AEW Big Business ongoing general public onsale post

AEW Dynamite: Big Bu$iness
Wed • Mar 13 • 7:30 PM
TD Garden, Boston, MA

I was in the 500s for the queue.

Here's the map a few minutes in. Why didn't they have new sections added already?

10 minutes in: They just filled out the open upper decks

784 available tickets at the moment. I'm surprised they didn't open the rest of the hard cam side yet. Some of the prices went up too.

20 minutes in:

AEW Dynamite: Big Business
Wed • Mar 13 • 7:30 PM
TD Garden, Boston, MA

Available Tickets: 1,344
Current Setup: 6,759
Tickets Distributed: 5,415

📅Days until show: 32

51 minutes in:

AEW Dynamite: Big Business
Wed • Mar 13 • 7:30 PM
TD Garden, Boston, MA

Available Tickets: 1,554
Current Setup: 6,759
Tickets Distributed: 5,205

More seats came back to the map. Looks like this is where it's at for now. I think a lot of fans online have figured out this will be the show where Mercedes Monet debuts and I like the obvious hints but there is a downside to not outright announcing it (or as some have labeled it, the CM Punk approach): she can't post about today's public on sale and take advantage of her massive following on social media platforms. Maybe she'll do something along the way..

1 hour and 17 minutes in:

AEW Dynamite: Big Business
Wed • Mar 13 • 7:30 PM
TD Garden, Boston, MA

Available Tickets: 1,484
Current Setup: 6,815
Tickets Distributed: 5,331

Some rows on the floor (G & H) became available at $71 each and were quickly sold out. Section F hasn't added that row yet. Regarding pricing in general, one thing that bothers me is when events advertise 'tickets starting at $20' but don't offer any at that price. The lowest price point I observed (and currently see) is $26.50. While it might not seem like much, every dollar counts, and after taxes and fees, this $26.50 ticket becomes $44. It's also a matter of truth in advertising. I hold this standard for any company worldwide. If $26.50 is the lowest price, then advertise it as 'tickets starting at $26!' As for the rest of the pricing, I found it generally acceptable. The upper sections mostly priced at $51 (with 2 $26 sections thrown in) seem a touch high. Lately, they've been adjusting their prices (more specifically using a staggered or tiered approach in sections), and I hope they do the same with these sections by making the back rows cheaper. This strategy worked in Phoenix and was undeniable proof.