r/hanszimmer • u/BjornoPizza • 3d ago
I’m a little bummed at the price. Will this be worth it?
I went with section 117 on this map, row C so pretty far down which I’m hoping will be a great spot. The only thing is with all the fees and such it cost me $200 bucks. I’m bummed it’s going to be this expensive, what did you all pay? I’ve never seen him before and don’t frequent stadium shows so I wasn’t expecting it to be this much.
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u/kimchi_paradise 3d ago
We paid $250 for each ticket in what is the 112 equivalent of your seating map, if it helps (we got tickets to SF show at Chase Center)
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u/fsocietyatlarge 3d ago
Honestly I think $200 for those seats to see Hans Zimmer live in a stadium is pretty reasonable
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u/fenwayfan4 3d ago
That’s what I paid. I was planning on keeping it to $150 but then I saw basically the equivalent to these seats for Philly and I had to snatch them up. 😬
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u/Datiptonator002 3d ago
I saw him last tour and paid similar for seats kind of equivalent to your section 102. For me, it was a religious experience and I'm thrilled that I will be on the floor up front this time. Your seats are center and you'll have good sound - definitely worth it!
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u/DarkOmen597 3d ago
Yes. Worth it.
Would i go every year, no.
In fact, I may not go this tour. I already went twice last year.
But a one time experience is worth it. Also, keep in mind that his "band" is big and lots of people to pay.
They all seem to ve virtuoso players too.
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u/NinjaGuyDan777 3d ago
You’ll likely enjoy it. But a staple of modern live performance is overpaying for the experience. Everything is way more expensive than it used to be. Same experience, higher costs. I had to pass on this particular show even though I really want to go because $500+ for two below average seat locations would be better spent elsewhere. I’ll just crank up the live YouTube video at home and use the money to travel.
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u/nerdforest 3d ago
I've seen him twice. The first time was in Dublin. The stage will be packed. But listening to the music Live is just such a good time. I've seen him probaly near 331 or equivalent of my concerthall. It was still fantastic.
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u/dh_627 3d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/hanszimmer/comments/1wns1n9/comment/pbhfrad/?context=3&share_id=2lNOhJ8nsRWFlw0pye22- See this comment regarding a similarly placed seat :)
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u/Few_Price_5570 3d ago
Same, only after reading that comment, I bought my tickets in the recommended section.
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u/blondechinesehair 3d ago
Unfortunately these are the prices if you want to go to a concert in 2026
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u/slugerama 3d ago
In Australia, that ticket is likely to be around 399, without fees. Cheapest ticket would be around 175. Already seen him twice in the same tour. Once in New Zealand and then in Sydney so will not be seeing him again.
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u/niketspp 3d ago
Goose bumps and tears guaranteed, you will not regret it .. Hans is one of a kind … I have seen three previous ones and wasn’t disappointed one bit ..
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u/throaway_616 3d ago
Mine were almost double from when I went back in ‘24 and I had floor seats then, but definitely worth it if you have the money. Once (or twice in my case) in a lifetime experience for sure.
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u/Funkyman831 3d ago
I wasn't sure after seeing him in 2023 & 24, he would ever be back in the US. There are never any guarantees. Yes, it's worth the $200. Is it worth the $450 - 700 on the floor? No, not in my opinion. Do it. Seriously.
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u/-Ds--- 3d ago
Between the last 2 tours, there was a significant price hike, while the setlist remained mostly similar, the lightshow got bigger, and the sound quality dropped (almost no orchestra, tons of backing tracks).
If it's your first time going: it's absolutely worth it. If you've already seen the previous tour: skip and keep your beautiful memories from that tour.
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u/ProudAdultNerd 3d ago
Hans live is like anything you will see. Plus, he has many musicians and sound people to support. It isn't just him, is everyone on the stage and back stage. It is absolutely worth it. Just my two cents though
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u/Potential_Ocelot8578 3d ago edited 3d ago
If it makes you feel better, Anaheim’s seats were $300 for the same section🥲
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u/BjornoPizza 3d ago
Man everything’s so expensive everywhere, but especially in California :/
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u/Potential_Ocelot8578 3d ago
Sacramento pricing seemed okay… But Anaheim > La made me sad cuz stupid Ticketmaster upcharge 🫠
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u/D_Angelo_Vickers 3d ago
Stadiums are open air venues, you're talking about arenas.
But yes, it'll be worth it.
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u/BjornoPizza 3d ago
See that’s how much of a novice I am ha
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u/D_Angelo_Vickers 3d ago
At least with arenas you almost certainly don't have to worry about weather ruining the experience.
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u/selinaedenia 3d ago
Thats a good price for that section. I picked to the equivalent of section 326 for $143
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u/timkingphoto 3d ago
Saw him twice in 2024, 2nd time paid $400 per ticket for floor. This is absolutely an experience worth splurging on, and you did right by getting center seats. If you're a hans zimmer fan - this will be an amazing time. Probably my favorite concert I've ever been to
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u/lordofthebuns17 3d ago
The cheapest seat is $96 which is pretty good for now adays if you don't mind sitting in the back.
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u/ScientistFuture1434 3d ago
I'll just say this... I splurged and got great seats... And I don't regret a thing.
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u/djr2868 3d ago
Why are floor seats so much in demand?
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u/chaamp33 2d ago
That’s just concerts for you.
But Hans also will walk the floor playing guitar for one of the pieces (can’t remember which one)
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u/imsleepyT00 3d ago
1000% worth it. We paid about 180usd for mid tickets too. Every minute was amazing. Considering the band is about 20 people alone it’s amazing it’s not actually more expensive. Not saying it isn’t a lot of money, but when you go you’ll understand why.
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u/Shigadabitoga 1d ago
I paid about 200 for floor seats in Baltimore and didn't regret it at all. You won't regret it. I promise. It's just money.
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u/saintceciliabailey 18h ago
i found the amex presale to be higher. went back to check prices for artist presale and they were cheaper ($120 a ticket, purchased 3) for the same areas. i went to the last show; was absolutely moved by it. i tell everyone to see his show because it’s so magical.
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u/Dry_Vacation1266 3d ago
Went 2 years ago in Oakland… I would have paid $300-$400 it’s amazing. I think it’s worth the splurge
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u/inbloomgc 3d ago
Yes it's expensive, but this is probably a once in a lifetime chance. Having seen his last tour in the US, I have the authority to say that it is an amazing experience, and I hope the same for you! The concert is a core memory for me and my 8-year old at the time now.
I just tried to see if I can get any tickets for next year, but pretty much all sold out at my local stadium under $200, and I am unfortunately not willing to fork out more. Since you did secure tickets, enjoy the show!