We tried... and tried... but in vain... sad face.

If there are any giving souls out there willing to sell two Montrealers (me and my wife) a ticket each so we could finally see NIN up close and personal, it would be so greatly appreciated!! We were hoping for Bowery or Webster Hall either Saturday or Sunday, Terminal 5 if available too... in the worst case... one ticket only (one of us will have to comprimise...)

Email us at:

hachiroku@videotron.ca

Thanks sooo much!

Patrick and Shanti



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Would anyone have an extra ticket? Please pm me
Seriously wanting to go!!!!

If anyone has an extra ticket, I'd give up several of my unborn children for one and even what's left of my NIN memorabilia.

I had no luck at all getting any tickets for any of the NYC shows. Kind of bummed out about it.
-Paul

Keep it together, dont worry the public sale fer terminal 5 shows will be coming up soon.

Well, I might as well offer this up here as well:

I've got an interesting opportunity for anyone willing to sell me their ticket. I can arrange for an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at the rebuilding of the World Trade Center site. You will get a birds eye view of Ground Zero and an explanation of the largest ongoing construction project in the United States. It's a really cool opportunity and much better than just walking around the construction fence outside. If you are interested, PM me. Thanks

Willing to pay extra for a ticket and allow someone to stay with me in a hotel for Sat and Sunday night if you can help me out. A great NIN fan here as well as a desperate one. I love you.

Brett

...crashed-out, passed-out, assed-out....these tixx went quicker than a hiccup! Someone hit me up if you have extra, can't make it or if you don't know if someone got the ca$h for it or whatever.

M

So i am in a bit of a pickle. There were four of us trying to get tickets. I got right in and bought two. That's it. Now the other three don't want to go without eachother. So I was trying to find someone I know to go with me, but I want a fan to go who is going to get off on this shit just as much as i am. I am not guaranteeing anything, but I also want someone to go that I can hang out with that night (seeing as how there is only me going thus far) and even drive some. I live right off Interstate 80 in PA and would hate to drive the 4-ish hours there alone.

I guess what I am saying is that if someone is interested in meeting up with a NIN fan and seeing a really kick ass show, please get back to me. If by some rare chance I can find a local fan to go with me, it seems like I have one extra.

Hooray! I was one of the lucky ones who got tix for this show!! I had been trying for Bowery as well, but it wasn't meant to be...It would have been my 22nd and 23rd NIN shows on the 22nd & 23rd on my bday weekend - which would have been a nice way to end my NIN "career", but I am not going to complain and be happy with what I've got!

My awesome, awesome BF had already booked us a hotel and dinner plans, so it looks like we'll be spending my whole bday weekend in NYC!! Too bad we can't get tix to the Statue's Crown - I guess that's the next hottest ticket in town that weekend!!

Good luck to everyone still trying to get tix to Terminal 5!!

I feel so incredibly lucky. As 5:00 approached I could barely get onto the site, but somehow the planets aligned and I got in. I have been a LONG time NIN fan and this will be the first time I have been able to see them.

Is it true that webster hall is only 1400 people?!

That's nuts.

Ian-Ross posted:

... We are planning to go for a few days and do some site seeing as well. And on that note, other than the obvious tourist attractions (Ground Zero, Empire State Building etc.) is there anything else someone might recommend checking out while in town? Thanks for any assistance.

I often recommend the Staten Island Ferry when people ask me this. It's completely free. One leaves every half-hour from lower Manhattan, it's a 25-minute ride, then you can hop on the next departing ferry from Staten Island right away. Unless there's something you want to see on SI.

The views of lower Manhattan and Brooklyn are incredible (used to be more so, I suppose). It goes close enough by the Statue of Liberty to snap a good picture, but without the crowds of the ferry that actually goes to the statue itself.

Most people I talk to tell me to avoid Empire State and to check out Top of the Rock instead (Rockefeller). I haven't done either one myself, so I can't really say.

I'm not sure what me and my brother are going to do when we come down on the 23rd for the show. Probably just visit some of the ... um ... interesting shops in the East Village. Neither one of us is really interested in spending all day waiting in line just to try to get close to the stage. I'm just thrilled that I'll be one of the 1000 or so people to actually experience this!

And in an interesting coincidence, I'm planning a trip to Toronto in September to visit the hockey hall of fame. Maybe you could PM me with some ideas for places to check out while I'm there? ;-)

hi cats and kittens
if anyone has 2 tickets i would be so indebted
my fiance and i are getting married that week and plan to go to nyc for our honeymoon
a ticket to any of the nyc shows would make it the most perfect honeymoon ever

Anyone interested in trading a Wiltern (the second to last show!) for a Webster??

I WILL REPEAT MYSELF AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!

I am looking for one ticket to this show>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Got shut out of the onsale!!!!!!!!!!!

Gsinth7 posted:

RINGFINGER_NIN666 posted:

I WILL REPEAT MYSELF AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!

I am looking for one ticket to this show>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Got shut out of the onsale!!!!!!!!!!!

=). Hang in there

Thanks for the support!
I am beside myself