Taylor Swift - Aviva Stadium June 2024

There was at least 13000 in the first queue, I’ve read people being in the 6000s and ending with with tickets still, so if everyone bought 3 tickets there’s 20,000 tickets sold. No idea what the queue situation was like for the last date. Did people try and fail at all 3?

The amount of people in the queue is unrelated to the amount of tickets available. There could be ten thousand in the queue for an allocation of 500 or 500,000 tickets. Being in the queue doesn't guarantee a ticket, it's merely your place in line to buy 1-4 person who tickets from a pool of x tickets.

Really? You think my daughter who is a huge fan for over ten years is wrong for getting a ticket in Wembley and one in Dublin? She has always wanted to go to London for a Taylor concert, we had tickets for Hyde Park but Covid put an end to that and she also really wants to see her in her home country.

Look online and see the amount of people trying to resell tickets the same day they bought them and you'll see where the problem really is.

Well, other top threads here seem to be warning about the need to reduce our emissions and the danger of global warming, so many would see travelling to London for a concert as frivolous travel, especially when one also has a ticket for a concert in Dublin - I suppose greed, consumerism and a "mé féin" attitude are what defines the current generation

Alright Karl Marx you do realise we're talking about going to a completely frivolous 3 hour pop concert here, not debating the right of access to clean water or shelter?

The tickets to this gig cost €200 because people (perhaps stupidly) are willing to pay €200 and the gigs still sell out and are a raging success for the artist and promotor (who are in the business of making as much money as possible).

If people are willing to pay €200 or €300 or €500 for tickets in 10 different cities well good luck to them. Sure you can call it being greedy but if I don't get a ticket life will go on. Berating people for what they do with their own money in their own time and assuming the role of the climate police reeks of jealousy to me, which is at least as disdainful as greed.

According to their webiste the max service fee is 7.75 so this 10 euro fee seems naughty.

Any guesstimates as to how many tickets remain for each of the three dates?

Was it an option to get physical tickets posted (for those successful) with obviously the added shaft of the "gift packaging" fee....?

Unfortunately we've no idea. Usually for other artists its around 10% but for TS it's hard to predict. If I had to guess, I'd say it's likely around 10% too which would be about 18,000 (or maybe a tiny bit more) tickets of the ~180,000.

It's not long gone. I've participated in plenty of album presales in the last few years and the allocation is always small. It's usually the same as what the 3 mobile presale gets (when it's a 3 venue).

Artist presales are a bit different but this isn't that.

This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things.

My understanding is that it's four tickets per Ticketmaster account, regardless of how you acquire them, so if you've already bought four, I wouldn't risk it. That's my reading of it.

I got four on the presale. I'm on the Waitlist for the general sale and I won't be buying any more tickets if I get the invitation to participate.