Hi! Question for the experienced concert goers here, especially anyone who has worked with concert organizers/promoters or ticketing before 👀
I really want to see Louis Tomlinson on Oct 17, but I’m on a pretty tight budget right now. I’ve seen people say that when a concert isn’t sold out, tickets sometimes get sold way below SRP a day or even just a few hours before the show because sellers would rather get something back than let the ticket go unused.
Does this actually happen often in PH concerts? And for anyone who has worked behind the scenes, do organizers ever release cheaper tickets or do anything differently when there are still a lot of unsold seats close to the concert date?
I’ve also heard stories of people suddenly getting moved/upgraded to better sections when some areas aren’t full. Is that actually a thing here, or are those people just God's favorites? 😭
I’ve been a One Direction fan for YEARS and missed Louis the first time he came here, so I’m really hoping I can somehow make it this time. It’s also right before my birthday, which is making the temptation 10x worse. 🥹
I’m honestly fine with any section. Put me near the ceiling. Give Louis binoculars so he can see ME. I just want to be inside and hear the man sing with my own two ears. 😭
Would love to hear your last-minute ticket success/horror stories or any insight from people who have actually worked concerts. Should I keep waiting and trust the process, or am I setting myself up to watch everyone’s IG stories from home? HAHAHA.
And if a random generous person happens to read this and suddenly feels an overwhelming desire to sponsor a broke 1D girlie’s birthday concert experience...
Who am I to interfere with your calling? 😭😂
Kidding. HAHAHAHA. Any advice would be appreciated! 🫶