Taylor Swift Some Swifties were given an early Christmas gift on Monday morning (Dec 12) when some fans signed up for their Verified Fan Pre-Show IRAS Tour Last month those who could not get tickets were notified that they would get a second chance. An unknown number of fans who signed up for the Ticketmaster Verified Fan pre-sale service and who were locked out when shows went on sale last month due to increased demand have been notified that they will have a chance to participate in an upcoming sale.
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“Congratulations, you have been selected to participate in a limited-time opportunity to order two tickets to Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour,” read the note. “You were selected for this opportunity because you were identified as a fan who received payment during the preshow for verified fans but did not purchase tickets,” she continued to note. “We apologize for the difficulties you may have encountered and have asked Team Taylor to provide you with this additional opportunity to purchase tickets.”
The note says the ticket purchase window will begin sometime before December 23rd, with invitations being sent out on a sporadic basis depending on the tour date in each city. Fans will receive additional information and instructions on how to submit their submissions at a yet-to-be-announced future date; click here For additional ticket details.
Last month, Ticketmaster released a formal apology To the Swifties after the chaotic sell-out of her 2023 Eras Tour has left many outsiders looking inward. “We want to apologize to Taylor and all of her fans – especially those who had a horrible experience trying to buy tickets,” Ticketmaster chirp On November 18 “We feel we owe it to everyone to share some information to help explain what happened.”
The disaster It stemmed from crushing fans trying to get into Swift on the 52-date Eras Tour, which initially caused a system crash shortly after launch as 14 million fans and billions of bots flooded the site, causing an outage. Ticketmaster noted that over 3.5 million fans pre-registered for Swift’s Verified Fan Program, with 90% of ticket inventory gone in the first two days of pre-sale. The failed sale has since sparked interest from a number of lawmakers in Washington and across the country interested in investigating whether Ticketmaster and parent company Live Nation owned Maltreatment Their huge market share in the live music industry.
Ticketmaster’s spokesperson is no longer paintingA request for additional information on the issuance of the Certified Fan Card at press time; A Swift spokesperson didn’t have an official comment.
