AARP members get dearly access to Stones Tour tickets

[medjuck]

https://www.aarp.org/rollingstones2024/?cmp=EMC-DSM-NLC-OTH-WBLTR-1532702-1915703-7797862-NA-11242023-Webletter-MS5-STONES_WEBLETTER-NA-S08B-NA&encparam=GW%2bBFP0w3AI9PN3TSJf%2bRg%3d%3d

 

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[Dan Gould]

So used to tours having sponsors but this is f-ing brilliant.

I saw an ad on a Tampa tv station and when I told my wife that the Stones are sponsored by AARP she laughed and she laughed.

I am surprised they haven't hooked up sooner; if they were Americans, they could have been AARP members almost 20 years ago.

[Rooster_Ties]

When my wife and I bought tickets to see Living Colour(!) here in DC over the summer (in a brand new tiny club that only holds 400!)…

…we got an special offer to join AARP from within the Ticketmaster app. 

[Teasing the Korean]

As an AARP member, I have no interest in what the kids today are listening to.

I think it's fine for teen pop combos like the Stones to try expanding their audience base beyond just kids, but AARP members are more interested in jazz and cocktails. 

[Ken Dryden]

I was an AARP member for two years after turning 50. The discounts offered were never for anything of interest to me or I was happy with the businesses that competed against them.