World of Weird Al Yankovic

I love you all...

But I hate the fact that you live in the same country as Al >:(

Haha...

I give up...

On second thought, no I don't.

Hehe, who knows! Maybe he'll tour near you sometime, or maybe one day you'll get over your hatred of planes. =P You never know.

KnottyEmily @ Aug 27 2006, 09:21 PM wrote: does anyone know roughly what tickets are likely to cost?

I don't know, but they're likely to cost more next tour, because oil prices are up, and those tour buses are hungry fuel monsters.

Based on my notes for the Tourography here (which I warn might be missing some data as I was constantly updating info up until the time of the show), the highest ticket price on the 2004 leg was $55, while the cheapest ticket price was $14.95. These were the prices before all the added ticket service fees.

Ironically, both the highest and lowest ticket prices were for shows at casinos. And of course, a number of fairs didn't charge separately for concert seats and merely included them in with the fair admission, so I suppose "free with admission" would technically be the cheapest ticket price.

I'm trying to work out which would be cheaper, chasing the SOL tour around Australia (if it comes here) or going to the north-east cost and catching a whole bunch of shows in a week or two.

It's going to cost me [to get the train] AUS$150 just to get from Melbourne to Adelaide (which is in the next state) and to go from one side of the country to the other is around AUS$600 one-way Then I'd have to pay more if I wanted to go north (e.g Queensland). I noticed that the PH tour actually went from west-east, east-west, then back east and settled in the south east corner of the country. If the SOL tour did a similar thing it would cost me around AUS$2000+ without tickets, accomodation and food.

I could fly to the north coast of america and pay for accomodation for the same price, and it's an aweful lot less travelling for me. And I might also get to meet some of you awesome WOWAYers

Also, how early is the tour schedule released?

I want to fly to the US to see Al, but I'm only 12, and my brothers only 16, and I don't think my parents would want to take me.

lucky for me I turn 18 early next year, my parents could still give me a hard time though, and it depends on uni and stuff too

stupid people born in th eighties...
<murmuring>

Hehe, like me...

But I can barely last a domestic flight!

CatraDhtem @ Aug 28 2006, 12:16 AM wrote: Based on my notes for the Tourography here (which I warn might be missing some data as I was constantly updating info up until the time of the show), the highest ticket price on the 2004 leg was $55, while the cheapest ticket price was $14.95. These were the prices before all the added ticket service fees.

Ironically, both the highest and lowest ticket prices were for shows at casinos. And of course, a number of fairs didn't charge separately for concert seats and merely included them in with the fair admission, so I suppose "free with admission" would technically be the cheapest ticket price.

The cheapest i've gotten a ticked was about $15.00 and the most was i think $25.00. I dont remember how much the tickets were when i went to my first Al concert cuz i wasnt there when my parents bought them. But also all the concerts were at Kings Island(an ammusent park in cincinnati) and we had season passes so they were cheaper. I dont have a pass anymore and i think it cost a lot just to get in for one day and it will cost more for non season pass holders. So it will probably be a lot more this time.
-I think i really need to start working a lot more