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**fectsnanteemy** · 02-15-2008, 09:11 PM

Here's an idea... why don't you save the $400 by not going to see some silly circus & spend it on something that would be actually entertaining... that way you wouldn't be able to complain about the seats either - win win

This is entertaining... if it wasn't I probably wouldn't have spent oh... maybe, $1,200 on their shows in the last four years. That doesn't change the fact though, I could have picked a sporting event, magic, play, anything and as long as I wanted to buy the tickets online I would have had the same problem. Would you be mad if you spent a large amount of money on some event you wanted to go see and then found out better seats could be had for no additional cost?

Edit: Or I could have had good seats AND saved money and put that towards a more expensive hotel or a better room at the place I'm staying, or maybe another night in Portland. It just makes me mad that they never show you which seats are open and only show you like two options in a place that seats 1200 people when you search for two tickets. I mean I figure 1,196 seats are already sold and those four seats are the only ones left leaving me two options for my two seat order... but that's apparently NOT the case at all.

02-15-2008, 09:11 PM	#5
fectsnanteemy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 430 Senior Member	Here's an idea... why don't you save the $400 by not going to see some silly circus & spend it on something that would be actually entertaining... that way you wouldn't be able to complain about the seats either - win win This is entertaining... if it wasn't I probably wouldn't have spent oh... maybe, $1,200 on their shows in the last four years. That doesn't change the fact though, I could have picked a sporting event, magic, play, anything and as long as I wanted to buy the tickets online I would have had the same problem. Would you be mad if you spent a large amount of money on some event you wanted to go see and then found out better seats could be had for no additional cost? Edit: Or I could have had good seats AND saved money and put that towards a more expensive hotel or a better room at the place I'm staying, or maybe another night in Portland. It just makes me mad that they never show you which seats are open and only show you like two options in a place that seats 1200 people when you search for two tickets. I mean I figure 1,196 seats are already sold and those four seats are the only ones left leaving me two options for my two seat order... but that's apparently NOT the case at all.
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