Ticketmaster subsequently canceled ticket sales to the general public, citing “extraordinarily high demands on ticketing systems and insufficient remaining ticket inventory to meet that demand.” It’s a problem Swift fans know all too well: The ticketing site crashed in November after millions of people flocked to the platform to try to snag Eras Tour tickets. All codes that were not used to purchase tickets today will remain valid,” the company said. “As soon as we saw fans experiencing issues, queues were paused.
SLEEP NO MORE TICKETS TOMORROW SERIES
Ticketmaster, in a series of tweets later on Tuesday, said the problem was caused by a third-party provider, which was trying to resolve it “as soon as possible.” The company said ticket sales for Swift’s French concerts would be rescheduled. “Communication would be great in this situation given that many of us have been sitting in these queues for almost four hours,” wrote another fan on Twitter. “Will the ticket sales commence again today? Tomorrow? Another week? People have lives to live,” she wrote. Responding to Ticketmaster’s tweet, one Twitter user said she had been “waiting hours.” All codes not already used will remain valid,” the company’s French bureau said. “We will keep you posted with new a sale time as soon as possible. Ticketmaster said on Twitter Tuesday that it had “put on hold” ticket sales for four dates of Swift’s hugely popular Eras Tour in Paris, as well as two dates in Lyon, all scheduled for spring next year. Ticketmaster has created more bad blood with Taylor Swift fans after its website glitched Tuesday, preventing thousands of Swifties from buying tickets for the singer’s upcoming concerts in France.
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