Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just got in the queue for Glendale.

^ on seat geek, not Ticketmaster

You're not going to want to make a purchase for TS tickets there, right now.

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting on Philly. I logged on right before 10 AM. It said I’m 2000+ in the line and has not changed in 2 hours. Anyone experiencing similar?

Same for Chicago. Everyone has a message that the queue has been paused.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else's queue been paused for almost an hour?

Mine has been stuck for probably 90 minutes already. Dot is pulsing and it says “you are now in the queue.”

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else's queue been paused for almost an hour?

Yes have seen no movement for Pittsburgh since 1045

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m waiting on Philly. I logged on right before 10 AM. It said I’m 2000+ in the line and has not changed in 2 hours. Anyone experiencing similar?

The circle is still glowing but no movement forward

Me too

Mpls is paused too

Anonymous wrote:Just got in the queue for Glendale.

^ on seat geek, not Ticketmaster

Anyone else's queue been paused for almost an hour?

Just got in the queue for Glendale.

Denver is paused

Anonymous wrote:Why oh why didn't they release different cities on different days? No need to all go the same day.

that's what i've always wondered!

or at least do like two east cost and two west coast one day, then midwest & midatlantic, etc.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For people who've experienced stuff like this before, will resale get a lot better closer to the date? I'm not closing my browser, but the number of people ahead of her means it's nearly impossible to get seats. The capacity of Pitt is 68000 with all seats, but that won't be concert capacity. with 20,000 ahead of me, it's a losing game.

By better, do you mean lower price?

In general, yes the price goes down as the show date and time approaches. I've seen that numerous times. But this is Taylor Swift, so who knows.

Why would someone resell for less than they paid? That doesn't make sense.

Because most tickets aren't held by individuals, but by reseller groups who snatched up tons of tickets using bots. The day of a show, they're looking at it like get $50 or let it go to waste. Most just want to get some $$ for it.

I didn't get Post Malone tickets when they went on sale. I got a ticket the morning of his DC show for $74. I totally missed the Lizzo tour announcement and sale and was able to get 2 tickets the day before her DC show for $121 total. All of those were bought using the Gametime app.

If you download the app and look at a set of tickets for an event, you'll sometimes even get notifications later like "hey, the tickets for X on ___ date are now 12% lower! grab 'em before they're gone!" You can watch ticket prices fall for most events as the event gets closer.

Anonymous wrote:For people who've experienced stuff like this before, will resale get a lot better closer to the date? I'm not closing my browser, but the number of people ahead of her means it's nearly impossible to get seats. The capacity of Pitt is 68000 with all seats, but that won't be concert capacity. with 20,000 ahead of me, it's a losing game.

I would buy maybe in the next couple of weeks.

My "expected service time" is sometime on 11/19. Lol. A few minutes ago it was 11/18. Its really not moving.

Why oh why didn't they release different cities on different days? No need to all go the same day.