Granger sells his VIP packages for $75 dollars but by far this is the best VIP I have ever been to. For the price you get a photo with Granger, an autograph and a VIP tour laminate.
Those who bought the VIP packages were sent an itinerary the day of the concert in the morning. It includes all the vital information you’ll need; When, Where, Passes, Photo Instructions, What items Granger can sign, and ticket instructions. This VIP package does NOT include a ticket to the show. It was purchased separately.
The M&G started at 6pm, while the line for the M&G formed around 5pm. The VIP lined moved pretty quickly once they opened the VIP door but we did have to wait outside the venue for quite awhile.
The line formed out of a door off to the side of the theater entrance where we received our laminates by one of Granger’s crew members. We then waited in another line to meet and take our picture with Granger.
There were a lot of people at the M&G but Granger still took time to talk and be present with every fan which was something I didn’t experience in other artist’s M&Gs. Granger especially took time with the little Granger fans and the little Earl Dibbles’.
I was the second to last people to meet Granger which was really nice because I felt like it calmed enough where I could actually talk to Granger without worrying I was holding the line up.
Granger signed my guitar I brought with me, my VIP laminate and we talked a little about the website. Not only did I get a picture with Granger but with Granger’s manager, Chris too who was taking the M&G photos.
They were both kind and genuine.
Although this M&G didn’t have an acoustic performance or something else, the money spent was well worth it. In a heartbeat I would snag VIP tickets again to meet Granger and hopefully the rest of the Smiths next time too.