Where are we sitting?
With the excitement of the Vancouver 2010 Olympics only 4 months away, I am however starting to get a little annoyed that the ticketing process isn’t staying on the published schedule. According to the Vancouver 2010 website the seat assignment process was supposed to be complete in “Summer 2009″…
All we know, and have known since we ordered tickets, is the calibre of ticket we have for an event, for example A, B or C-price level but we don’t actually know how great or not the actual seats will be. Here’s hoping that they catch-up soon as I’m dying to know if we’re sitting right behind the Team Canada bench for the CAN vs USA preliminary game or sitting up in the nose-bleeds…
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No need to worry about your actual seats. For most events, there will likely be plenty of better seats for you to “migrate” to – compliments of sponsors not using their allotted tickets. – Olympic Proportions
Comment by Steve Robinson | October 17, 2009