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| quote: | Originally posted by Dream Beamz
They arent worried about it, trust me. They had to raise prices because they only had one weekend this year and they needed to compete with their stepped up production from last year because last year they were able to have a lot more production from 2 weekends worth of sales and they only had to pay for setup and teardown once. I still feel pretty good it will sell out eventually
think about how much people would complain if the ticket prices remained the same and they showed up this year and the megastructure wasnt nearly as amazing as it was in 2013
Ultra does what EDC Vegas does, they spend nearly 100% give or take of the ticket proceeds on production and talent and then make their money from Venders booth space and merchandise and alcohol sales
If they thought ticket sales would not compensate the talent we have on the lineup would be a lot less than what we see now. Dont forget last year Ultra specifically hinted that Daft Punk would be here this year, if they do get that (wow, how much would that cost them considering DP has turned down million dollar shows) then expect a total and instant sell out. Not that I care about them but the rest of the world seems to care |

What are the chances of this actually happening though? That tweet got deleted fairly quick after they posted it. Good marketing on their behalf but if they don't get them people will bitch even more.
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