Concert Tickets For Cheap Prices
Is $87 expensive or cheap for concert tickets? Row KK, whatever that means. 
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So I want to go to a Jason Mraz concert around my birthday. I don’t have any money so I was going to ask my mom if 2 tickets could be my birthday present, but I don’t want to ask her if the tickets are over-priced. Are they? And the row said it was KK. Is that good or bad seats? It said next to it that it had a clear view, so that’s good I guess.. Any answers will be appreciated!
You would have to look at a diagram of the venue you’re seeing the show in. Most ticket purchasing sites will show you one, and color code it with the name of the rows so that you can see where you would be sitting. If they’re pretty good seats then that’s not too bad at all. But if you’ll need binoculars just to make Jason look like an ant, then I’m not sure if you want to spend that much on them. But check out the seating diagram and base your decision off of how good the seats are.
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