Concertgoers have been singing the blues for years since many ticket outlets began adding service charges to individual tickets.
And now that New Jersey's PNC Bank Arts Center is adding a parking charge per ticket -- not per vehicle -- it's time for an encore.
"I passed on buying six tickets to the Def Leppard concert because I don't want to pay six times for parking," 39-year-old Brooklyn resident Gary Kane told the New York Daily News.
The six-bucks-a-head parking charge means when you pack your SUV with your teenage daughter and four of her friends to see Miley Cyrus, you're paying $36 extra.
Other area facilities of similar size charge a per-car parking charge regardless of how many people are inside. Jones Beach doesn't charge a dime.
When a WNBC camera crew showed up at The PNC Bank Arts Center, the message was clear: Talk to our PR people instead. LiveNation did not return any of WNBC's calls seeking comment.
