"
-- which generates the
line problem and "random scanning" -- which many people seem to have a
problem with).
SGH
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Author: JimmyConway75JimmyConway75 Date: Aug 19, 2007 03:20
<<< If it were up to you to dictate the GA policy for the upcoming
tour,
what system would you implement? >>>
GA pit approx 8-10 rows in depth.
All GA tickets get into pit.
GA line begins at 3:00 pm each day.
Rest of floor reserved seats.
Let there be rock.
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