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Originally Posted by DMBzilla
The two biggest fallacies about seniority are that senior members were up front every single night.
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Actually from about 1998 through 2002 I can recall seeing the same people many times right up front - Hartford, Great Woods, SPAC. For 3 years running in Hartford I had literally the same seats next to the same couple. I kind of enjoyed it.
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Originally Posted by DMBzilla
My issue is that I fucking HATE GA pit, because I don't like being crammed in with a bunch of sweaty drunks and dumbass teenagers who feel it's perfect alright to push and shove their way in front of you, so I'd prefer a seat behind the pit, and now at least some portion of those seats will only go to those willing to pay much more than "face" value.
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I would rather stare at a monitor from the lawn....
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Originally Posted by DMBzilla
Tough. Shit.
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This. I should have about 15 years of seniority on one account, somehow I get lawn seats and declines.
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Originally Posted by DMBzilla
I should just have my wife join Warehouse this year. She'll almost definitely get better seats than I will.
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Sadly this is true. I use a brothers 2006 account that I opened and it does better than a first day account as far as locations are concerned. Something is wrong here.
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Originally Posted by acousticmike80
For the majority of shows, returning members will be offered priority seating based upon their original date of membership. The longer you remain a member of the Warehouse, the better your seats at shows will be. To give opportunity to newer members, on occasion, seating will be assigned on a totally random basis and will not be based on the original date of membership.
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This has not been true in a decade.
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Originally Posted by DMBzilla
Yeah, it seems like those who joined between 2002 and 2004 get the worst of it. .
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Yup, other brother started 'his' account in 2003, solely for D&T... it did get me shit seats for Oakdale but has not gotten anything but lawn seats since - the 2006 account does far better - aka it sometimes gets me in the pavilion.