Price of concert tickets and length of time prior to event we have to pay.

Posted by: Tricia

13th Oct 2012 09:27pm

Does anyone else find like I do it is to long in advance to purchase most concert tickets often more than 12 months. You don't know what will happen in 12 months the promoter has the money all the time earning interest on it also most have a no refund policy so often if something goes wrong you are hundreds of dollars out of pocket. Then you have the cost itself they are incrediblely expensive and in todays economic cliamate you have to think twice much and all as you would love to go. Am I being cynical or do other think as I do greed has a large influence shorely given they sell them so much in advance and earn the interest in that time the cost could come down a bit.

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