You can pretty much sit wherever you can find space. I actually prefer being up around the 50's in the middle

flyin brian wrote:


Welcome, Brian . There are alot of amazing people on this board!

So glad you & the wife will be making the trip out to RR! I have extra Sat night reserved seats that you can have for cost if you want. Let me know

Do we know which lot the Furthur Flag is going to be at RR? Is it going to be near the top, or one of the bottom lots?

Poles wrote:


I do recall that being discussed in one of the earlier pages. My memory is not what it was, but I recall something
about the lower south lot being mentioned. But, don't quote me on that.

mcolleen wrote:


I will definitely take those 2 extra tickets. Thank you so much for the kind offer. I can send $ or do paypal. Whatever is easiest. My email is This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Let me know the next step.

Poles wrote:



I believe it is going to be in the lower south lots.

Two months from today, I hit the airport and head West!! I'm ready for the next show already!

DangerousDan wrote:


No that is not true. The 1st 25 some rows in front and last 10 some rows in back are GA. Everything in the middle is reserved. Not every RR show is set up like that but Furthur does it that way. Some shows are all GA and some are all reserved. If they would just make it all reserved then it would eliminate the confusion.

That makes me curious. Why would the reserved tickets prefer being farther back? Im sure it has to do with the view of it all, wherever I end up Il still be taking in Furthur!

DangerousDan wrote:


Can't speak for all, but I'll try to explain why I get reserved seats: once you attain "a certain age", you don't want to deal with all the helter-skelter that goes with GA seating....the spreading of blankets and saving of entire sections of rows. Not that there's anything wrong with it per se, I just don't have the energy anymore to deal with some of the people (not many, but there are an obnoxious few) that get very territorial. Instead, I go for the first few rows of reserved. Fortunate enough for this run at RR to be in row 28 Friday night, 25 Saturday night, and 26 on Sunday.

Also, I work till late afternoon and cannot possibly get to RR when the gates open up...therefore, there is no way I would ever be able to get into the first 24 rows anyway. Just my $0.02.

Yeah I don't know. I always wondered what drives a band to calling it to be all reserved, all GA or a mix? It's obviously the band that makes that choice. There are advantages and disadvantages to any row in that place. The GA up front will be a mess like it always is. It'll be 2 people per seat. No one will repsect your personal space up front, that I can guarantee. If I had a GA seat I wouldn't even bother sitting down there, I'd hang out on the steps or near the concessions where you have some room.