Thursday, June 16, 2016
Boston show info
Thank you for purchasing tickets to The Cure at Agganis Arena on Thursday, June 16. In an effort to make your visit more convenient and safe, we wanted to take the opportunity to inform you about some important event information.
SHOW SCHEDULE
The scheduled show time is 7:30 PM. Doors open at 6:30 PM.
TRAFFIC ADVISORY:
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION & PARKING AVAILABILITY
Due to activity in and around the area, please allow plenty of time for travel to Agganis Arena and please consider using public transportation if possible.The Arena is located at 925 Commonwealth Ave. & has several convenient options for parking both on-site and within walking distance of the Arena, including the Langsam Garage & Buick Street Lot. Click here for directions to the Arena or view a map of area parking. With Green Line stops located right at our doorstep, public transportation is also a great way to travel to the Arena. Click here for public transportation directions.
NO BAGS LARGER THAN 12"x 12"x 6" ALLOWED
To provide a safer environment for the public and significantly expedite fan entry, Agganis Arena will not allow any bag that exceeds 12” x 12” x 6” into the facility. Please plan accordingly. For a full list of venue policies, click here.
ENTRY PROCEDURE
Guests with floor tickets (Section FLR 1 & FLR 2) - Enter at Gate F doors on Harry Agganis Way
Guests with reserved seating bowl tickets (Sections 101-115) - Enter at the main lobby on Commonwealth Ave.
Note: Guests with floor tickets FLR 1 & FLR 2 may begin lining up at 9:00 AM on event day on Harry Agganis Way.
CAMERA/VIDEO POLICY
Non-professional cameras are allowed during this event. Audio recording devices, video cameras and professional cameras are prohibited.
Thank you again and enjoy the show
(Thanks Justin)
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I need a floor 1 ticket if anyone has one
ReplyDeleteContact me at mikerocheford@gmail.com
Going to the MSG show in NY... haven't seen them since the Curiosa Tour. Do they keep selling concert t-shirts after the show? Or is the selection (designs & sizes) limited by that point? Curious if I should by before the show starts or after...
ReplyDeleteBuy before. But if it's anything like Chicago there will be a massive wait so get there early or miss twilight sad. But if you don't mind missing opening band take some time. In my opinion you can miss twilight sad if you can hear it tour good. Way too hyped up in my opinion. Oh shit here come the haters😂
DeleteBuy before. But if it's anything like Chicago there will be a massive wait so get there early or miss twilight sad. But if you don't mind missing opening band take some time. In my opinion you can miss twilight sad if you can hear it tour good. Way too hyped up in my opinion. Oh shit here come the haters😂
DeleteDON'T miss The Twilight Sad! I'm not a hater. You'd have to work much harder than that to wreak my ire!:) I have seen 5 shows this tour and have become a bona fide TTS addict. No one should miss them. Robert thinks so too, or he wouldn't have asked them to open. Get there early, shop leisurely, and get your rear end to your seat before TTS starts.
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ReplyDeleteI was trying to find something about the acoustics in the Agganis arena and came across this (discouraging) gem of a review from someone in 2008:
ReplyDelete"Where good acoustics go to die.
I don't know what the CURE is here for the DISINTEGRATING sound. I WISH I knew the answer. Do we have to stake someone's HEAD ON THE DOOR to get something done? I wish I had could have some FAITH that something would get done to rectify the situation, even for just SEVENTEEN SECONDS. But alas, I fear it never will. Would have been better off sitting at home and watching some PORNOGRAPHY.
[The sound] comes back round to breaking apart again /Breaking apart like it's made up of glass again"
Ugh. I have seats in that echoey back portion of the hall. Apparently. So Mike, if you get multiple offers of GA floor 1 tickets, please send an extra my way :-)
No sports arena will have good sound. The best possible sound sweet spot will be towards the rear near the tech/soundboard area...floor/lower bowl center since the speakers are forward facing far left/right of stage.
DeleteThat being said...it is very fun and exciting to be up front as close as possible.
I saw The Cure play there during their last tour and the acoustics are fine. It's a terrific venue and there's not a bad seat in the house!
DeleteEven up front in Floor 1, the acoustics will be less than stellar. For some reason, Agganis' sound quality is way worse than that of other sport arenas in the area.
ReplyDeleteWe have 1 floor ticket for tonight, available at face value. Email me at hpantazo1@gmail.com if interested.
ReplyDeleteThis ticket has now been sold, thanks for the interest
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