Backstage Question

If anyone could possibly help me, I live in Australia and missed out on tix to the LH tour.
Does anyone know, if you were to join BSWJBJ, does the entitlement get you good seats (in general terms) and how many tix are you allowed to purchase with one membership.................. (I want to take the family).

If someone could answer this before I fork out $170 bucks it would be greatly appreciated as I don't want to miss out again.............

Thankyou for your time.

I cant give you any facts but i think through the presale you are guranteed a seat in the first 15 rows but can only book two tickets too one show with one membership, although im not a member so i dont know for sure

Thanks for that!

If anyone else knows anything please post!

This year you only get the best seats if you buy the packages which costs $$$$.
Each member is allowed 2 tix. You may get just as good seats through the general sales.

Tickets were hard to get last time (esp for Melb) as the venue was small and it was only 1 show.
This time around Jon said the are staying longer so I am guessing they will at least play Rod Laver and maybe for 2 or so nights so tickets won't be as hard to get.

And other states will be the same I am assuming.

Not sure how the fc handles it this time but they didn't even bother to send a fc representative out to Oz.

I won't be rejoining this time as I personally don't think it is worth the money to join then to pay extra for the tickets.

I am going to just go with normal tickets.

The most important thing to know is that you aren't GUARANTEED to get fan club tickets if you join the club. You simply have the opportunity to try for them. Also, you don't have to pay for the $170.00 membership. The $50.00 membership gets you the same ticket-buying privileges. You just get a bunch of stuff for the higher-priced package, so I'd only go for that if they're offering stuff that you want. Personally, I'd save the extra cash and put it toward tickets! Some fan clubs limit the number of tickets you can buy over the course of a tour, but Backstage doesn't do it. So far the limits are 2 tickets to a show if you're buying the higher priced tickets and 4 if you're buying the cheaper ones.