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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Someone already said it but I couldn’t agree more…time to kick it old skool and camp out for tickets. If you really want to go to a show, sleep in a tent for a day or 2 and take the days off work. Only way to stop the bots![/quote] Where can you go buy in person?[/quote] You'd have to go back to 1989. [/quote] Was just discussing this with DH today. I was able to go to a lot of great concerts back then and my family didn’t have a lot of $. The regular pricing for concerts and sporting events today is absurd. I don’t know how an average family can afford this. Between tickets and hotel I’m already out almost $800. [/quote] They can't. That's why every free event you see in the DMV area is packed full of families. If I take my family of 5 to the movies, it's $75 just for tickets. Add in drinks and snacks and it's easily $150. My wife and I took our teen sons to a Nats game and it was $450 for the tickets in the 200-level. Add in food, parking, etc. and that fun weekend outing was $700. My youngest DD wanted to go to the Harry Potter Experience in Leesburg for her birthday. The tickets that weekend were $75 each for those over 14 or 15. Under that age was still $65 each. $400 in tickets for the whole family and from what I'm hearing, not worth it. [/quote]
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