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who's willing to admit the live in jersey..

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:So far, I haven't seen any restrictions on ticket purchases, but remember in the past you had to live within so many miles of Camden (I forget the limits) to be able to buy tickets for this show...

I live about 100+ miles away and never heard of such a restriction and never had a problem getting tickets til 2 years ago.

Touch O Parrotdise wrote:who's willing to admit the live in jersey..

LESTERPOLYESTER wrote:

Touch O Parrotdise wrote:who's willing to admit the live in jersey..

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:So far, I haven't seen any restrictions on ticket purchases, but remember in the past you had to live within so many miles of Camden (I forget the limits) to be able to buy tickets for this show...

JTR Is this just for this show???
or are all the Back East Shows this way???

ragtopW wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:So far, I haven't seen any restrictions on ticket purchases, but remember in the past you had to live within so many miles of Camden (I forget the limits) to be able to buy tickets for this show...

JTR Is this just for this show???
or are all the Back East Shows this way???

i've never heard of these restrictions....has anybody else?

LIPH wrote:There is only one good reason to ever set foot in Camden: Buffett.

Fixed it for ya, Larry.

ragtopW wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:So far, I haven't seen any restrictions on ticket purchases, but remember in the past you had to live within so many miles of Camden (I forget the limits) to be able to buy tickets for this show...

JTR Is this just for this show???
or are all the Back East Shows this way???

it was just for that one show.... A couple of years ago.... I remember Jim (pirate@43) got tickets for some of us

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

LIPH wrote:There is only one good reason to ever set foot in Camden: Heather.

Fixed it for ya, Larry.

Now it's Fixed..

LIPH wrote:There is no good reason to ever set foot in Camden, even for a Buffett concert.

Wuss.

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

ragtopW wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:So far, I haven't seen any restrictions on ticket purchases, but remember in the past you had to live within so many miles of Camden (I forget the limits) to be able to buy tickets for this show...

JTR Is this just for this show???
or are all the Back East Shows this way???

it was just for that one show.... A couple of years ago.... I remember Jim (pirate@43) got tickets for some of us

Now that you mention it, I remember that policy too. I think it might have been for the first hour or so, which effectively meant no chance. It didn't last long.

Touch O Parrotdise wrote:who's willing to admit the live in jersey..

Me.

Okay, I'm a transplant from KY. Been here about 14 years.
If I can get tkts I guess I'll find some body armor and go to Camden for the first time. Only for Jimmy Buffett though!

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SchoolGirlHeart wrote:So far, I haven't seen any restrictions on ticket purchases, but remember in the past you had to live within so many miles of Camden (I forget the limits) to be able to buy tickets for this show...

I noticed that too no published limit

The mile radius was done one year (04 I think). That worked fine for me because I was in the radius, but I really didn't see much improvement in the availability of good seats...I did seem to allow lawn tix to be available for a little longer.

Generally having a Saturday Great Woods show on sale at the same time helps quite a bit

Touch O Parrotdise wrote:who's willing to admit the live in jersey..

me

Great!!! Back in Camden. Now all the South Jersey people have to leave their suburban Mcmansions or farms to travel to one of the worst cities in America, to see JB. He couldn"t be playing in a worse area or venue in the Delaware Valley. He should be playing at the Shore. On a very wide beach!!!!

Touch O Parrotdise wrote:who's willing to admit the live in jersey..

Some of you are just so funny ripping on Jersey the way you do. I agree Camden is a hole, just as driving the turnpike to NYC all you see is chemical plants and oil containment facilities but the state offers so much more.

Newark and Camden are two of the poorest cities in America, but New Jersey as a whole has the highest median household income in the nation, as well as the second highest per capita income, after Connecticut.

New Jersey is said to have the largest concentration of Fortune 500 companies in the world: nearly one hundred companies on the Fortune 500 list have headquarters or conduct business from New Jersey.

We are ranked the 4th smartest state by the Morgan Quitno Press.

New Jersey overall is considered to have one of the best public education systems in the United States. In addition, 54% of high school graduates continue on to college or university, tied with Massachusetts for the second highest rate in the nation (North Dakota holds first place at 59%.) New Jersey also has the highest average scores for advanced placement testing in public schools in the nation.

New Jersey is home to more scientists and engineers than any other state.

First and longest boardwalk in the world, oldest seaside resort, home of 2 NFL football teams N.Y. Giants and N.Y. Jets(yes they play in Jersey), ect...

p.s. I'll be leaving my comfy beachblock home and taking a little drive to Camden on Aug. 1st.

thebeachbumm33 wrote:Some of you are just so funny ripping on Jersey the way you do. I agree Camden is a hole, just as driving the turnpike to NYC all you see is chemical plants and oil containment facilities but the state offers so much more.

Newark and Camden are two of the poorest cities in America, but New Jersey as a whole has the highest median household income in the nation, as well as the second highest per capita income, after Connecticut.

New Jersey is said to have the largest concentration of Fortune 500 companies in the world: nearly one hundred companies on the Fortune 500 list have headquarters or conduct business from New Jersey.

We are ranked the 4th smartest state by the Morgan Quitno Press.

New Jersey overall is considered to have one of the best public education systems in the United States. In addition, 54% of high school graduates continue on to college or university, tied with Massachusetts for the second highest rate in the nation (North Dakota holds first place at 59%.) New Jersey also has the highest average scores for advanced placement testing in public schools in the nation.

New Jersey is home to more scientists and engineers than any other state.

First and longest boardwalk in the world, oldest seaside resort, home of 2 NFL football teams N.Y. Giants and N.Y. Jets(yes they play in Jersey), ect...

Well yeah, but it's still Jersey...

thebeachbumm33 wrote:p.s. I'll be leaving my comfy beachblock home and taking a little drive to Camden on Aug. 1st.

Do you think we can get Jimmy to play a show at the Music Pier in OC? He can stop in at Del's and get a cheesesteak on the way!