*** Official Holmdel 2018 Thread ***

[Jenfarr]

Jesus Christmas LN sucks! Right at 10:00, only pulling up 400s and then Lawn, and then it kicked me out! On 2 different browsers!

Lucked out though around 10:20, as in my history from trying to get tickets the other day, I had the Map version and was able to get 2 adjoining aisle seats in 301.

VIP parking had going from $30 to $50 though! Jeez...

[Ryo Vie]

Similar problems here. Where the hell were all the good seats? Got 400s so it's better than the lawn, but pretty pricey for 400s. I am happy that I'm going though!

[mYeAgZ55]

Is this sold out? Or is my IP blocked lol...

[Jenfarr]

Not sure if this will work, but here is the Map verison. They are still a bunch of singles, but adjoining aisle seats available in 300 level.

https://concerts1.livenation.com/eve...ab=efeat5787v1

[trouts2]

Pair of front row for $1,500 a piece on Live Nation now

[Ryo Vie]

Curious as to why all the other venues had an $85 option along with the $49 lawn and the $115 better sections, but PNC did not. I would think that the 400s (uncovered seats) would go for $85 and 300s and better would be $115. I really think this was the ONLY venue that did not have an $85 option.

[Dannyyankou]

Originally Posted by Ryo Vie

Curious as to why all the other venues had an $85 option along with the $49 lawn and the $115 better sections, but PNC did not. I would think that the 400s (uncovered seats) would go for $85 and 300s and better would be $115. I really think this was the ONLY venue that did not have an $85 option.

It's probably a very high demand show. Close to NYC and Philly. Almost all of the reserved seating is already sold out.

[CrushB610]

Gorge didn't have an $85 option either. Holmdel always seems a very tough ticket to get, especially for being a weekday show.

[UtahGance]

I bought my ticket (third annual PNC show!) but I'm conflicted about all the summer internships I applied to that are in the Midwest/West Coast. So many emotions!

[trouts2]

Anyone have any experience with Uber or Lyft at this venue? Thanks

[terpzin04]

Anybody selling a reserved pair for this show? Trying to make the trek up from Baltimore and the secondary market is super marked up. Please PM if so! Thank you!!

[MisterE]

Originally Posted by terpzin04

Anybody selling a reserved pair for this show? Trying to make the trek up from Baltimore and the secondary market is super marked up. Please PM if so! Thank you!!

Keep checking Ticketmaster. Reserves pop up a lot at PNC.

[SyracuseFan]

Thinking about making trek solo from Lower Manhattan/Jersey City. If anyone has a single they are looking to dump, please let me know. Still need to figure out how i'm getting out there. May take a ferry and uber

[heywizzle]

Originally Posted by terpzin04

Anybody selling a reserved pair for this show? Trying to make the trek up from Baltimore and the secondary market is super marked up. Please PM if so! Thank you!!

PM Sent .

[josh4127]

Will trade a single WH Pit for SPAC n1 for pair in 102/103... cash difference obviously too

[magnumdan]

Change of plans and I need some planning help. My wife and I are driving in morning of the show from Cleveland. It looks to be a 7.5 hour drive. Not sure what to do, google maps suggest taking 80 across Pennsylvania, it’s a hair longer taking the turnpike, plus the third option is taking 76 to 276 to 95. I’m not familiar at all with driving in this part of the country. Any feedback is appreciated.

We also plan on driving a couple hours closer to home after the show, so I also need some tips on where to stay two hours west of the venue close to a freeway.

[Ja miie 26x]

Is Lawn really sold out right now?

[SyracuseFan]

Originally Posted by Ja miie 26x

Is Lawn really sold out right now?

Very surprising. Last year they didn't sell out.

Anyone selling a single reserved and looking to road trip from lower manhattan or jersey city? None of my friends can be talked into doing another show after a 2 night bender at SPAC

[roten66]

Originally Posted by SyracuseFan

Very surprising. Last year they didn't sell out.



Anyone selling a single reserved and looking to road trip from lower manhattan or jersey city? None of my friends can be talked into doing another show after a 2 night bender at SPAC

I can split a lower reserved pair with you, if you find any. Coming from mahwah (in town for work)


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[SyracuseFan]

Originally Posted by roten66

I can split a lower reserved pair with you, if you find any. Coming from mahwah (in town for work)


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Ok - lets both keep our eyes open. I'll pm you my cell so we can stay in touch.

[chumm41]

Originally Posted by Ja miie 26x

Is Lawn really sold out right now?

Keep starting over on the app. LiveNation is pulling this bullshit where they are trying to force you to pay $68.50 for the verified fan seats

[heywizzle]

Lawn is available on LN right now FYI

[Ryo Vie]

Having made several trips to Pittsburgh I can say that the Route 80 trek is the most direct. Take 80 to 287 South to the Garden State Parkway. However, keep in mind traffic. Two years ago I hit a WALL of traffic trying to get to the venue. I hit the traffic at 5:30 and didn't park my car until 7:30. I was honestly afraid that I was going to miss some of the show. Your best bet is to try to leave Cleveland as early as possible because Jersey traffic can be quite brutal especially from 4pm on.

Originally Posted by magnumdan

Change of plans and I need some planning help. My wife and I are driving in morning of the show from Cleveland. It looks to be a 7.5 hour drive. Not sure what to do, google maps suggest taking 80 across Pennsylvania, it’s a hair longer taking the turnpike, plus the third option is taking 76 to 276 to 95. I’m not familiar at all with driving in this part of the country. Any feedback is appreciated.

We also plan on driving a couple hours closer to home after the show, so I also need some tips on where to stay two hours west of the venue close to a freeway.

[Dannyyankou]

Really excited about this show, it’ll be my fourth year in a row making the trip. Always a good time.

[DMBBeav]

Originally Posted by magnumdan

Change of plans and I need some planning help. My wife and I are driving in morning of the show from Cleveland. It looks to be a 7.5 hour drive. Not sure what to do, google maps suggest taking 80 across Pennsylvania, it’s a hair longer taking the turnpike, plus the third option is taking 76 to 276 to 95. I’m not familiar at all with driving in this part of the country. Any feedback is appreciated.

We also plan on driving a couple hours closer to home after the show, so I also need some tips on where to stay two hours west of the venue close to a freeway.

A hidden benefit of Route 80 is there aren't any (or extremely fewer) tolls. However, I agree with another post, you have to leave early from Cleveland..

[maker75]

Originally Posted by magnumdan

Change of plans and I need some planning help. My wife and I are driving in morning of the show from Cleveland. It looks to be a 7.5 hour drive. Not sure what to do, google maps suggest taking 80 across Pennsylvania, it’s a hair longer taking the turnpike, plus the third option is taking 76 to 276 to 95. I’m not familiar at all with driving in this part of the country. Any feedback is appreciated.

We also plan on driving a couple hours closer to home after the show, so I also need some tips on where to stay two hours west of the venue close to a freeway.

Last time I was on 80, there was allot of construction. 80 to the Garden State Parkway is an easy route to take with only a few tolls, nothing major. There are rest areas every 40 miles or so on 80 plus allot of awesome views. If it was me, I would take 80 East to the Garden State Parkway, then the Parkway South to the venue. You will hit traffic in NJ. 80 in PA should be wide open unless there is construction or an accident.

[bray41]

Is anyone looking to unload 4 lawn tickets? Myself and 3 friends will be flying in from Chicago the day of the show. I have two 300 level center pavilion tickets i'm looking to unload. Let me know! Thanks

[bray41]

Also, I should prob post this in the Tickets Forum. My bad. Carry on.

[Ja miie 26x]

Originally Posted by magnumdan

Change of plans and I need some planning help. My wife and I are driving in morning of the show from Cleveland. It looks to be a 7.5 hour drive. Not sure what to do, google maps suggest taking 80 across Pennsylvania, it’s a hair longer taking the turnpike, plus the third option is taking 76 to 276 to 95. I’m not familiar at all with driving in this part of the country. Any feedback is appreciated.

We also plan on driving a couple hours closer to home after the show, so I also need some tips on where to stay two hours west of the venue close to a freeway.

287 to GARDEN STATE PARKWAY TRAFFIC is TERRIBLE anytime after 4pm. Your best bet would be to drive up the night before and getting a little Airbnb.

Two years ago concert traffic was mixed with rush hour traffic and it took me an hour to get off the exit. Missed the first song.

Definitely take 80 east to 287 to GSP.

Scored some lawn seats. I usually come from Northwest Jersey but coming from the shore this year. Whats the traffic like going east?

Very excited

[magnumdan]

Originally Posted by Ryo Vie

Having made several trips to Pittsburgh I can say that the Route 80 trek is the most direct. Take 80 to 287 South to the Garden State Parkway. However, keep in mind traffic. Two years ago I hit a WALL of traffic trying to get to the venue. I hit the traffic at 5:30 and didn't park my car until 7:30. I was honestly afraid that I was going to miss some of the show. Your best bet is to try to leave Cleveland as early as possible because Jersey traffic can be quite brutal especially from 4pm on.

Originally Posted by DMBBeav

A hidden benefit of Route 80 is there aren't any (or extremely fewer) tolls. However, I agree with another post, you have to leave early from Cleveland..

Originally Posted by maker75

Last time I was on 80, there was allot of construction. 80 to the Garden State Parkway is an easy route to take with only a few tolls, nothing major. There are rest areas every 40 miles or so on 80 plus allot of awesome views. If it was me, I would take 80 East to the Garden State Parkway, then the Parkway South to the venue. You will hit traffic in NJ. 80 in PA should be wide open unless there is construction or an accident.

Originally Posted by Ja miie 26x

287 to GARDEN STATE PARKWAY TRAFFIC is TERRIBLE anytime after 4pm. Your best bet would be to drive up the night before and getting a little Airbnb.

Two years ago concert traffic was mixed with rush hour traffic and it took me an hour to get off the exit. Missed the first song.

Definitely take 80 east to 287 to GSP.

Scored some lawn seats. I usually come from Northwest Jersey but coming from the shore this year. Whats the traffic like going east?

Very excited

Thanks for the feedback guys!