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No one anywhere has their code yet, it's not just you.

No one anywhere has their code yet, so nothing to worry about.

But that only shows the most recent renewal. What if your membership expired in say October and you renewed on time. Then you'd be showing you renewed in October but should be in the first group, so they can't be going by that date.I guess we'll all know when the emails eventually get sent out. That would be fine because you know you were still an active member when Songs of Innocence came out. But anyone who was not an active member between Sept 9 til today will be in the second group. That's what it says in the FAQ.

With a two ticket limit per member and the restriction of the person who bought the ticket needing to be there to get in, I highly doubt you'll have trouble getting decent seats. I doubt they'll be subpar. I don't think you should worry.

I don't think it's the date on your Zootopia profile. I think it's based on the date you renewed your subscription. Which, as I said in my post above is located on the Account Info page not the profile page.

Go to the main U2.com page (not the Zootopia page) and click your name in the upper right corner to find Account Info. It will show you when your subscription expires. If you subscribed after Sept 9 2014 then you'll be in the second group. From the FAQ page: Q - How do I know what pre-sale priority group I am? A - There are two groups of subscribers taking part in the pre-sale and the email you receive with your pre-sale code indicates which group you are in. Our 'EXPERIENCE' group of longtime subscribers (those who were current, paid-up subscribers on 09/09/2014) have access from the first day of the pre-sale. Your unique pre-sale access code will have a prefix of U215A... Our 'INNOCENCE' group, who joined as new subscribers or upgraded an expired account after the release of the latest album in September 9, 2014, enter early on the second day. Your unique pre-sale access code will have a prefix of U215B... Only after this does a public onsale begin. (You may also find which priority group you are in displayed on the Account Info page when logged in.) Please Note: We do not change your subscription category. No exceptions will be made.

Many of the EU dates on the Tour page now show "Presale" instead of "Sign Up/Sign In".

Kind of a bummer about credit cars entry cause I keep all my stubs in an album as a keepsake. This ticket locator slip they're referring to in the FAQ doesn't seem as cool as having an actual ticket stub.

Here's what it says on the Ticketmaster site under Ticket Limits: Ticket Limits There is a 2 ticket limit for all password-protected presales and membership bundles. There is a 4 ticket limit during the first day of the onsale. Please adhere to published ticket limits. Persons who exceed the ticket limit may have any or all of their orders and tickets cancelled without notice by Ticketmaster in its discretion. This includes orders associated with the same name, e-mail address, billing address, credit card number or other information.

Rhi, it's a slang term used to refer to the seats way up in the upper levels of the arena.

I think everyone just needs to breathe. Is going to be OK. The sun will rise tomorrow, I'm pretty sure of it.

My plan is to get 2 in the presale for 1 night and try for 2 in the public sale for the second night. If I don't get them for the second night though, so be it. I know the band said they were going to switch it up from one night to the next but that's fine. So be it. They always release a DVD of their tour so I'm sure I won't be missing much if I only make it to one show. I'm not going to worry about it. I got bigger fish to fry in my life right now.

I have to agree. You're not dealing with some rinky dinky band here, they're pretty much the biggest band worldwide and as a result they have had to try to come up with the best possible method to get the fanclub fans tickets first. It may not seem like it's fair but it's as fair as they could probably get based on the sheer volume of people who buy tickets whenever they go on tour.

I suspect they are waiting until the last minute to send presale codes to avoid the possibility of fake "fans" selling their codes on ebay like last time and also to make it harder for scalpers to get all the tickets before the fans can get them.

The 2 ticket limit is not to punish the fans, it's to keep the scalpers filthy paws off the tickets. I'm all in favor of any action by an artist that screws over the scalpers and makes it as hard as possible for them to get tickets away from actual fans.