Harry Styles fans have expressed outrage after the first pre-sale for his six-show Wembley residency saw VIP tickets priced at £725.45 and many left stuck in virtual queues. The singer added four extra tour dates to his Together, Together tour due to demand, but fans faced high costs and lengthy waits.
Prices for the pre-sale included Disco Standing at £279.45, the Kiss package at £468.45, and front general admission standing at £198.95. Some VIP packages ranged from £333.45 to £725.45. Thousands of fans reported being in queues with numbers exceeding 100,000, with some waiting over two hours.
Ticketmaster issued a warning about ticket transfers, stating that purchases would not be transferable until 72 hours before the event to combat bots. However, some fans complained that the system incorrectly flagged them as bots. One fan tweeted: 'It keeps flagging me as a bot and none of your advice works.'
Resale listings appeared while many were still in queues, sparking further anger. A fan commented on X: 'CRAZYYY how many people “accidentally” end up with spare tickets.' Others mocked the situation, calling it a scam. The pre-sale covered dates June 12, 13, 17, and 19, with general sale expected soon.
