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UPDATE on Sept 22:
THE TICKET LINKS WERE POSTED ON PAGE 6 OF THIS THREAD on Thursday.

Note that there is a link for regular tickets and other links for each of the VIP packages

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We have got some information about the presale and ticket prices.

The Ticket Presale is scheduled for Thursday, September 21, 2017 at 10 a.m. EDT.

Below is the list of VIP Packages and a Welcome Package which will be offered during the ticket presale. Each VIP package will have its own link during the presale.

The packages offer an advanced museum viewing. The museum viewing times and dates available through the packages are:

Monday, November 6 and Tuesday, November 7
‎Hours: noon - 5 p.m.



The ticket link will be posted in this thread. It would be a good idea to register to the seller before the start, http://www.evenko.ca/en

We have a list of members who will be in Montreal, here: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=37652.

We have the ticket prices:

REGULAR TICKETS

P1 $276.50
P2 $188.00
P3 $117.00
P4 $63.00
P5 $40.25

All prices listed are inclusive of tax and s/c. Handling fee of 5.75 CAD to be added. All prices are in CAD

(Edited on Sept 21; read this whole thread for more info!!!)

Leonard Tribute VIP Packages

VIP 1: $1,000.00 - GOLD VIP LOUNGE PACKAGE
VIP 2: $750.00 - SILVER VIP LOUNGE PACKAGE
VIP 3: $500.00 - BRONZE VIP PACKAGE
VIP 4: $375.00 - VIP PREMIUM SEAT PACKAGE
Welcome Package: $235 - can be added to any open seat purchase


GOLD VIP LOUNGE PACKAGE - $1,000
One premium reserved ticket in the first three rows (A-C) from the stage
Invitation to the Pre-show & After-show Lounge with, hot & cold food, beer & wine
One commemorative VIP Laminate 
Specially-designed Leonard Cohen lithograph made exclusively for the VIP package
Specially-designed Leonard Cohen merchandise item made exclusively for the VIP package
Souvenir event poster
Early entry into the venue with pre-show merchandise shopping opportunity before doors open to public
Advanced viewing of the Leonard Cohen exhibit at Musée d'art contemporain
On-site VIP hosts



SILVER VIP LOUNGE PACKAGE - $750
One premium reserved ticket in Rows 4 to 13 (D-N) from the stage
Invitation to the Pre-show & After-show Lounge with, hot & cold food, beer & wine
One commemorative VIP Laminate 
Specially-designed Leonard Cohen merchandise item made exclusively for the VIP package
Souvenir event poster
Early entry into the venue with pre-show merchandise shopping opportunity before doors open to public
Advanced viewing of the Leonard Cohen exhibit at Musée d'art contemporain
On-site VIP hosts



BRONZE VIP PACKAGE - $500
One premium reserved ticket in top-price level
Specially-designed Leonard Cohen merchandise item made exclusively for the VIP package
Souvenir event poster
Early entry into the venue with pre-show merchandise shopping opportunity before doors open to public
Advanced viewing of the Leonard Cohen exhibit at Musée d'art contemporain



VIP PREMIUM SEAT PACKAGE - $375
One premium reserved ticket in second price level
Specially-designed Leonard Cohen merchandise item made exclusively for the VIP package
Souvenir event poster
Early entry into the venue with pre-show merchandise shopping opportunity before doors open to public
Advanced viewing of the Leonard Cohen exhibit at Musée d'art contemporain



WELCOME TO LEONARD COHEN’S MONTREAL PACKAGE
(The Welcome Package is not a VIP package ‎and can be added to any open seat purchase) - $235
One commemorative VIP Laminate 
Specially-designed Leonard Cohen lithograph made exclusively for the VIP package
Specially-designed Leonard Cohen merchandise item made exclusively for the VIP package
Souvenir event poster
Advanced viewing of the Leonard Cohen exhibit at Musée d'art contemporain
Photo montage of Leonard Cohen’s Montreal

Wow, not a bargain you could say. . Not that is will stop us but up to 185 Euro,s voor a “regular” seat creates a profitable business model for the organization . As long as it is for the good cause we will financially bleed some more

I read somewhere a comment by Adam Cohen (cannot now find it) that some benefits will depend on level of ticket purchased. I thought at the time this would mean things like signed programs and maybe meet and greet opportunities.

I hate this sort of thing because its enough to buy a top price ticket but to then miss out on benefits to people who can simply afford even more is just unfair.

Top Benefits should go to the 75 or so forum members going regardless of the price level they pay for tickets and I think Leonard would agree with this.

I note that proceeds are going to charity which is great for the charities and nice to know where your money is going but it also means they do not have to screw every last $ out of fans

Has anyone decided what ticket level they are going for.

Is it known how many tickets can be purchased in a pre-sale transaction? (Two, Four)?

*** not yet, we are waiting for more info. / Jarkko

Here is a site with the various seating configurations for the Bell Centre.

https://www.tickpick.com/centre-bell-seating-chart/

The little boxes to the left of the seating chart represent the different seating configurations.

The blue box is a hockey puck. The red box with the music notes is the likely configuration we will have.

If you select the music notes and then put your cursor over the seating charts, it tells you how the rows run in each section. The floor section is A-Z then AA-YY. But up the sides, the rows begin with double letters. Some sections don't begin with AA but rather DD.

Hopefully, this will give you some idea what to expect at pre-sale time.

Clive,

It was an easy choice when the top tickets were $276.50, now I don't know what I'll do

Mary

VIP will get you benefits like signed programs and lanyards and a host or hostess to take you to your seat and I never pay for them and maybe a drink or a meal or both. The seats themselves will not be much if anything better. Maybe very slightly better. At the very top ned there ,ay be a meet and greet but not usually and Adam would be the one you would get to meet but he will be too busy for that and I am not sure he is a meet and greet person. Personally I would be tempted to do a meet and greet with Martha Wainwright but thats a personal thing otherwise its not for me.

I tried to register to the seller and after I gave my info and clicked on Register, it took me to a graphic of a chimp named Mail Chimp. When I clicked to find what that is, it described some kind of protection for the seller or some such. Is THAT what was supposed to happen??

Lizzytysh you should receive a email after you click on Register -Wybe

lizzytysh wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2017 9:06 pm I tried to register to the seller and after I gave my info and clicked on Register, it took me to a graphic of a chimp named Mail Chimp. When I clicked to find what that is, it described some kind of protection for the seller or some such. Is THAT what was supposed to happen??

I don't think so. Did you check your emails if your registration was successful?

Lizzy, this did not happen to me either. Try to check in on the site to see if your registration went through.

Thank you Jarkko & Marie for all the information and hard work behind the scenes for all of us.
Going to be an epic event. Bittersweet to be sure...
Leslie

Just womdering if the link/password be available to anyone tomorrow or to online forum members only?

MarieM wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2017 8:43 pm Here is a site with the various seating configurations for the Bell Centre.

https://www.tickpick.com/centre-bell-seating-chart/

The little boxes to the left of the seating chart represent the different seating configurations.

The blue box is a hockey puck. The red box with the music notes is the likely configuration we will have.

If you select the music notes and then put your cursor over the seating charts, it tells you how the rows run in each section. The floor section is A-Z then AA-YY. But up the sides, the rows begin with double letters. Some sections don't begin with AA but rather DD.

Hopefully, this will give you some idea what to expect at pre-sale time.

Does anyone know anything about seat numbers--specifically,
1)how are floor seats numbered,
2) What seat # is dead center on the floor,
3) how many seats across is the floor?

NOW I'm registered for sure. It was my phone that kept doing a wide variety of flukey things. Started all over AT THE LIBRARY with THEIR computer. All is well now! Now to figure out where I want to pay to sit

Thanks, Wijbe. All that finally did happen!

QUESTIONS:

(1) Is this concert in the round!?!
(2) Is the thin grey section with the X's and the lights the 'control' area for the concert?
Or is it the stage itself?
(3) Is the stage the thin blue section to the right of the ground floor section?

Thanks!!