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This is the experience of being an American Criminal

This is the experience of being an American Criminal

At Rogers I was only in line for an hour and that was enough. Several people got dehydrated and/or heat stroke waiting. Seats are not bad at all, especially at these smaller venues. 

Anxiety is real right now. I hope to get seating tickets as close as possible to the stage. (there's no way I'm standing up with a bunch of people in this Florida heat). I'm kinda scared because Lana hasn't toured in a while and I know the demand is high. 

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At Rogers I was only in line for an hour and that was enough. Several people got dehydrated and/or heat stroke waiting. Seats are not bad at all, especially at these smaller venues. 

At Rogers I was only in line for an hour and that was enough. Several people got dehydrated and/or heat stroke waiting. Seats are not bad at all, especially at these smaller venues. 

From my experience, pit sold out at the Rogers show almost immediately. 
 
I’d recommend actual seats for most people. If you’re a die hard, don’t mind waiting in line for 12+ hours to get a good spot and don’t have a problem with being crammed into a tight group near the stage, go for the pit! 
 
P.S. I’m anxious now and mildly surprised how relatively quiet it is on here, considering tickets go on sale TOMORROW MORNING 

Sending good vibes to everyone buying tickets tomorrow! I do wish she would do some sort of presale for verified fans if she is doing smaller venues. Sparkle jump rope queen where you at 

Oh I’ll be aiming for seats then because I can’t queue for 12 hours in the Florida heat no matter how much I love Lana 

i'm so anxious about tomorrow. i've been all week. manifesting all of us Lanaboards members get the tickets we want for the show we want! 
 

They seem like medium sized cities. The smallest one may be Brandon, MS. You can use the venue threads on here as a proxy to see how much interest is there. Not much for that one. 
On the other hand, Dallas is a large city for sure and I think tickets for that show might be most difficult to get and probably somewhat more expensive too. 
 
I’m trying for both. I’m worried I might not be able to get Dallas, but it’s closest to me. I’ll have MS as a backup. I feel guilty if I’m able to get both and I probably shouldn’t be spending that much anyway 

Wait literally everyone loves these songs they’re not underrated.. now if you wanna talk about 24….

They seem like medium sized cities. The smallest one may be Brandon, MS. You can use the venue threads on here as a proxy to see how much interest is there. Not much for that one. 
On the other hand, Dallas is a large city for sure and I think tickets for that show might be most difficult to get and probably somewhat more expensive too. 
 
I’m trying for both. I’m worried I might not be able to get Dallas, but it’s closest to me. I’ll have MS as a backup. I feel guilty if I’m able to get both and I probably shouldn’t be spending that much anyway 

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not being ageist. The crowd at Rogers didn’t actually bother me much at all. It was just awkward being in line with hundreds of teenagers all around. And of course I was there by myself and twice their age 🤡

For Rogers, AR there were approximately 60,000 in queue for a 9,000 seat venue. But this was also a bit of a one off show compared to the festivals.
 
I do think that because all of the ticket sales for this leg begin at the same time, it might not be as extreme with the “lines,” but who knows. I don’t go to a lot of concerts, so I’m not an expert. 

Pit was $95, but hard to imagine other pits will be that low.
Front half tickets were $200-300ish. I believe lawn was also under $100. 

They seem like medium sized cities. The smallest one may be Brandon, MS. You can use the venue threads on here as a proxy to see how much interest is there. Not much for that one. 
On the other hand, Dallas is a large city for sure and I think tickets for that show might be most difficult to get and probably somewhat more expensive too. 
 
I’m trying for both. I’m worried I might not be able to get Dallas, but it’s closest to me. I’ll have MS as a backup. I feel guilty if I’m able to get both and I probably shouldn’t be spending that much anyway 

For Rogers, AR there were approximately 60,000 in queue for a 9,000 seat venue. But this was also a bit of a one off show compared to the festivals.
 
I do think that because all of the ticket sales for this leg begin at the same time, it might not be as extreme with the “lines,” but who knows. I don’t go to a lot of concerts, so I’m not an expert. 

if I had to make a setlist for the Bible Belt leg of the tour:
 
1. Tulsa Jesus Freak
2. Chemtrails Over The Country Club
3. A&W (full version)
4. Cherry
5. West Coast
6. Black Bathing Suit
7. Video Games
8. Candy Necklace
9. Salvatore
10. Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd
11. Black Beauty
12. Thunder
13. The Grants
14. Let The Light In
15. White Mustang
16. Pretty When You Cry
17. Living Legend
18. Yayo
19. Ride
20. Summertime Sadness

What’s the advantage of using Ticketmaster over local venue sites?

Don’t tempt me with a good time 

Earlier today, Lana Del Rey stopped to meet a fan while at Nashville International Airport in Nashville, Tennessee.

Small and intimate is worth it! In those smaller places, even if you can’t get super close tickets, almost any spot will still be good. There are extra taxes and fees. Expect 20%ish in those added on to the initial ticket price. 

one thing I’ve noticed about this tour so far is that the audience has changed or has grown younger. In Chicago, I was surrounded by teenagers and I hated it 😭