Tonnes of $35 tickets available. Far end zones in all tiers, & sideline nosebleeds. The end zone ones will say visual obstruction I think, but not bad, just the relay towers. Great value for $35!
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On the phone with Heinz Field, they told me that they had 48,000 seats available for this show. He didn't specify if it was separate from the 48,000 number, but he did say that they sold 8,000 tickets for the floor. So, that potentially makes 56,000 tickets available. Regardless, I just went to Ticketmaster to see what was still available, first unchecking "verified resale ticket" under "type", and I crunched the numbers, to see if ticket sales are as bad for tonight as some on this website have made it seem. Regardless if the total number of available tickets are 48,000 or 56,000, tonight's show has still managed to sell 97-98% of tickets, as of 5 minutes ago.
As many tickets ok Stubhub are priced at UNDER face value (seriously, $35 nosebleeds are now going for $19; expensive $280 seats are going for as low as $150), I'd be surprised if Ticketmaster sells the remaining 1,000-something tickets (I forget the exact number, offhand). Regardless, having an empty 1,000 out of 48,000 seats is a drop in the pond. I was at the Sunday night Chicago, and while Soldier Field was utterly packed, there were definitely some empty seats. Hell, I bought my own ticket on VividSeats a few months ago, and the day before I helped my good friend Rafael buy two tickets for the row DIRECTLY in front of me on Stubhub. My row had 5 empty seats, so we just moved there, and ended up being together, anyways!
