È Taylor Swift maniaThe countdown has now begun for the only two Italian dates of the American super pop star, scheduled for 13 and 14 July at the Giuseppe Meazza stadium in Milan. The tickets, despite their sky-high prices (from around 100 euros for the third tier up to just under 1000 for the “VIP pack”), were sold out as soon as they went on sale.
Fansale servers in haywire due to the opening of ticket resale for the concerts on 13 and 14 July in Milan
Among the fans of the 34-year-old who were unable to secure a ticket for the Meazza shows, however, there was great anticipation for today, Saturday 29 June: the first day valid for resale on Fansale, the Ticketon ticket resale circuitand, one of the leaders in the events sector. Fansale, unlike all other secondary ticketing sites, is 100% safe and does not allow sellers to apply disproportionate surcharges to individual admission tickets. The ticket in fact it is resold at the exact purchase priceso as not to create any type of speculation during the free sale phases.
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Today, Saturday 29 June, therefore, was the big day. Thousand of “swifties” (this is how Taylor’s fans call themselves) connected to Fansale to try to find a ticket for the highly anticipated concert at the last minute. The results, however, have not been good for everyone.
Scanning X Italia, formerly Twitter, can be seen with the Hashtags #fansale e #TaylorSwift are at the top of the daily trends. The reason is that so many fans who tried to buy tickets they were disappointed and they wanted to share their frustration.
What particularly infuriated the Swifties was a Reseller site “bug” of tickets. At first it seemed like it there were titles available. But then, by selecting them, they were not available for sale: “The offer you wish to purchase has been temporarily reserved for another user”, the phrase that drove thousands of Swift fans crazy. All this because Fansale was unable to handle the wave of accesses.
