$41.85 in processing & handling fees for two tickets???

SECTION L38, ROW 10, SEAT 1. I did it. All by myself, like a big kid. Not the best, but not the worst. I am just happy to get to go!

@Jared Dropkick Murphys played with this setup. Your seat is up there (pretty sure it’s the last row) but there but won’t be a bad view like being on the floor 50 people back. Press and security will be in the bullpin and the stage should be flush with the top of the fence. Luckily it’s not like a game and trying to watch a batter at the plate. At least you won’t get hit in the back of the head by anyone Lol. It’ll probably be pretty windy tho. Boston is always windy.

Just got my tickets on the Red Sox site. I have no idea what to expect with this seating arrangement but my seats are in section L39U, row 50. I have been to Fenway several times but I think this “Bleacher Theater” arrangement is something new? I have never heard of it before.

Pretty sure tickets were gone in a minute on the Red Sox website. I kept clicking (1) after a few GA obstructed views came up and then it went to saying those seats aren’t available. Looks like secondary market is what is left :-/ unless TMR has some last minute tickets for later. They’re awesome so probably. I’m happy with my Section 42 row 6 seat 20 and section 43 row 3 seat 15. Now I just have to decide which seat I want. I’m thinking more centered and 3 rows deeper. I know it’s a few months away but I’ll be in Beantown early if anyone wants to grab beers with us. Cheers!

Honestly, if you paid 60 bucks just to get a chance at the pre-sale tickets that’s just as dumb as buying it from a scalper online.

Thanks @J264514 You know too much! ;)

Whoever is crying about being duped? Spare me. My eyes are spraining from all the rolling back in my skull. I missed out on tickets and my life didn’t completely collapse. Pick up the pieces, man. Every time someone doesn’t get what they want around here they go on a tirade. Pull yourself together.

@Rob Savage. I had the fortune of getting pre-sale tickets to the Fox Theatre in Pomona (in the middle of a torrential downpour at Cedar Point in Ohio!). I was pleased to see that ALL of the tickets were Will Call and so even StubHub posted that it wasn’t reselling any tickets for that show. I don’t know if that’s possible to do elsewhere, I hope that TMR will figure out how to make that happen because it’s an awesome policy that keeps the scalpers away! Although there are times I lament to myself that I spend too much money at TMR, it’s all worth it. I hope you can score some reasonably-priced tickets!

@Rob Savage: I have been a Platinum vault member since the beginning and have happily spent $1200 (20 x $60) just to receive the 20 vault packages.

@Rob Savage: Brokers always post tickets on speculation they WILL get them. For the most part, TMR/Vault presales are will-call only. While that won’t discourage the most spineless of the brokers, it does take a percentage out of the picture because they are not willing (or able) to meet a client at the venue. Venues are tightening up their restrictions as well. None of this is TMR/Vault’s fault. The secondary market exists because people are willing buy there.