“Tickets Cancelled”: Grim Warning for Taylor Swift Fans Who Missed Out on Aussie Eras Tour Tickets – POPSUGAR Australia

The demand for Taylor Swift‘s Australian Eras tour tickets was off the charts, leaving thousands of fans heartbroken and empty-handed. As reality sinks in, many fans are turning to online platforms in the hopes of scoring those coveted tickets. But before you hit that “buy” button, brace yourself for some unsettling news.

Ticketek, the trusted ticket provider, has issued a grim warning to Swifties who are considering purchasing resale tickets. They have made it crystal clear that any Eras tour ticket being resold on other sites may be cancelled altogether.

Reselling platforms like Viagogo, The Ticket Merchant, Tixel, Trade Me, eBay, Gumtree, and social media Buy Swap Sell pages will not grant you entry to the venue. In fact, the original purchaser and their party will be turned away at the door, and any other tickets they hold will be rendered useless.

“The reselling of any The Eras Tour ticket is strictly forbidden other than through the official resale platform of your original point of purchase platform,” a Ticketek spokesperson told 7Life.

“Any Taylor Swift ticket offered for resale elsewhere, either on or offline, may result in all your orders and tickets cancelled without notice to you and your ticket price refunded.

How to Safely Secure Taylor Swift Eras Tour Tickets

Fear not, fellow Swifties! There is still hope of securing a ticket to her sold-out tour. Ticketek has created Ticketek Marketplace, a secure secondary market where fans can buy and sell tickets with peace of mind. This official resale platform acts as a trusted middleman, guaranteeing the authenticity of tickets and protecting fans from scams. So, if you’re still determined to secure those Eras tour tickets, Ticketek Marketplace is your best bet.

But you will have to wait. It has been confirmed that resale tickets for Taylor Swift can be sold and purchased from Monday, September 4. Ticketek has also capped the resale price at a maximum of 10 per cent above the original purchase cost. This measure aims to prevent scalpers from taking advantage of desperate fans and ensures that tickets remain accessible and affordable.

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