I need to get 6 tickets for their show. What is the best way to go about it?

I'm old enough to get confused by the online options. Also how do I ensure good seats?

Last time I was there was for Caedmon's Call in 2003. Went with a church group.

We sat at the very top and left before the prostitute of our faith, Amy Grant, came on.

Check Ticketmaster website and see if there are 6 seats together. Ticketmaster is where you can find tickets at face value.

The seats are divided into sections. If they are blue, there are seats available in that section. Click on the section and zoom in. Each seat can be individually seen. Blue dots are open seats, gray seats are unavailable. Find 6 seats that are together. Once you find the seats, click on each individual dot to put in your cart.

Now if you don't mind general admission on the lawn, you can easily buy tickets in this section. And sit anywhere that is empty. But to sit closer to the stage, you'll have to get there early to claim your spot in the grass. If this is the case, you can save money on fees by buying tickets at the gate, if you choose. Possibly save $10-15 per ticket.

If you can't find 6 seats together on Ticketmaster, you'll have to go on the secondary market like StubHub, SeatGeek, etc. But the prices will likely be way more expensive, including additional fees.

So there are currently plenty of actual seats available in various sections. Just put the cursor over the blue dots to see the price of that seat. Obviously the closer the seat to stage, the more expensive the ticket.

Woodlands seating areas will be a hot mess on a September evening. The better, cheaper bet is to get lawn seats and the chair rentals. Unless you have shrews with you demanding the actual seats, that is.

At least there's a breeze after it gets dark on the lawn.