So what do you do if...

[Undecided]

The number of tickets you can afford is based on the price you can get them for? For example: I can buy two tickets @ $240, but cannot buy two tickets at $340. However, If I still wanted to go I may be able to buy just the one ticket at $340. Will the registration allow you to make that determination? Or do I have to choose which approach I should take?

[Savannah]

Hi Chris!

You'll need to choose. You won't be able to say "I'll take 2 at Price A, but at Price B, I can only take 1." If 2 tickets at $320 each is too much, but 2 tickets @ $240 is not too much, you could:

* Request 1-2 tickets in the $240 tier only (10,000 tickets)
* Request 1 ticket in the $320 tier (15,000 tickets), which would still allow the possibility of paying only $240 for one of the 10,000 cheapest, and increase your chances of getting a ticket.

During the registration process you will need to select the highest price you are willing to pay for tickets. You may be awarded tickets at that price or at a lower tier.

http://tickets.burningman.com/

[Undecided]

I did not even think to make two separate requests. What an idiot. Move along, nothing to see here. Thanks for the info.

[Savannah]

You will actually have to do one or the other--you can only register once.

If you register twice, they will spot it and delete one of them.

You're not an idiot; it's a new process and it's flummoxing many a person.

[bigdane]

You're not an idiot; it's a new process and it's flummoxing many a person.

I was flummoxed once...its not so bad if you focus on your breathing...

[Undecided]

Well I can register for myself and my wife can register for herself. I would just prefer to keep it all in one order.

[Sham]

Flummox me once, shame on me, flummox me twice....... oh, whatever.....never mind.

[Undecided]

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