Guns N' Roses Fall 2019 tour - Not In This Lifetime

[Lord Stan]

I couldn't possibly afford those prices.

Not good times for GNR fans who aren't super-rich.

I don't care how much money I have on my savings account (not much) but this is becoming a joke now in any case.

Sorry band, but I've paid you a lot, very much in many countries, flights, hotels, everything. Oh and tickets EUR100 or more.

What do you give in return, awesome shows they were. But now this very simply put is not good times for loyal fans.

[hunter80]

What are Vegas prices? I was going to renew my Nightrain membership to get early access.... anyone know the price range?

[Civil Attitude]

I renewed my membership this morning after leaving work for access to the early sales event at Cesars.. tix are 250.00 plus fees.. 300.00 after  just seems a little high for me. just don't know what to do

[allwaystired]

I renewed my membership this morning after leaving work for access to the early sales event at Cesars.. tix are 250.00 plus fees.. 300.00 after  just seems a little high for me. just don't know what to do

Pit Patience Package = $ 1,319.91 plus fees

Live and Let Die Package Section 205 = $ 631.41 plus fees

Section 104 Platinum pricing varies from $ 1,480.00 to $ 1,730.00 plus fees

Section 103 Premium Paradise City VIP Lounge Package = $ 1,786.41 plus fees

Upper deck = $ 169.00 plus fees

[hunter80]

I would go with upper deck in all honesty. I have seen many shows here and all seats are pretty good. I’ll wait for the live nation presale instead of renewing Nightrain.

[Civil Attitude]

Sooooo the livenation presale will be cheaper then!?? that seems odd lol

[hunter80]

Sooooo the livenation presale will be cheaper then!?? that seems odd lol

Prices will be the same but I don’t need to purchase the Nightrain as it has no benefit for that.

[Natalie]

To be honest, I think that the pricing for the Vegas show is SAD. A rock band charging the fans 300$ for upper balcony?!  Rock concerts should not be a privilege of the rich.

[allwaystired]

To be honest, I thing that the pricing for the Vegas show is SAD. A rock band charging the fans 300$ for upper balcony?!  Rock concerts should not be a privilege of the rich.

I utterly agree. I'm being priced out of gigs all the time now.....and watching people I know go who don't really like the music that much, but simply have the money to do so.

[Civil Attitude]

the upper mezzanine prices of 189 aren't as bad as whats currently available.. buuuuuut Im not seeing that I have access to them currently??  Are they being held until Livenation presale?

[rebelhipi]

Whats going on with these service fees?
Berlin last year had something like 30€ service fee while Tallinn was more like 1€ service fee.

How do they get away with this? And how do they justify it?

[allwaystired]

Whats going on with these service fees?
Berlin last year had something like 30€ service fee while Tallinn was more like 1€ service fee.

How do they get away with this? And how do they justify it?

They don't need to. Ticketmaster pretty much have a monopoly, so if you don't want to pay it, you can't get the ticket! They can charge whatever they feel like really.

[rebelhipi]

Whats going on with these service fees?
Berlin last year had something like 30€ service fee while Tallinn was more like 1€ service fee.

How do they get away with this? And how do they justify it?

They don't need to. Ticketmaster pretty much have a monopoly, so if you don't want to pay it, you can't get the ticket! They can charge whatever they feel like really.

A shame its not regulated. its getting out of hand.

Venues probably have contracts that prevent other companies doing business with them.

[Natalie]

I know this is trivial but is pit 1 separated from pit 2 in the US arena concerts? If you look at the map there are two different pits at the sides of the catwalk (but not in the middle).

[Lord Stan]

Whats going on with these service fees?
Berlin last year had something like 30€ service fee while Tallinn was more like 1€ service fee.

How do they get away with this? And how do they justify it?

This has nothing to do with the band or their business. Service fees are universal including whatever circus or sports match you can think of.

They do it because they can and it has absolutely nothing to do with actually recovering real costs. Easy way to make some more money because who cares if your ticket is $320 or $335 because this is out of this world and especially Not in This Lifetime.

[rebelhipi]

Whats going on with these service fees?
Berlin last year had something like 30€ service fee while Tallinn was more like 1€ service fee.

How do they get away with this? And how do they justify it?

This has nothing to do with the band or their business. Service fees are universal including whatever circus or sports match you can think of.

They do it because they can and it has absolutely nothing to do with actually recovering real costs. Easy way to make some more money because who cares if your ticket is $320 or $335 because this is out of this world and especially Not in This Lifetime.

I know the band has nothing to do with it. Too bad nobody is saying anything.

[allwaystired]

Whats going on with these service fees?
Berlin last year had something like 30€ service fee while Tallinn was more like 1€ service fee.

How do they get away with this? And how do they justify it?

This has nothing to do with the band or their business. Service fees are universal including whatever circus or sports match you can think of.

They do it because they can and it has absolutely nothing to do with actually recovering real costs. Easy way to make some more money because who cares if your ticket is $320 or $335 because this is out of this world and especially Not in This Lifetime.

I know the band has nothing to do with it. Too bad nobody is saying anything.

A lot of people are, but ticketmaster/live nation have a monopoly now. A lot of people tried to fight the merger.

[russkwtx]

Those Vegas prices are insane. I love the band but I will not pay $1000+ for a ticket to one show.

[PermissionToLand]

Whats going on with these service fees?
Berlin last year had something like 30€ service fee while Tallinn was more like 1€ service fee.

How do they get away with this? And how do they justify it?

This has nothing to do with the band or their business. Service fees are universal including whatever circus or sports match you can think of.

They do it because they can and it has absolutely nothing to do with actually recovering real costs. Easy way to make some more money because who cares if your ticket is $320 or $335 because this is out of this world and especially Not in This Lifetime.

I know the band has nothing to do with it. Too bad nobody is saying anything.

I saw AC/DC about tenth row back in Foxboro for $80 a ticket.

[Dr. Blutarsky]

Admittedly I'm not really motivated to drop the $$ to  catch them this year without some new music or a significant change in the set list.  That could change but just dont want to see the same show I did in '16 and '17.