Oh wow thats a lit of money! Google says $448 US Dollars!

It's very hard to say if it's worth the price.
How are the seats, what is the line up

I don't want you to spend alot, but i also hope 1 day you both get to go.

Maybe ifs it's once in a life time thing.

I paid over $400 for 2, Nine Inch Nails. I'm guilty of spending. And no I'm not rich

RAW : I think we paid near $250 for 2 tickets, upper section, but still good seats in my opinion. We both loved it, when we saw Smackdown we didn't participate in much chants, but this time we were both into it.. yeet. So was the crowd. We had fun. Great show, we both got to see people we like. Seth, Rhia, CM Punk. I feel like it ran an half hour over. (You know how sometimes Raw is 2 1/2 hours vs 3 hrs) like I said it ran 4 hrs. By the end we were ready to go.


Oh by the way.
When we went to Smackdown, the 2 Dark matches featured Raw stars. Cody, Liv morgan
When we went to Raw, the dark matches featured stars from Smackdown. Bailey, LA Knight

They were in Sacramento last month, April (14th). I wanted to buy tickets the prices were $131 each. I hesitated. Checked a few days later and prices jumped up to $190 that's where I stopped and said nope.

Now here's the thing with Livenation.com/Ticketmaster here in the USA. Tickets prices can change on demand. So the day before the show prices dropped. The morning of the show prices dropped again. Lower section $400+ tickets dropped around $130. My GF happened to have a terrible migraine that day, So we didn't go. We just watched it live on tv. And we both said it wasn't that great of a show. But was it because we weren't there

If i was only paying for 1 ticket, I'd be willing to pay more to get a better seat. But nope I got to buy 2 tickets My GF bought tickets to the RAW show. So no complaints

I'm fine with upper level, as long its within the first 2/3 rows. No way would I want sit in those way back.

Also.. when tickets go on sale, not all areas are open/for sale. They start off with the seats that the tv audience views. The opposite side where the cameras are open up later or as needed. I waited for the sections to open up. But within a day or 2 lots of the good seats were gone (well within my price range)

Also the advertisement that shows who was set to appear was pretty accurate


@ Bron

Sorry it didn't work out.

FragileUndertow said:

It's ok. Like I said, I could barely afford that anyway so maybe it's a blessing in disguise


But in more positive news, my cousin is taking me to Liverpool in a couple of weeks to see Bruce Springsteen. Kind of like an early birthday present for me. I only know a handful of his songs but she's a big fan so I can't help but think that this "gift" is more for her than it is for me. But I get a free trip to England out of it and a week away from work. So it's not all bad.

Not sure if this counts because it's not a concert but it is an event, but I'm going to the Dublin Comic Con in August. I'm dragging my son along with me and I plan to thoroughly embarrass him by not only going in costume, but also getting my picture taken with Daredevil star Vincent D'Onofrio, the weird looking dude from Stranger Things, the female villain from True Lies and more. I can't wait. It's going to be fun. Well, for me anyway

ShellyMcG said:

Kingpin! Awesome, sounds like fun.
Can we get a pic of u two?

ShellyMcG said:

Yeah. I saved $300 plus not by going to RAW. I already had purchased tickets to Nine Inch Nails! & Weird Al Yankovic. I didn't want to spend more.. sigh

Let us/me know how your show was.

FragileUndertow said:

The Bruce Springsteen show was amazing. I didn't even recognise a lot of the songs but I still had a great time and in fairness, I think I knew more songs than I thought I would have. And some of the ones I didn't know I really liked so it's always kind of cool to discover new stuff. My only complaint, if you'd call it that, is the show was long. Like, really long. I knew beforehand that he's known for having long concerts and yet, I didn't heed the warning. I'd consider myself to be relatively fit and in pretty good shape but my legs were dead by the end . And Bruce Springsteen is more than 40 years older than I am and other than sweating like a pig, he looked like he could have done another couple of hours. I guess they don't call him The Boss for nothing.

FragileUndertow said:

Yeah definitely. I bet nobody on the org will know who I'm dressed as