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Ha, we actually created that to add transparency and because most of the presale blogs out there are spammy. But since you brought up the topic: -Dividing met
by fallentimes 18y ago
Ha, we actually created that to add transparency and because most of the presale blogs out there are spammy.
But since you brought up the topic:
-Dividing metropolitan area by venue capacity is a good indication of how in demand a given set of tickets will be (all else equal).
-Google insights is also an excellent indicator of what's popular:
http://www.google.com/insights/search/#q=concert%20tickets&cmpt=q http://www.google.com/insights/search/#q=concert%20tickets&#...
- rms 18y agoYeah, definitely when it doubt big cities are better. But it's also harder to get good tickets for big cities -- I've never been able to get good seats for a show at the amphitheater in the Boston metro area. My biggest success recently has been for Bruce Springsteen tickets in Austin. It was a college stadium that had their own ticketing system instead of Ticketmaster and took a lot longer to sell out than his other shows. I think a lot of the brokers miss non-Ticketmaster shows. Similarly, I've had success with Seinfeld shows, which are usually at non-Ticketmaster theaters.