JrBernal83
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|  #1 Posted on 8.7.04 1146.19 | Instant Rating: 1.33 | I got an email from WWE yesterday about WM21 in L.A., and to go it is about $1500, with hotel, ringside seats, privite signings with the wrestlers, breakfest with them, and Hall of fame tickets, and that cool WM21 chair. Does anyone think that is a bad price? Keep in mind that does not include air fare. All my buddies who watch Wrestling think that a little too pricey?
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|  #2 Posted on 8.7.04 1200.32 | Instant Rating: 0.00 | Originally posted by JrBernal83
I got an email from WWE yesterday about WM21 in L.A., and to go it is about $1500, with hotel, ringside seats, privite signings with the wrestlers, breakfest with them, and Hall of fame tickets, and that cool WM21 chair. Does anyone think that is a bad price? Keep in mind that does not include air fare. All my buddies who watch Wrestling think that a little too pricey?
Depends how much you want to pay. "Ringside seats" rarely means front row. Ringside seats are often the worst seats in the arena because everyone on the floor has signs and your view is more obstructed than on the slanting sides of the arena. That's just my own experience talking. Breakfast with them is likely just having it in the same big room. I doubt you'd get to sit at the same table as them, but then again, if you just bought a WM21 ticket and then a hotel room, would you pay a few hundred bucks more to have breakfast in the same hotel banquet room as them? It's very pricey, IMO, considering that wrestlers are just normal people like the rest of us - except they're on TV every week. Meeting them isn't such a big deal. So many fans I've met at events or signings have met certain wrestlers a few times and actually think that they're now friends... | JrBernal83
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| #3 Posted on 8.7.04 1206.22 | Instant Rating: 1.33 | Originally posted by liamph
So many fans I've met at events or signings have met certain wrestlers a few times and actually think that they're now friends...
those people maybe need some help...just because you meet someone doesnt mean your friends with them
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| #4 Posted on 8.7.04 1214.53 | Instant Rating: 4.88 | Originally posted by JrBernal83
I got an email from WWE yesterday about WM21 in L.A., and to go it is about $1500, with hotel, ringside seats, privite signings with the wrestlers, breakfest with them, and Hall of fame tickets, and that cool WM21 chair. Does anyone think that is a bad price? Keep in mind that does not include air fare. All my buddies who watch Wrestling think that a little too pricey?
The face value for WMXX floor seats was $750. Gotta imagine it'll be the same for WM21, since Staples is the same size as (if not, smaller than) MSG.
The face value for this year's HOF tix was $200.
I forget the face value for the breakfast tix. Assume $200.
In NYC, "first-class" hotel could mean anything. You could get away with renting a good room for $150 per night. I don't know LA.
With three nights accommodation, you're looking at a MSRP of at least $1600.
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| #5 Posted on 8.7.04 1223.19 | Instant Rating: 3.09 | Shit no, for 1500 bucks, they better throw in my Midnight Snacks with Molly Holly.
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| #6 Posted on 8.7.04 1237.10 | Instant Rating: 5.67 | Personally, I wouldn't do it. Then again, I live 30 minutes away from the Staples Center, don't need a hotel room, and don't want floor seats.
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