As anticipation builds for Rush’s long-awaited reunion tour, new details have emerged about the band’s VIP packages, including presale dates, public onsale times, and possible price tiers.
Rush VIP Packages
Rush is offering multiple tiers of VIP experiences for fans, each named after iconic songs from the band’s legendary catalog:
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“Limelight” Front Row VIP Experience
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“Closer to the Heart” VIP Experience
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“Superconductor” Premium Reserved VIP Package
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“Stick It Out” VIP Fan Package
While official prices have not yet been released, AI-based estimates and comparisons to similar high-end concert experiences suggest the following potential price ranges:
| VIP Package | Estimated Price Range (USD) |
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| “The 2112 Private Platform Experience” (rumored ultimate tier) | $4,500 – $7,000 |
| “Limelight” Front Row VIP Experience | $3,500 – $5,000 |
| “Closer to the Heart” VIP Experience | $800 – $1,250 |
| “Superconductor” Premium Reserved VIP Package | $550 – $850 |
| “Stick It Out” VIP Fan Package | $350 – $550 |
(Estimated pricing courtesy of Google Gemini’s comparative analysis of recent major rock tours.)
Presale Schedule
Fans eager to secure premium seats and exclusive perks will have several opportunities before the general onsale. VIP packages will be available during the following presales, with the Citi one this past Friday giving fans their first speak peak at prices:
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U.S. — Citi Presale: Friday, October 10 at 12 PM local time
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Canada — Amex Presale: Friday, October 10 at 12 PM local time
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Artist Presale: Monday, October 13, available to fans who pre-register in advance on Ticketmaster
VIP packages and standard tickets will then go onsale to the public on Friday, October 17 at 12 PM local time (11 AM in Mexico).
What Fans Can Expect
While full details of each tier have yet to be confirmed, similar VIP packages from other arena tours have included perks such as early entry, exclusive merchandise, photo opportunities, and limited-edition collectibles. With Rush’s reputation for immersive stage productions and loyal fanbase, expectations for the “Limelight” and “2112” experiences are especially high.
Rush’s reunion tour marks the band’s first live performances since drummer Neil Peart’s passing in 2020, making this one of the most anticipated rock events of the decade. Fans are advised to pre-register early and prepare for strong demand once presales open. Meeting Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson in a meet and greet is pricey, but they are two of the friendliest guys in rock and roll. If fans have the money, it’s likely going to be a great experience, as who knows how long Rush’s second life will last.
