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"@ruddiger said:
"@RollinInMyGrego said:
"@PhishDicks said:
"@ChrisB said:
"I just put in for Forest Hills only since there are no behind stage and no lawn. Honestly my least favorite part about seeing the band is the ticket acquistion rat race. 150, dang...."
$150 per night is f***ing insane. It’s the same story as America. Capitalism ruining everything. Price goes up, quality goes down. Honestly, I do see Trey every so often in Central Park walking or what not and the next time it happens ( if ever again ) I might just choose to say a little friendly word to him like come on guy we love you but…….."
$150 is definitely a lot, but I will also say that I've been looking into tickets to a concert for my daughters (Tate McRae, Dua Lipa, Katie Perry, etc)--yes, I know I failed as a father--and that shit is stupid expensive. At least 3x what Phish tickets cost. So it may not be $30/ticket like it was in the 90's but it could be A LOT worse."
I'd go further and say you'd be hard pressed to find an arena act charging less than Phish. Frankly when you look at everything that goes in to putting on a modern arena show I don't think $125ish bucks is at all unreasonable.
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Yeah, the big difference is that we go to multiple shows in a row vs. 1 show"
Literally this. Ain’t nobody getting on whatever the hell tate mcrae tour is