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Come on. $126?!?!?

Chesney is on tour with 2-3 other acts and only charging $66.

Jimmy, enough is enough already.

LandsEnd wrote:Come on. $126?!?!?

Chesney is on tour with 2-3 other acts and only charging $66.

Jimmy, enough is enough already.

ummm... they appear not to have gone up from last year... first time in how long that tickets haven't increased?

and using Cheesney as a comparison is a bad idea...


(you never pay the same for the copy as you do for the original...)

popcorn please

Over $75 is ridiculous. Geez, I'm amazed I'm even implying $75 is ok.

Come on people, I've seen him nearly 30 times since '77 and the shows are getting worse.

Time for Jimmy to give back some loyalty.

. .* * fingers in both ears * *

. . .LALALALALALALALALALALALALALALA . .

. . groan . . .

Set your watch

I believe the lawn prices have gone down from last year, back to $33. I don't remember exactly how much they were but $45 sounds about right. I don't remember a lot of things, oh crap, my pants!

LandsEnd wrote:Over $75 is ridiculous. Geez, I'm amazed I'm even implying $75 is ok.

Come on people, I've seen him nearly 30 times since '77 and the shows are getting worse.

Time for Jimmy to give back some loyalty.

Half of your posts are whining about ticket prices... don't be so negative.

$126 for Jimmy and the CRB sounds like a solid entertainment value to me

$66 for Chesney and whoever sounds a bit steep

Jimmy's loyalty comes in the fact that he's still out there touring and making music. And don't worry, there are plenty of people out there who'll be happy to purchase the tickets you are no longer interested in

I'll have some diet coke and macadamia white chocolate cookies with my popcorn, please. And a magazine.

citcat wrote:I'll have some diet coke and macadamia white chocolate cookies with my popcorn, please. And a magazine.

Big 'Uns?

I think there's a pretty simple solution to this problem. Anyone who thinks ticket prices are too high can stay home and listen to the show on RM.

Caribbean Soul Man wrote:Jimmy's loyalty comes in the fact that he's still out there touring and making music.

Not to mention broadcasting all of his concerts for free for what is it now, about 8 years. How many other artists do that?

LIPH wrote:I think there's a pretty simple solution to this problem. Anyone who thinks ticket prices are too high can stay home and listen to the show on RM.

wLs

dawgfan wrote:

LIPH wrote:I think there's a pretty simple solution to this problem. Anyone who thinks ticket prices are too high can stay home and listen to the show on RM.

wLs

Ditto.

SharkOnLand wrote:

citcat wrote:I'll have some diet coke and macadamia white chocolate cookies with my popcorn, please. And a magazine.

Big 'Uns?

Yeah . OH ! You mean the magazine, not the cookies ! NO ! Like Buffettbride said, if I want to see big ones, I go to the mirror.

citcat wrote:

SharkOnLand wrote:

citcat wrote:I'll have some diet coke and macadamia white chocolate cookies with my popcorn, please. And a magazine.

Big 'Uns?

Yeah . OH ! You mean the magazine, not the cookies ! NO ! Like Buffettbride said, if I want to see big ones, I go to the mirror.

I think he meant your "cookies".

LIPH wrote:

citcat wrote:

SharkOnLand wrote:

citcat wrote:I'll have some diet coke and macadamia white chocolate cookies with my popcorn, please. And a magazine.

Big 'Uns?

Yeah . OH ! You mean the magazine, not the cookies ! NO ! Like Buffettbride said, if I want to see big ones, I go to the mirror.

I think he meant your "cookies".

*SPEW*

KC has not been around as long as buffett.

If you look at any other singers that have been around for decades and still tour, their ticket prices are way up there too. i.e. The Stones, U2, Garth Brooks....

Just be happy that he is still touring; because the day when buffett stops, is the day you will have to pay alot more to see him either at a private showing in St. barth's, or at a Margaritaville.

Just my 2 cents