Dark Lord Day (DLD) 2015

So let's see...
1. GI Stoutfest
2. Hunahpu Day
3. KBS Week festivities
4. St. Patrick's Day celebrations
What else am I missing? Does that mean DLD tickets may take more than 30 seconds to sell out?

 

Voodoo Barrel room release
East End Gratitude release

Nope.

 

Don't underestimate the power of 50,000+ moms hammering the server for otherwise engaged neckbeards...

 

This was my first thought. So the question is, do I head for one of the popular beers at noon, hoping for a smaller line, or get online myself?

Decisions...

 

I spoke to someone at the ticket site for this year's sales and they will not be using the queue system. It's back to hitting refresh it looks like. I honestly really liked the queue, but there is something satisfying about hitting refresh and getting in. Makes you feel like you accomplished something.

 

http://event.etix.com/ticket/online/performanceSale.do?performance_id=3496159&method=restoreToken

 

Does this mean tickets will also be available at the brew pub that day, as well, or are they sold on a different day there?

 

No, but feel free to show up every Sunday thereafter and laugh at the people camping the door just in case....

 

Disclaimer: I enjoy going to Dark Lord Day, and intend to try to get tickets for this year's event. If I don't get tickets, I will carry on with my life and hold no grudge against Three Floyds.

Now - it's time to sit back and sift through "hate" post after "hate" post, both now (ticket price complaints) and after (ticket system complaints, etc).

That's how I can tell spring is coming...

 

It's random and they may not even sell them in person. If they see people camping, they probably won't do it.

 

That's sort of what I figured. I thought in years past they sold the tickets at the pub on a different day than the online general sale. So probably not a lot of sense in driving to Indiana this weekend.

 

In queue.

 

I'm going to try and get tickets, but may need to be out of town on business. Would I be able to transfer the tickets to a friend's name if I can't make it?

 

Pretty sure the answer is no.

 

No, you'd be outta luck. The person whose name is on the tickets must be present (unless you're the buyer's +1).

 

anyone remember when bands usually get announced?

 

What part of "non-transferable" do you not understand?

 

Was it Etix last year or something else? Tempo Tickets?

 

Crowd Queue Surge

 

Does your friend have the same name that you do? Then yes, you can.