You won’t believe the day I had trying to snag some tickets for the Survivor Series. I woke up early, like really early, cause I knew these tickets were gonna be hot stuff. It was like, 10 in the morning PST, and I was all ready to go.
First thing, I jumped on my computer and opened up a bunch of browser tabs. You know, just in case one of them crashed or something. I had all the ticket sites loaded up: TicketSmarter, StubHub, you name it. I even checked out the WWE Priority Pass thing, which sounded kinda fancy but also kinda expensive.
I started browsing, looking at all the different prices. Man, some of those tickets were crazy expensive! I saw prices ranging from like 27 bucks all the way up to over 6,000! Can you believe that? 6,000 bucks to watch some wrestling? It’s wild! I spent a good amount of time just scrolling, comparing prices, and trying to find the best deal. I noticed the prices changing too, going up and down. It was like playing the stock market or something.
My Strategy
So, here’s what I did. I decided to focus on the cheaper tickets first, obviously. I filtered my search to show tickets under 100 dollars. There were still a bunch of options, but at least it was a bit more manageable. I made a list of the seats I liked, and then I started looking at the seating charts.
- Checked out different ticket websites.
- Compared prices like a hawk.
- Focused on the under 100 dollars range.
- Made a list of potential seats.
- Studied those seating charts.
After all that hassle, I finally managed to grab a couple of tickets for me and my buddy. They weren’t the best seats in the house, but hey, we’re going to Survivor Series! And you know what? It’s gonna be awesome, no matter where we’re sitting. We’re gonna be there, in the middle of all the action, cheering and booing and having a blast. I can’t wait! It took a while, but it was totally worth the effort. Now, I just gotta wait for the big day to arrive!
