EducateMyMind

Hi everyone. I've been emailing with the arena about their GA policy, and today they sent me their plan. The biggest thing: they will offer wristbands so that we don't have to wait in line all day (unless we want). Here's the email I got from them today: "Guests who have general admission tickets to the U2 concert and want to line up in advance will be directed to line up on the Northwest corner of 1st Street & Madison. However, that is not our property and is a public right of way so individuals who are lined up cannot block the sidewalk. At 9am on the day of the show, we will distribute numbered wristbands to guests who are already in line. Those guests will not need to wait in line all day but we encourage them to return to the Pavilion, located on 1st Street & Jefferson Street, at 4pm so we can get individuals back into the correct order. Guests with a numbered wristband who arrive after 5pm will not be guaranteed their place in line. Once doors open, guests will have their credit card scanned, a ticket stub printed and they will use that ticket stub to get the wristband for the floor. Please let us know if you have any additional questions and we hope you enjoy the concert!"

I emailed the U.S. Airways arena after the shows were announced to ask about their line-up policies. Here was the response I got: "Hello, Guests are permitted to line up across the street the morning of the show and in the afternoon the line will be moved over to our plaza area. We do not have a wristbanding policy for general admission floor seating. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. Thank you."

This probably doesn't go here, but I believe it's $50 to get a new subscription and $40 to renew which is why you now see the difference.

OMG! Now, that is amazing. Do your 8th graders know? LOL! No, we were doing a review jeopardy game on the smart board, so I was going between the smartboard and my desktop (dual screens). I did mess up the jeopardy game once, well twice... Lol. Glad I'm not the only one. I'm a high school teacher, and my kids were finishing a test while I was online.

I got two GAs for Phoenix using the phone app. Only took a couple minutes.