mchoosier

Desktop. It was a bit sketchy. After the presale started, the Nashville page accessed by the link in the presale text message did not show tickets, it was the same page as before the presale started. I then checked the Chicago page and it showed tickets. I kept trying Nashville, refreshing the page, I cleared/deleted Ticketmaster cookies, I searched for U2 from the generic Ticketmaster site instead of using the link in the presale text message, etc. I finally got a Nashville page that prompted me for my presale code and from then on it was smooth. I'm not sure what the key was

I got 2 GA in Nashville and had the option of hard copy tickets, which I selected. Others report their GA tickets were CC.

Since this appears to be the same stage setup as the ie tour there may be obstructions. My wife and I were in a similar location in Chicago and there was a big "trunk" of cables dropping down from the ceiling that obstructed most of our view. If that is the case with you, I would recommend taking a picture of the view from your seats then going to the box office to see if you can be moved. It worked for us at Chicago. We went from obstructed behind the stage seats to 8th row on the side close to the stage. Here's my post regarding the Chicago situation. http://zootopia.u2.com/forums/topi

My wife and I went to one of the the IE shows at the United Center in 2015. We stayed at the Talbott hotel on East Delaware Place. We've also stayed at the Virgin hotel on North Wabash this last February for a Wilco concert. Both were great. We took a cab from the hotel to a bar/restaurant called The West End at the corner of W. Madison and N. Ada. They have a free shuttle to the United Center (only 4/5 blocks to the west). The shuttle also runs after the show to take you back to the bar. The food was good, the shuttle was convenient and not crowded and after the show we took the shuttl

I had a pair of crappy overhang tickets, row 15 of section 107 for the first night in Chicago via the Red Hill presale. Here's my story: After reading the posts about bad sound and view (although I'm not sure the view will be bad for this set up), I decided to call Ticketmaster Monday night, the night before tickets went on sale to the general public to see if I could exchange my tickets. After about 5 minutes on hold (which was after 5 minutes of answering automated prompts), the first representative I talked to said my tickets could not be exchanged, so I asked if there was someone els

I took a guess, got it right the first time. The Bears presale code is TOUCHDOWN.

We had limited view seats, down low (row 5), at the corner of the stage in section 115. We were so low and so close that a good portion of the view of the stage was blocked by the tree trunk of cables that hang at the back corner of the stage. Thanks to the advice of someone in our same predicament who had gone before us and then came back to our section to tell us, we went to the box office and politely complained about the view. I showed the ticket person a photo of our view and asked if there was a chance of being moved. He asked for my existing tickets and disappeared for a minute. He came

Chicago was $350.00 each.

I had the same experience. 45 minutes later after at least 15 attempts to buy and numerous server error messages it finally went through.