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**fectsnanteemy** · 02-15-2008, 08:57 PM

I can see your point, but since whats done is done. You should go and enjoy the show. Besides, its only what, a metre?

It's kind of the whole idea of being screwed out of it though because of some computer system. I bought VIP tickets (like $115 MORE then the "top" normal ticket price) simply to get these seats since the ONLY other seats were in the last three rows (row 18 and back). Now I'm starting to wonder if maybe just messing with the ticket numbers would have shown me say row 8 for $85/ticket instead of row six and VIP for $200/ticket. I wouldn't mind missing out on two rows if it saved me that much freaking money. Since I'm going with someone under the drinking age the "finest wine" isn't really much of a draw for the VIP tickets and I'm sure the hors d'oeuvres will be good, but probably not an extra ~$230 good!

02-15-2008, 08:57 PM	#3
fectsnanteemy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 430 Senior Member	I can see your point, but since whats done is done. You should go and enjoy the show. Besides, its only what, a metre? It's kind of the whole idea of being screwed out of it though because of some computer system. I bought VIP tickets (like $115 MORE then the "top" normal ticket price) simply to get these seats since the ONLY other seats were in the last three rows (row 18 and back). Now I'm starting to wonder if maybe just messing with the ticket numbers would have shown me say row 8 for $85/ticket instead of row six and VIP for $200/ticket. I wouldn't mind missing out on two rows if it saved me that much freaking money. Since I'm going with someone under the drinking age the "finest wine" isn't really much of a draw for the VIP tickets and I'm sure the hors d'oeuvres will be good, but probably not an extra ~$230 good!
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