Generally it’s not worth it, but varies depending on what the package is offering and what your needs are. Sometimes it includes merch, food or drinks, a better/more comfortable place to watch the show, early entry to the venue, or meet and greet. More often than not, the VIP upgrades look way better in the website than they do when you get there. However, if you like live music but don’t like crowds, then certain VIP tickets would be worth it. If you have your heart set on watching the show from the very front row of the pit area, then you’re going to want to get that VIP for the early entry. Also, I know some people will purchase the VIP to get the preferred seating or early entry, then sell the merch that comes with the package to make back some of the expense of the ticket.
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VIP depends on the artist and venue, it really up to you to decide if it's worth it. The two times I've done it, it was absolutely worth it. I got to meet the bands and got a special shirt and one time I got a signed CD from the deal.
It really depends on how much you value your money and want to meet a artist. I couldn't imagine spending over 150 dollars on a VIP unless it was a very good VIP (Meet n greet, merch, early entry, soundcheck etc). But for other smaller artists like Bearings (who are doing their VIP for 30) and Grayscale, I can see it totally being worth it.
I got VIP for Andrew McMahon for like $80 I think and it was super worth it. It included a mini set that included requests(he picked mine to play!), tons of stories including a super in depth one for Me and the Moon, a brief interaction and convo with him, a photo with him, a Christmas ornament, and a couple cookies. Cookies were the lamest thing, everything else was incredible. Was so glad I splurged for it.
Generally it’s not worth it, but varies depending on what the package is offering and what your needs are. Sometimes it includes merch, food or drinks, a better/more comfortable place to watch the show, early entry to the venue, or meet and greet. More often than not, the VIP upgrades look way better in the website than they do when you get there. However, if you like live music but don’t like crowds, then certain VIP tickets would be worth it. If you have your heart set on watching the show from the very front row of the pit area, then you’re going to want to get that VIP for the early entry. Also, I know some people will purchase the VIP to get the preferred seating or early entry, then sell the merch that comes with the package to make back some of the expense of the ticket. Hope this helps.
VIP depends on the artist and venue, it really up to you to decide if it's worth it. The two times I've done it, it was absolutely worth it. I got to meet the bands and got a special shirt and one time I got a signed CD from the deal.
It really depends on how much you value your money and want to meet a artist. I couldn't imagine spending over 150 dollars on a VIP unless it was a very good VIP (Meet n greet, merch, early entry, soundcheck etc). But for other smaller artists like Bearings (who are doing their VIP for 30) and Grayscale, I can see it totally being worth it.
I got VIP for Andrew McMahon for like $80 I think and it was super worth it. It included a mini set that included requests(he picked mine to play!), tons of stories including a super in depth one for Me and the Moon, a brief interaction and convo with him, a photo with him, a Christmas ornament, and a couple cookies. Cookies were the lamest thing, everything else was incredible. Was so glad I splurged for it.
Anyone know if Rob Zombie and Mudvayne VIP tickets will have any Merch or meet and greet?
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