susanelizabeth

I have Davin stand 320, also happy to swap!

They actually had a U2 specific layout showing main stage at the opposite end when we bought the tickets- so frustrating.

 

So last night I talked to Guest Services about this and there could do nothing about it. They argued that the stage setup never changed, only the redzone areas changed sides, but the stage diagram never changed. The Forum staff said that the diagram was provided by LiveNation/Ticketmaster and they couldn't do anything about it. There was a group of about 8-10 people waiting in line for the same reason "the switch" of the stage. Perhaps this is an issue to bring up to LiveNation/Ticketmaster, not The Forum. Things in line were getting pretty heated that extra security guards had to be called to calm people in line. This is very unfortunate for all parties.

 

i picked up some of this on social media last night and have already forwarded that to u2comteam, so will be keeping an watch here for more info on this.

Thanks all for the info and help!

Has anyone else had luck arguing this with venue or ticketmaster for better seats? In 222, my cousin is flying out with us for his only show and is super bummed he is behind the stage.

 

 

I put my code in, found out there was no GA tickets left, backed out back into the waiting room, entered code again got to the ticket thing and then had to lock my iPad because teacher was coming (I bought tickets in class because I'm rock n roll) that backed me out into waiting room because I ran out of time...i then had to type in code again and I eventually purchased tickets on my third time trying

 

Is this OK?

Adam if you actually did this and are in high school you have instantly become my hero

 

haha I was in business studies! 

 

I am a professor and put my students in small groups so I could get tickets while I was supposed to be teaching.  If you were in my class, I would excuse you to complete your ticket purchase.  As it was, I kicked two kids out of class last week when they asked me, 'what's a U2?'