How we did on those Bad Bunny tickets

Bad Bunny is one of the hottest artists today and his tickets went on sale last Wednesday for a tour in 2022 (means a long time to float money.) I had notified the Slack group about the opportunity. I went and tried to pull some Brooklyn tickets; my Ticketmaster queue was horrible and by the time I got in 40 minutes later, the only seats left were the upper deck. I had no confidence in those $80 tickets (I figured he would add shows if it was a hot ticket,) and I had been burnt with cheap Ariana Grande and Jennifer Lopez tickets a few years ago so I decided to pass.

Sure enough a day later, he added shows and I was happy I passed on the tickets. Then oddly enough, by the time the public tickets went on sale on Friday, hardly anything was left. I then checked Stubhub and my jaw hit the floor. As I’m typing this on Sunday night:

I’ve never seen anything like this. I’m not sure if he’s just THIS popular or people are just thirsty to go see concerts or most likely a combination of the two. While I regretably passed, some of my Slack members took the risk and this is how they fared. So it seems that tickets are back and better than ever.

3 comments on “How we did on those Bad Bunny tickets

  1. So far for me reselling our college football tickets is coming back full blast; for 2 of 6 home games already sold all of my 10 season seats and parking. Baseball is in 2, 4, 5, and 6 person pods based on your season seats spread out widely, those are reselling well too because supply is limited. I’m grabbing concert and various opportunistic tickets whenever possible.

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