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I've been wondering the same. My best theory so far is that, since superfly subcontracts the tickets, they just figured that up as a way to fit into the normal 3-part Section/Row/Seat ticket format. Or maybe I just spend to much time in theatres. Who cares, though--general admission is general admission is still a lot of fun.
yea, it's just a coding thing for counting. they did use to have it as section/row/seat number but obviously this doesnt' make sense and I'm sure they fielded emails and calls on it, so they changed it to read this that and the other, without having to change the way they code it.
Post by crazykittensmile on Jun 4, 2007 18:31:19 GMT -5
most GA concert/festival tickets i've seen have something like this. i'm willing to bet it's just another anti counterfitting measure and the number somehow corresponds to the barcode/ticket number. so, as far as we're concerned, it means nothing at all!
Im sure its just a way to count..our local concert venue has lawn seating which is obviously GA and they have something similar to this with section/area numbers