Jiffy Lube Live Vip Party Box

I purchased premium box seats at Jiffy Lube Live for my wife and I to go see Elvis Costello & Steely Dan. The tickets cost $304 per person. I contacted Live Nation/Ticket Master to enquire what was included with the tickets. They referred me to Jiffy Lube Live. Jiffy Lube Live shows that this type of ticket usually includes VIP parking, a VIP entrance to the venue. A VIP lounge to hang out in. Wait server for drinks and food both at the VIP lounge and at the box seats. The food choices are supposed to be superior to what is offered at the food court. The Premium Box Seats include a table and 6 chairs. (I thought it was only 4 chairs looking at Jiffy Lube Live's web site). After contacting Jiffy Lube Live, I was told my tickets did not include VIP parking or the VIP entrance. I enquired whether I could purchase the parking through them and the answer was no. I knew since I purchased only 2 tickets that the chances were good that we would be sharing the box with strangers we didn't know. Half way through the Elvis Costello concert, the other half shows. They seem quite pissed that the box is already occupied by me and my guest. Since the dude was about 6' 6"" and about 350 lbs, he appeared to get his own way and got another box seat to himself in a better location. After the Steely Dan concert began, two more of his quest arrived. So we were relieved that they got there own box and we had our to our selves. Our box was behind another that did have 5 guests in it. the box to our right had no quest and would have been unobstructed view. We asked whether we could move to that box instead and were told no. I guess it's because I'm not 6' 6" and 350 plus lbs. The food and drinks were expensive and I think the food choices were better in the food courts. While I made my enquiries with Jiffy Lube Live, I discovered that I paid a $75 premium for the seats compared to what Jiffy Lube Live said the seats face value were. I did enjoy having a spacious private area to view the concert but considering the lack of other perks, I don't think they were worth the cost. Perhaps it would have been if I had a party of 5 or 6 of us instead of 2. At Verizon Center where the Capitals and Wizards play, they have seats in their Acela club called Sky Edge seats that cost $325 and include a 4/5 star buffet and inclusive drinks. I was expecting something like this. Both the Elvis Costell and Steely Dan performances were awesome. The VIP lounge area was very nice and had a live band performing in there,.