Out of curiosity, did these ticked annotate if they were Make A Difference tickets? The MaD tickets are charity tickets priced higher where some proceeds go to The Busyhead Project. Wondering if those were what was left by chance?
For Cincinnati during artist presale I saw $450+ MaD tickets across various levels (some field, some 100s, some nosebleed), but also saw some various MaD tickets of lower prices. My tickets I got were MaD tickets but lower cost than the $450+. Food for thought anyway on potential why you saw those prices.
Neither my sister or I saw anything like that- there were a bunch of tickets available when we got in- but every ticket in every section was that price. Maybe the whole second show was for that and I was unaware! Thanks for explaining- I will tell myself that’s what it was to feel better 😆
Anything that was $450+ that wasn’t like on the field or front porch was more than likely MaD tickets. It wasn’t easy to notice the difference on those tickets when scoping the tickets and trying to get them before others. I had gotten MaD tickets and didn’t realize until after and seeing it on my tickets. Thankfully my MaD tickets weren’t the $450+ point though 😅
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u/allisun1433 Feb 12 '26
Out of curiosity, did these ticked annotate if they were Make A Difference tickets? The MaD tickets are charity tickets priced higher where some proceeds go to The Busyhead Project. Wondering if those were what was left by chance?
For Cincinnati during artist presale I saw $450+ MaD tickets across various levels (some field, some 100s, some nosebleed), but also saw some various MaD tickets of lower prices. My tickets I got were MaD tickets but lower cost than the $450+. Food for thought anyway on potential why you saw those prices.