Muse in Washington, D.C., 11/20/2012

I saw that mus is playing a show in Washington, D.C., and I was wondering about the ticket situation—like, do you just grab them online? I tried searching for it here in the States, but I keep getting hit with these random international sites that make zero sense to me. If anyone has dealt with this kind of thing before, I'd love some help—thanks! 👍

http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/music...293/event.html anyone here tried this yet?

That sounds great. It seems doable since the train from Chicago to Washington, D.C. isn't too pricey. I suspect concert tickets might be a bit much though—if there are even any left—since I have a feeling they're already sold out, but I can't be bothered to Google it 😬

Sandra Brooks28 said:That sounds doable, especially since the train from Chicago to Washington, D.C. isn't exactly expensive. However, I feel like concert tickets might be overpriced—if there are even any left. I have a hunch they're already sold out, but I can't be bothered to Google it. 😬

How much is that in US Dollars? I'm a bit lost when it comes to currency conversions, and honestly, I don't really feel like searching for it. 🤣.

wiredwolf8 said:What’s that in US Dollars? I’m totally lost when it comes to currency (and honestly, I can't be bothered to Google it 🤣).

From what I can gather, the standing tickets are around $133, and those fancy floor areas (check the photo) are about 700?
I am definitely not dropping 700. I think I'll just grab the standing ones, if there are any left.

Question: Do I order the tickets through Ticketmaster? I'm not really sure how this works; I've never actually traveled outside the US for a concert.

Jessica Wright10 said:From what I can tell, the standing tickets are about $133, and those pink sections (see image) are roughly $700?
I'm definitely not paying $700. I think I'll just grab the standing ones, if they aren't sold out yet.

Question: Should I order the tickets through Ticketmaster? I'm not entirely sure how the process works since I've never attended a concert outside of the US.

I checked a currency converter and here is the breakdown:
most expensive (pink): 21,900 US Dollar (USD) = $591.30
the blue section would be: 14,900 US Dollar (USD) = $402.30
and the cheapest: 9,900 US Dollar (USD) = $267.30

So, it isn't actually that expensive.

So, folks? Who's in?

Jessica Wright10 said:What about everyone else? Who's actually going?

I would personally go. I have a friend from Canada who knows the language and the layout of the city perfectly, but the issue is that we are both minors. That creates immediate complications since we'd need parental permission, and even if we stayed at her place, there are still hurdles to clear... 🤷

wiredwolf8 said:I checked a currency converter and here’s the breakdown:
most expensive (pink): 21,900 US Dollar = 591.3 US Dollar
the blue one would be: 14,900 US Dollar = 402.3 US Dollar
and the cheapest: 9,900 US Dollar = 267.3 US Dollar (US Dollar)

So it's not too pricey.

Now I'm even more interested. 🙂 😁
Are there still tickets available at $89? I have a feeling they'll sell out instantly, and I can't just drop all that cash right this second. 😢
Guys, those hostels are cheap. 😉

Got my ticket! 🙂 🎉

Anyone know if there are any tickets left? The demand is insane. Who knows when they'll be back in town next 🙂

Anyone heading to Vienna http://www.livenation.com/event/321547/muse-tickets - Budapest Quote : Fury on November 2012?🙂
Two of us are going so far. We have extra space in the car if anyone wants to tag along. Let me know.

If you're planning to book through an agency, I would suggest being cautious.

http://www.livenation.com/event/321547/muse-tickets
http://www.livenation.com/event/321547/muse-tickets

...don't want to start a whole new thread for Prague (November 2012, Madison Square Garden)
is anyone actually interested, or is everyone just focused on Budapest?
I heard one agency handling the Prague trip might offer breakfast included if enough people sign up.
Is it possible there aren't even enough people to fill a single van? 🙂

Where did you guys grab your tickets?

Sarah Castillo74 said:Where did you guys pick up your tickets?

Nowhere else, I guess. 🤷
From what I can gather on the fan forums and Facebook, it looks like most people will just book through an agency like Expedia. I guess I could talk about concerts. Maybe...., and I guess there are also those who took more than enough.
I guess you can find ticket info at this link: http://www.ticketmaster.com/ Vienna http://www.livenation.com/event/321547/muse-tickets - Budapest Quote : Fury
Vienna http://www.livenation.com/event/321547/muse-tickets - Budapest Quote : Fury Budapest

crimsoncrane26 said:I guess I won't start a new thread for this. Prague (November 22, 2012, Madison Square Garden.)
Is anyone actually interested, or has everyone already headed off to Budapest?
I heard that an agency for Prague offers a stay with breakfast if you book enough people.
Is it actually possible that there isn't enough interest to even fill up a van? 🙂

I guess I'll add an option for Prague as well:
I suppose this link might be useful, though I can't say I'm certain. Maybe.

Selling a ticket for the concert in Budapest! Shoot me a DM for the details

I'm based out of Indianapolis and I’d love to go, but I don't have anyone to go with 😢. Is there any way to just buy a ticket through one of our local agencies that handles organized group travel? Because honestly, I can't make heads or tails of these Canadian hieroglyphics on this site.

gentlebadger88 said:I'm based out of Indianapolis and I'd love to go, but I don't have anyone to head out with 😢. Does anyone know if I can just book a ticket through a local agency that handles organized travel? Honestly, I can't make heads or tails of these Canadian websites.

You should reach out to Expedia. They handle organized transport packages.

Anyone planning on heading over to http://www.svikoncerti.eu/koncerti/m...udimpesta.html
? 🙂