Rusty wrote:Parasite68 wrote:I'd venture to say the longer you wait for your Tour de Force m&g, the worse the seating will be. In other words buy your set as soon as possible as other people are doing the same thing.
That isn't necessarily true. There are several factors in play, including the policies of the venue. Some have gotten their M&G passes just a couple weeks ahead of the show, and ended up with great seats. Others have requested their M&G passes as early as possible, and received less than desirable seating. Having said that, it cant hurt to request your passes sooner rather than latter. I was one of the lucky ones, my M&G tickets were front row center.
Although I do agree with you, I'm just going by what the front office told me. I explained to Tamara that I bought a singe ticket that was center stage, about 12,rows back and she said she could get me closer. So I'm going by what she said. I'm not disputing you, but how did you get passes and tix early when they are firm about picking your passes up at the box office at the day of the show. I actually think the searing is the luck of the draw. Let's say they have 60 people using Tour de force meet and greets plus others using litho meet and greets. Depending on the venue ( my Saenger theatre only holds 2600 people) if they only hold 40 or 50 front row seats, that means at least 10 to 20 people will be in a balcony. That's why I'm suggesting getting them as soon as you can get them. But as far as my seats were concerned, Tamara verbally told me I'll be closer to the stage with 2 tix together. I asked about getting my tix and passes mailed, and she said no way, so it must be up to the venue and their policies. I admit, I hate waiting until the day of the show and meet and greet before knowing exactly where we will be sitting. So if you have any info on getting them sooner, please share!
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