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Going to see it tomorrow. Can’t wait!

Really looking forward to this one. Plan on seeing it this weekend. Hopefully it doesn’t tank financially

They were booing not allowing the throw in. Not the team

Yes I jumped on at 12:25 just to see what’s left and the queue hasn’t moved.

Scalpers have to be licking their chops which I suspect is what’s bogging down the system (which is a foreign concept in every country outside the US). Agree this is comically bad at this point.

Until we do something about the ticket monopolies going on and scalping becoming an occupation can’t see us hosting a World Cup again.

Living here the difference is the Mexicans will go into debt to see Mexico play while Americans aren’t paying the prices. Tickets for this game were $150-$200 on the secondary market and they will pay it. Same with soccer where us fans aren’t paying crazy $$$ to see the us play anything.

Agree with all the posts. Dublin was the most “meh” place we went. Not bad just very touristy. Killarney, Kilkenny and cork we went to and loved them all. Kilkenny was the coolest little town. And as others have said the Irish are what makes it. Spent many hours in pubs just chatting with the locals who are happy to chat.

Driving can be terrifying and the roads are two way and the size of a sidewalk. So be prepared. We did the cliffs of Kerry because it’s a little less traveled and the tour busses are crazy in that area. Just amazing views.

It will be a great trip. One of my favorite places Ive visited.

Thought it was a decent show but can understand why it failed. Was kind of a fringe audience they tailored to.

I just thought of this when you said an advance party…

But they mentioned they would all be dead in 10 years by starving because they can’t kill anything. What if that’s the point? Kill an entire population without firing a gun and then take over the planet. Would be incredibly efficient if you aren’t in a hurry.

Think it has more to do with cost than anything else. Movies are now “events” rather than a weekly outing due to it being close to $100 to take a family of 4 to a movie over the weekend.

It pushed out the low to mid budget family movies and focus is on big budget kid movies since families are really only going to choose a couple a year to go to. Easier for families to wait for streaming than to spend that discretionary income on a movie. It’s a shame but just the world we live in.

Can’t justify $330 or $410 per ticket to a group stage game where you don’t know the pairing. They’ve watered down the group stage so it likely won’t be a desirable game and that’s a ton of money to go see two lower tiered teams, World Cup or not. Agree with the other post above I can’t see these prices holding once the pairings come out and if they do I just won’t go. Disappointing but it is what it is.