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Originally Posted by njanjayrp
When do the tickets go on sale? Dayumn I thought she'd announce Tokyo/Yoyogi dates right away so I could plan ahead. Now Shizuoka is my only option.
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Shizuoka is still pretty far though. I think you would probably have to plan on staying the night. If she really isn't going to do any Tokyo dates in the summer, it might be better to move your trip to April or May or delay your trip until the fall where I am sure she will have some kind of special live at Yoyogi.
From those dates, I think I will go to the Yokohama one.
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Originally Posted by MissElin_
^I tried to get tickets at the combini machine once. I stod next to the machine 5 minutes before the tickets would start to go on sale. But I was too slow with finding the concert and the tickets was sold out in litteraly 2 minutes. So I got none, even though I was there in good time.
No it's the same for all tickets. At least for those times I won the TA lottely.
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It's weird because I've had times when they did indeed print the tickets right there at the shop and times when I've had to wait for them to come in the mail.
If I remember correctly, the tickets I got from TA came in the mail (even though I had to use the convenience store machine to confirm and pay for them) but the times I have gotten the tickets through the general lottery I believe have always been printed right at the store.
Like Chocopockymonster, I also got A-Block tickets for RnRC through a convenience store as well surprisingly. And in my case it was several hours after they had went on sale. So, that kinda made me question whether its even worth it to be in the fanclub.
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Originally Posted by njanjayrp
Thanks Misa-chan! Hopefully they'll start selling them in the next 10 days, cuz despite of what many are saying I don't feel comfortable organizing a trip to see an Ayu concert without a ticket (yes I'd like to see Japan as well, but still...).
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Really, for people not living in Japan, buying from a resale shop is actually the best, easiest and most guaranteed option. Even price wise, her tickets are not that bad anymore on the resale market. For this years CDL (which are usually much more expensive tickets to get than the Arena tours) I used a resale shop and paid only the original price of the ticket. I've never seen a ticket shop NOT have a ton of Ayu tickets when she has a tour going on, so really, the amount of risk is miniscule if any.
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Originally Posted by TeamAyu2004
that would be too cool!
As for the resellers... They only sell for that city! So you in TOkyo... it would be for Tokyo, but if you are in Nagayo, only in Nagayo.. no?
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No, not really. Of course the majority of tickets at the Tokyo shops are for Tokyo area venues, but I've seen tickets for all over Japan as well.