Where would you look for tickets to a sold-out show in Vegas?
Sep 17th, 2004, 04:39 PM
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Where would you look for tickets to a sold-out show in Vegas?
--looking for tickets to a one-night concert appearance by somebody I really want to see. We will not mind paying a higher than face price. Nothing on e-bay.
Sep 17th, 2004, 06:18 PM
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Try your Concierge at your hotel, I went to Vegas 4 times and tried many avenues without success to see O unless I wanted to pay double. Someone suggested that I try Concierge and bingo. Good seats, face value and gave him $20. I stayed at Aladdin.
Sep 17th, 2004, 06:59 PM
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Thanks for several good ideas. I actually have now gotten the tickets I was looking for.
What I am going to see is Jerry Lee Lewis at House of Blues on October 30. I could only find standing room tickets at Ticketmaster, and none anywhere else.
With patience (lots) I got through to someone at House of Blues who told me we could buy tickets for seats (don't want to stand, tho I guess you get closer to Jerry Lee that way) in a package with a $40 dinner.
Totally fine with me - tickets were regular price, we'd want to eat anyhow, and House of Blues has a kind of food I like.
The only reason I am going to Las Vegas is to see him, though I'm getting into it now - I've never been there before.
Now the sermon part of our message - Jerry Lee is the last one left of the great Sun stars; I am sorry I never saw any of the rest of them, especially Elvis; Jerry Lee's health has not been good, he looks frail in photos and older than his 68 years.
So - I hope he will live forever, but I'm in a hurry to see him.
What I am going to see is Jerry Lee Lewis at House of Blues on October 30. I could only find standing room tickets at Ticketmaster, and none anywhere else.
With patience (lots) I got through to someone at House of Blues who told me we could buy tickets for seats (don't want to stand, tho I guess you get closer to Jerry Lee that way) in a package with a $40 dinner.
Totally fine with me - tickets were regular price, we'd want to eat anyhow, and House of Blues has a kind of food I like.
The only reason I am going to Las Vegas is to see him, though I'm getting into it now - I've never been there before.
Now the sermon part of our message - Jerry Lee is the last one left of the great Sun stars; I am sorry I never saw any of the rest of them, especially Elvis; Jerry Lee's health has not been good, he looks frail in photos and older than his 68 years.
So - I hope he will live forever, but I'm in a hurry to see him.
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