Presale Information for the Shoreline Show

jiggs · Post by **jiggs** » June 11, 2003 2:41 pm

Mountain view info from Ticketmaster

Shoreline Amphitheatre
Thursday, September 25
Mountain View, CA -

Internet Onsale Info
Onsale to General Public:
Mon, 06/16/03, 10:00am

Internet Presale Info
Chronicle Subscriber:
Start: Sun, 06/15/03, 10:00am
End: Sun, 06/15/03, 5:00pm

The Presale is available to subscriber's of the San Francisco Chronicle
http://www.sfchronicle.com/
(You need to prepay for at least a six month subscription to the Chronicle)

ejr · Post by **ejr** » June 11, 2003 2:52 pm

also responded to your other post-San Francisco Chronicle is the main newspaper there, I believe.

poolboy Bob · Post by **poolboy Bob** » June 11, 2003 2:55 pm

6 month debit card subscribtion to to the SF Chronicle gives you a password to buy 4 tickets.Crappy deal. Plan on lawn tickets.

jiggs · Post by **jiggs** » June 11, 2003 4:07 pm

I assume that this is something that this venue does for all its shows? I bet the scalpers are the papers best customers

jeepgirl · Post by **jeepgirl** » June 11, 2003 4:42 pm

not only do they have the early release of tickets to SF Chronicle holders they also have a pre release for Mountain View residents.

mason · Post by **mason** » June 11, 2003 5:34 pm

well phind yourself someone who lives in mountain view and make them an offer. as for the chronicle, you could subscribe and take your chances on what kind of tix you get. if they turn out to b for the lawn, at least you have those and could buy better from some one with extras.

"listen to the stories i could tell"

just another gypsie in the palace

mason · Post by **mason** » June 11, 2003 5:41 pm

i just happen to have an offer from the chronicle. 1 year subscription for $20.00. gotta check that out.

"listen to the stories i could tell"

road trip to vegas......and irvine....with shoreline in between.

yes i have done that before

AlbatrossFlyer · Post by **AlbatrossFlyer** » June 11, 2003 7:01 pm

getting tickets has never been a problem in the past. nobody reads the paper in silicon valley

jeepgirl · Post by **jeepgirl** » June 11, 2003 7:20 pm

AlbatrossFlyer wrote:getting tickets has never been a problem in the past. nobody reads the paper in silicon valley

oh isn't that the truth AF

jeepgirl · Post by **jeepgirl** » June 11, 2003 7:21 pm

mason wrote:i just happen to have an offer from the chronicle. 1 year subscription for $20.00. gotta check that out.

"listen to the stories i could tell"

road trip to vegas......and irvine....with shoreline in between.

yes i have done that before

Mason if you are going for lawn seats they never sell out , weird huh???

mason · Post by **mason** » June 11, 2003 8:45 pm

well turns out the chronicle offer has a 10 day wait attached to it.
and jeep girl, i buy a lawn ticket just to make sure i have a ticket, then go looking for anyone with extras at a reasonable price.

"listen to the stories i could tell"

with 3 you get egg rolls

brahmafear · Post by **brahmafear** » June 12, 2003 11:45 pm

OK so all y'all SF Cronicle people are freaking me out. Does that mean the rest of the northern Caliornia folks do not have a chance at getting a ticket?

brahmafear · Post by **brahmafear** » June 12, 2003 11:49 pm

All the SF Cronicle ***** aside..... let's planning to head to Shoreline on 9/25 plan one hell of a taulgate, eh?

brahmafear · Post by **brahmafear** » June 12, 2003 11:56 pm

OK so my previous post was a little messed up. Here we go, those of us non-SF Cronicle subscriibers that are lucky enough to score tickets, let's party.

mason · Post by **mason** » June 13, 2003 1:23 am

well tix or no tix party any way. but if you have never been to shoreline before, then the only semi organized tail gate i have seen in any parking lot there, is actually at the sports page bar on ampitheater parkway on the way to and from shoreline. i have seen small groups of people on the various side streets along the way. the large party type gathering like vegas, irvine and san diego and all points east, just does not seem to exist. and that would be because the mountain view police love to spoil anybody's good time for any reason.

"listen to the stories i could tell"

road trip ....road trip.....road trip.....

AlbatrossFlyer · Post by **AlbatrossFlyer** » June 13, 2003 5:59 am

i don't think they ever sell out the lawn section.

and after last year with the guy taking a dive off the roof and going splat on one of jimmy's tour buses, i doubt the police will be in an easygoing mood about tailgating.

but hey the guy got airlifted to stanford med center in one of my CALSTAR med evac helicopters.....

emtgeni · Post by **emtgeni** » June 14, 2003 3:51 am

In the past the pre sale was only for lawn.... and lawn never sells out (not a good place for kids, way over sold) !!!!!
See you at the shoreline!

Island, I see you in the moonlight

poliwog · Post by **poliwog** » June 14, 2003 5:22 pm

i thought jimmy wouldnt stoop to this crap. he obviously has some financial ties to this newspaper. does this mean that there will be no or few good seats at the venue when i go to purchase? what's next? a registration card stating that youre a voting democrat? everything is getting just a bit too scrupulous anymore.

poolboy Bob · Post by **poolboy Bob** » June 14, 2003 5:59 pm

Both days of the Dave Matthwese Band concerts this year sold out to corporate and chronichle subs before the general puplic sale. We are doing the lawn seats for that and expect the same for Buffett. A shame for real fans. Many of the seats in the front rows will be on e-bay tuesday or will be unnoccupied during the show. We will persevere and have fun anyway.

mrsmcg · Post by **mrsmcg** » June 15, 2003 2:44 pm

Is there anyone out there who has a SF Chronicle password that they would share? I actually subscribed this morning, thinking how I would be able to obtain pre-sale tickets. Foiled again! The confirmation came through, but NO password.

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Presale Information for the Shoreline Show

Presale Information for the Shoreline Show

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