I requested the best seats possible, but the result was seats in the middle class or lower on the side for both days. Given that there were 50,000 people x 2 days, and many reports were circulating on social media that VIP seats were obtained even with ticketing from Japan, I checked the situation with the company. They responded, "We have staff of one or more people per ticket ticketing at the same time as sales with a properly prepared internet environment, but we are not doing anything special." "The biggest factor affecting ticketing is luck." It was my misunderstanding, but ticket agency services (at least in our case) are not something to expect to secure good seats. In the future, I will request them to literally participate in ticketing on my behalf if I have plans on the day of ticketing, don't care about the seats, and don't mind paying a high fee. This is a fact and an impression for those who are considering a proxy service.
This review is a translated version of content written by a GT Tour customer. |