Happy Halloween to you as well,
The policy you listed is similar to many I've encountered. Midwinter in Denver uses something like this although the guest pass doesn't necessarily include green room access. Rockygrass has backstage or all access passes which I've used as a photographer or band guest but food is another type of pass, so I would guess the actual "cost" is less and then the issue becomes more one of managing the amount of people roaming around backstage.
I'm curious as to how folks count the costs of comps. Are they counted at face value? My assumption has always been that most people who come in as guests would not otherwise be buying a ticket but maybe that's faulty thinking.
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