Scalpers Already Selling Coldplay Tickets Online After CIMB Pre-Sale Ended
Scalpers who managed to get Coldplay tickets during the pre-sale this morning have started posting on sites like Carousell.
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Phew! The ticket pre-sales for Coldplay have ended and as always, not everyone walked away happy.
The ticketing system crashed early since everyone tried to join the queue to buy tickets. Although some managed to get tickets, others had to walk away in sadness when the pre-sales ended.
READ MORE: Coldplay’s CIMB Pre-Sale Sees Many Frustrated As System Returns Error Message
Some netizens who failed to get tickets during the pre-sales made hilarious reaction posts to show their devastation and frustration.
me after failing to get the coldplay ticket in Malaysia. #COLDPLAYinKL pic.twitter.com/lSO0Ghypl8
— melioruel (@isfazruell) May 16, 2023
RT IF YOU STILL DIDN’T GET THE PRE-SALE COLDPLAY TICKET LIVE IN KL ! pic.twitter.com/qFX6f2EunX
— hafizkenny 🏴🇲🇾 (@hafizkenny) May 16, 2023
Malaysians trying to get thru the Coldplay ticket purchase page https://t.co/Jbz7cAwqCx
— Hadi Azmi (@amerhadiazmi) May 16, 2023
me looking at my queue bar that hasn’t moved at all while other people are getting tickets GOLIVE YOURE SO SICK#Coldplay #ColdplayKualaLumpur #COLDPLAYinKL #ColdplayinMY pic.twitter.com/kLjxFeFo6x
— currently in a bossnoeul & fortpeat chokehold (@softminyoongii) May 16, 2023
Ticket scalpers have jumped into action
While the allocation for the pre-sales had been sold out, the general sales will commence at 10am tomorrow (17 May) for the Coldplay Music of the Spheres World Tour live in Bukit Jalil this 22 November.
Unfortunately though, as is the case with any major concert events, scalpers have emerged.
These ticket scalpers, who managed to purchase during the pre-sales this morning, have started putting their tickets up for sale on sites such as Carousell.
A cursory check on Carousell showed that the ticket prices ranged from as low as RM50 to as high as RM3,200.
The official ticket prices across different seating categories range between RM228 and RM3,088.
READ MORE: Ticket Prices For Coldplay’s Malaysia Concert Are Out! Starts From RM228
Coldplay fans have asked for a day-two performance to get ahead of the scalpers.
Before you contemplate buying from scalpers, take note that the organiser has stated that reselling your tickets or purchasing from an unauthorised ticket seller or ticket scalper is strictly prohibited and they reserve the right to cancel such tickets without compensation and/or refuse entry to the event.
today’s presale for KL: websites crashed, tickets sold out, scalpers reselling for double the price – genuine fans had zero chance against resellers with mobilized teams. tomorrow’s general sale will be worse! please do a 2nd show 🥺
— blahblah (@WanAminMY) May 16, 2023
Those who buy those tix for the sold out seats then resell them back at higher price is really 😔 effing scalpers and touts @coldplay please consider Day Two in KL #COLDPLAYinKL pic.twitter.com/JAUthd8SwC
— Deborah Lee shoots food photos🌙 💫🪐 (@deborahleeyp) May 16, 2023
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