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Cash at the door? Or physical tickets sold around town the day of? People have a love/hate relationship with the frenzy I guess.
by Scoundreller 4y ago
Cash at the door? Or physical tickets sold around town the day of?
People have a love/hate relationship with the frenzy I guess.
- raldi 4y agoCash at the door would just mean endless lines — people paying with their time instead of their money, and the value of that time is just wasted rather than captured by the seller.
- Scoundreller 4y ago$40 exact change in $20 bills will be faster than scanning barcodes.
- michaelt 4y agoConcert tickets sold like flight tickets - provide a full name for every ticket booked, at booking time. Queue up at the venue to have your ticket checked against your passport.
- matwood 4y agoThey would also need to be market priced, like airline tickets.
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- dagw 4y agoThat's great for locals, but doesn't really work for people who have to travel several hours and book a hotel to get to somewhere where many of the bands I want to see play. For people like us having a guaranteed ticket far in advance is important.