For the Chicago shows, GA didn't get a physical ticket, unless you count a paper receipt as a 'ticket'.
They scan your credit card right as you enter the venue and it prints a piece of paper, which you then handed to one of the people at the tables right outside the floor after you picked what side you wanted. For the first show we didn't show up until after 7pm and were still only one back on the e-stage rail. For night 2 we just hung back by the center so we could see the screens. If you're into being super close to the band I think the e-stage is way better than the main stage, but you're really missing the amazing visuals. Even if you are all the way back at the center, when they're out on the catwalk you're no more than 25-30 from them.
I've read there is already a list being created with a 'line'. What a joke. A random draw would get rid of this ridiculous sense of entitlement some of them have.
