Taylor Swift - The Eras Tour (2023) Tour • Page 6

Both of my daughters got tix for Foxborough. One was in the opposite endzone basically, in the 300 section, and paid $250 for 2 tickets.

Unklnown on the other one, but they are happy to be going.

Now.. about that MBTA to foxborough....

 

How bad was dynamic pricing or didn’t it really effect tickets like the blink or paramore tours?

 

bad take: the 50$ tickets are all i’m lookin for. to hell with platinum and resale.

 

Does anyone know someone that actually got the $49 tickets? Haven’t seen one person say they paid under $100

 

Tried to join the Seattle queue right around 2:30, site wasn’t loading though. Got in around 2:35 but started out 2000+ in the queue

probably should’ve seen if I could sign up for Sunday as well I only got a Saturday link…

 

the seats I ended up getting weren’t dynamically priced. everything was a set price that I saw.

 

Nosebleeds behind the stage were the $49 tickets. They went very fast at the end when I was trying to get tickets in Atlanta.

 

Why does the queue cap out at 2000? Would be a lot nicer if I could actually see that process was being made…

 

Right click, view source, line 222 tells you your spot in line. A few lines up tells you how many behind you.

 

got my tickets!

$140 each for nosebleeds but whatever still gonna be fun (other option was like, $290 before fees for lower bowl stuff... which was a bit too much for me. Almost got lower bowl across from the stage for like $209 before fees which I was willing to spring but they kept selling out before I could get enough neighboring seats)

 

I got the $209 mid-tiers in Nashville.

 

yeah those are the ones I was eyeing. But I couldn't find 4 in a row -- took too long coordinating with friends being like "is this good for you" should've just bought them

 

I waited six hours just for Atlanta to sell out as I added tickets to my cart. Then my friend got into Nashville and bought for me and I’ve never been more thankful.

 

yeah. I'm currently kinda regretting not getting better tickets but also like, even $150 for a ticket is a lot.

Reselling this stuff should be pretty easy, right? Part of why I was slow in buying tickets is I had a friend who wanted to get tickets, but they were willing to spend for the good shit. The $250-after-fees tickets were a nice middle point but once those went away I bought extras of the $150s as a "if the capitol one presale doesn't out at least you still get tickets" insurance policy.

Feels like it shouldn't be hard to find takers on my tickets if they do get the better seats but the post-purchase worry is starting to set in

 

For anyone venturing on to stub hub and sees This for Chicago it’s a parking pass not a actual ticket

 

"unrestricted view" what?

super scammy that they allow it to get phrased that way. Reminds me of people selling PS5 boxes...

 

I mean there’s no mention it’s a parking pass. I googled it cuz I never heard of it before and it’s a parking garage

 

Yeah, these tickets have to be easily flip-able if you find better ones.

I’m planning to try and get resale tickets for cheap as the concert starts the day before my tickets as I’ll already be in Nashville when all my friends are seeing it the night before me. Ticket buying did us all dirty.

 

I audibly laughed alone in my apartment when I saw this. Can we double check that it's not a parody account?

 

Kiss 108 retweeted it as well.

 

Since the announcement of no general onsale tickets on stub hub jumped $200 on average

 

People on her Reddit are saying it was her and her team’s decision to pull the general onsale tomorrow but idk how legit that actually it’s

 

looking at those resale prices... really should've just bought the full set six tickets during the pre-sale shouldn't I?

Like best case scenario I find some more friends who want to go and make their day. Worse case scenario... I still super easily get my money back

 

Ticketmaster pulled their explainer lol