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Hi: There are great seats available for Kitchener. Go to Presale and type in the password, it is very easy to guess if you think about his last name. Limit of four best seats in groups of two.
Kim

They've added a second show at Hamilton Place. There are still good seats available.

captrenault wrote:Got tickets just now. Got through on the first try, went through the process as fast as I could, and wound up with Row J, less than two minutes after the hour.

So... there being rows AA to HH, and then rows A through J, minus row I possibly, that lands me what, seventeen rows back? There's gotta be a LOT of reserved blocks out there.

Anyway -- not the worst seats, but far from the best. Surprising that I wound up with better seats for Montreal, yet it took me far longer to go through the process there.

For the pre-sale tickets, they probably only set aside certain blocks of seats - not ALL the seats. My friend in Toronto and I went for a group of four seats together during the pre-sale yesterday. We got Row O.

I just looked for two seats for the added show - Row K was available!

Doesn't matter, though; it's a good theatre, and a difference of fie rows is not significant.

It would be interesting to find out how many seats are reserved (not put up for sale at all, but held back for VIPs, music biz people, etc.).

We just added the 2nd show. The seats are better than our first night-we are in Row F. Three Leonard Cohen concerts in a row-we are extremely happy now! Hopefully we'll be able to get together with some other fans prior to the shows. My family is originally from Ontario so this will be a homecoming as well.

Joe

*sigh*

I'm going to three shows already. One in the Hammer, two in Montreal. I really, really shouldn't buy tickets for a fourth show, should I? I mean, I'm already dumping quite a bit of cash on this...

But... It's so close... And so cheap...

Hmm.