It's only $41 in USD. That's about average to see him in a big city like Toronto, NY, or Miami. When he was here back in December, presales were $22 USD and at the door they were $30. Wicked ass party too. Good crowd, packed but not overpacked and Tiesto blew the roof off the place.

The Tiesto In Concert ticketys in LA actually start cheaper at 37.50 USD.

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Originally posted by ncgroov808 It's only $41 in USD. That's about average to see him in a big city like Toronto, NY, or Miami. When he was here back in December, presales were $22 USD and at the door they were $30. Wicked ass party too. Good crowd, packed but not overpacked and Tiesto blew the roof off the place. The Tiesto In Concert ticketys in LA actually start cheaper at 37.50 USD.

37.50...nice!! and they go on sale this friday don't they? It is gonna be a challenge to convince peeps to go.

they r on sale , they r selling out....sales started june 3rd....hmm so if u buy them for 41 its the same here 54 or 55?

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Originally posted by JUSTAGIRL they r on sale , they r selling out....sales started june 3rd....hmm so if u buy them for 41 its the same here 54 or 55?

41 US *1.2 = 49.2 without taxes and serv. charges.

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Originally posted by ToMaZeE I bought 4 today. I'm in!

YEAH GUY!!! Ready to check out the lighting systems? :P LOL!

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Originally posted by Nick 41 US *1.2 = 49.2 without taxes and serv. charges.

The ticketmaster prices include taxes and the fee is $4 per ticket, so they are $54 Canadian and the current exchange rate is approx 25%, SO 40-41 uS. I can handle that. I wish the exchange rate would go up to %50 just for the weekend we're there though.

hmm 40 bucks u.s is 50 here in canada

the tickets are 54 dollars here

i might be going...if i go i go if not then aww well next time

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Originally posted by Sunquest is it really worth 55 $? and how much would they usually sell tickets at the door for an event like this?

60+, but you would have to line up super early to get tickets at the door.

Here is my agenda: Fly from Charlotte to Buffalo Wednesday night and get in about 9:30. Probably eat dinner and then take some Ambien to fall asleep at the hotel. Wake up Thursday morning and drive to Toronto. Take my gf to do all the touristy stuff like the ROM, Hockey Hall of Fame, and have dinner at the CN Tower as she has never been to Toronto. Go to the Docks and meet up with my friends from Buffalo and wait in line for an hour or 2. Hopefully listen to most of the 6 hour (or more) set and drive back to Buffalo in the AM. It will be close to a 24 hour day for us as well. I personally am glad it's 19+. That makes for a few less people along with the Global Gathering party (I am not dissing that event, but the less people in the Docks, the happier I'll be).

Funny, I was watching Exit Wounds last night and it took place in Detroit. But obviously it was filmed in Toronto and as I used to live in Detroit and the city was way too clean to be Detroit and I didn't recognize any of it being Detroit, except for some scenes at the beginning. I did recognize some of it as Toronto though.

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Originally posted by ncgroov808 Here is my agenda: Fly from Charlotte to Buffalo Wednesday night and get in about 9:30. Probably eat dinner and then take some Ambien to fall asleep at the hotel. Wake up Thursday morning and drive to Toronto. Take my gf to do all the touristy stuff like the ROM, Hockey Hall of Fame, and have dinner at the CN Tower as she has never been to Toronto. Go to the Docks and meet up with my friends from Buffalo and wait in line for an hour or 2. Hopefully listen to most of the 6 hour (or more) set and drive back to Buffalo in the AM. It will be close to a 24 hour day for us as well. I personally am glad it's 19+. That makes for a few less people along with the Global Gathering party (I am not dissing that event, but the less people in the Docks, the happier I'll be). Funny, I was watching Exit Wounds last night and it took place in Detroit. But obviously it was filmed in Toronto and as I used to live in Detroit and the city was way too clean to be Detroit and I didn't recognize any of it being Detroit, except for some scenes at the beginning. I did recognize some of it as Toronto though.

nice! now that's dedication!

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Originally posted by Nick nice! now that's dedication!

I'd say so!
I've had to write a couple exams right after parties like that. For Tiesto @ The Docks last time, I drove to Toronto (I'm from Windsor), right after one exam, partied, after-partied, drove home that night. Then I had one day to recover and wrote an exam the following day.
Then after Ferry in April, I drove up to Toronto, went to Ferry, and the day after I had a final exam (for a course I needed to graduate!) at 8:30 in the morning! Turns out...that was the exam I did the best on! Haha...I wonder what that's telling me!
For Labour of Love this year, I'm gonna be in Hawaii from August 20th until Sept 4th, so as soon as the flight gets back I'm gonna take a train to Toronto (probably get ready on the train), meet up with my friends, and continue the party! This time I think it'll be a bit better though then having to write exams after partying! Haha

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