Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin Sept. 11 Event Ticket Price: $73 to $225

[sabra]

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-20015814-503544.html

Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck are appearing together in Anchorage, Alaska Saturday to mark the anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and tickets don't come cheap: The Ticketmaster page for the event lists regular adult tickets at between $73 and $130 and tickets plus a "meet & greet" at $225.

The event will also have a "dry section" where no alcohol is served and a "wet section" for those who want to drink.

Palin heralded the event on her Facebook page last night with a message beginning, "Glenn's coming to the Last Frontier!"

"I hope my fellow Alaskans (and anyone visiting from Outside) will join me this Saturday, September 11, 2010, at Anchorage's Dena'ina Center at 8:00 p.m. Glenn Beck will be there - you won't want to miss it," she wrote.

Added Palin: "We can count on Glenn to make the night interesting and inspiring, and I can think of no better way to commemorate 9/11 than to gather with patriots who will 'never forget.' Hope to see you there!"

:crazy:

[no_hypocrisy]

1. Suckers

[AndyA]

2. GRIFTERS.

A fool and his money will soon be parted.

No one with reasonable intelligence would give two hoots about what either of these idiots have to say, much less spend time and money to go hear them say it in person.

:puke:

BECK/PALIN FANS: Yer idiots!

[global1]

3. If I Had The Money I'd Buy All The Tickets And Then Not Have Anyone Show Up.........

unfortunately - they wouldn't care because they would have made their money anyway.

But it would cool to see their faces when nobody would be in the audience.

I can't believe that anyone would pay money to see these idiots.

[tridim]

4. I assume they hired someone to keep Beck away from the "wet section"?

:puke:

[OZark Dem]

5. Do I hear the sound of wedding bells ?

[gratuitous]

6. Cosmetic surgery doesn't pay for itself, you know

Well, I mean, at least not in the sense that . . . Ah hell, it obviously does. Nevermind.

[HughBeaumont]

7. Do they have "dry toast" and "wet behind the ears" sections?

Who the hell has an anniversary shindig for September 11th? I'm sure the widows thank you for the trampling.

[MattyGroves]

8. Let me guess...no outside media will be allowed inside the event

Somehow, something tells me that this isn't going to be a non-political gathering.

[MadMaddie]

9. These two are made for each other

They have no respect for anyone or anything. Their ego's will destroy them it's only a matter of time. They have the Jim Jones persona....they are in the paranoid phase right now..

[planetc]

10. you can see Paul McCartney for less than this, and I recommend you do

Since Paul started touring in 2002, tickets to his concerts have ranged from $55. to $250, and many fans think the $250 is outrageous. If you go to a McCartney concert, you will emerge three hours later heartened, inspirited, impressed, and hopeful about human beings. You will have danced if there was room enough between you and the row ahead and sung along to quite a few songs, if not the lot. Also, if the stadium is biggish, you can find some seats for $39. Spend Your Entertainment Dollars Wisely!

[Fumesucker]

11. Eh, the "wet" section is gonna be around the male wingnuts after Palin does her starbursts..

And winks a few times..

Not a dry seat in the house..

[dembotoz]

12. I have a variety of respones to this but upon further review

they would be flamed as tasteless and totally denying the patriotic importance of 9/11

sometime your heart hits reply before your brain says--better not.