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post 1694146383 11-30-2023, 05:04 AM
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Is €2,300+ for Floor Seats at Bash in Berlin and Smackdown Worth It?

They are selling starting today. That's the price for floor seats for 2 events.

Worth it or not? Only been to 5 house shows, never been to a televised event much more a PPV/PLE.

What you guys think? Worth it or just watch on TV? My main concern is what if Roman or hottie Orton won't be there and instead have Sami, KO, cross dresser Rollins, Brooks, etc.
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What is C2, 300? Can you convert that to USD?

I've been to a bunch of shows going back to the 80's and here's the deal:
Unless you're in the first 3 rows on the floor, its totally NOT worth it unless you plan on standing for 3-4 hours each night. It sucks that people in the first rows who have a perfect view of everything feel the need to stand and ruin it for everyone else. There's gonna be times you just want to sit and watch but people in the rows in front of you just can't help themselves and stand and block everything.

Your best bet is to find front row of whatever the next higher level than floor is. You may be a little further back, no obstructed views.
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Originally Posted By squat_blaster
What is C2, 300? Can you convert that to USD?

I've been to a bunch of shows going back to the 80's and here's the deal:
Unless you're in the first 3 rows on the floor, its totally NOT worth it unless you plan on standing for 3-4 hours each night. It sucks that people in the first rows who have a perfect view of everything feel the need to stand and ruin it for everyone else. There's gonna be times you just want to sit and watch but people in the rows in front of you just can't help themselves and stand and block everything.

Your best bet is to find front row of whatever the next higher level than floor is. You may be a little further back, no obstructed views.
It is Euro sign and 2,300. So almost same as USD. I was almost always at ringside for house shows except the first one(mid 90s). If I wont be at first few rows, yeah not worth it. But at that price, not sure if it is worth it. Even golden circle in concerts isn't as expensive as this!
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2,300 for 2 shows is a rip off. Maybe worth it was a few hundred for each night, but not at 2300. Its not WM. Its not meet the wrestlers and hang out backstage. Not to mention whatever you have to pay for transportation, parking, food, merch, etc... Save your money and enjoy watching from home.
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I'm not even joking


the first time I sat ringside at a WWE event

it cost me $50

fifty bucks

srs
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Do you know how many whore houses there are in Berlin. It can be very seedy.

Dont waste you time, money and energy on wrassling in Berlin.
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Originally Posted By squat_blaster
2,300 for 2 shows is a rip off. Maybe worth it was a few hundred for each night, but not at 2300. Its not WM. Its not meet the wrestlers and hang out backstage. Not to mention whatever you have to pay for transportation, parking, food, merch, etc... Save your money and enjoy watching from home.
Yeah. Was thinking of doing it as part of my travel, but kinda expensive. Then again, it is a PLE(PPV) and SD telecast. How much for such in US?

Anyway too late now, good seats are sold out. lol
Originally Posted By Superplex
I'm not even joking


the first time I sat ringside at a WWE event

it cost me $50

fifty bucks

srs
Back in mid 90s with Bret, Yoko, Owen, Shawn, Taker, etc, it was around $50. Damn.
Originally Posted By ChunkBuster
Do you know how many whore houses there are in Berlin. It can be very seedy.

Dont waste you time, money and energy on wrassling in Berlin.
Was in Berlin 2021. Very nice but a bit techno and punk for my liking. Last July I was back in Germany but visited other cities. Koln was awesome!
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