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After getting VIP tix for TIC-LA, I would recommend going with the regular tix. VIP does get you in faster with a shorter line (get there early!), but I waited 30 minutes in the "free t-shirt" line inside the venue (no VIP line for t-shirts) only to find out that all the t-shirts were just one (wrong for me) size: Large. I didn't like them that much anyway, so I bought one with a better design that would actually fit me at the other table for $25. The VIP area was off to the left of the stage, and you really couldn't see much from there and nobody really wanted to hang around there either. There was a lounge with some couches, but I never sat down since I came to dance! I suppose that if you drink over 15 drinks per night (or 20 including some bottled waters) then it might be worth it!
I just booked a room at the Orleans and a flight on Southwest. It's all fully refundable, so I just have to decide if I'm going to bite the bullet and commit for the (regular, non-VIP, non-refundable) Tiesto tickets.
Would love to see Tiesto again, and his set will be 6 hours! $100 for a 6-hour Tiesto set really isn't a bad price for NYE, considering that the alternatives will also be pricey. It's all the rest (airfare, hotel) that makes it so expensive. I once worked with a person who used the divide it over the rest of your life method: assuming that you're going to live awhile, it's only something like 15 cents per day for the next 10 years! 
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