Noel and Liam Gallagher will showcase their talents on the stage at Croke Park on August 16th and 17th, as part of their Oasis tour. They’re also lined up to perform in Manchester, Cardiff, London and Edinburgh.
The tickets for these Dublin performances will be up for grabs on Saturday, August 31st, at 8am, an hour before tickets to the British concerts become available. This one-hour offset seems trivial but is poised to create an international scramble for tickets, if we base predictions on the frenzy seen during sales for Taylor Swift and Coldplay performances. Thus, it’s likely Dublin tickets will have been purchased even before British ticket portals are accessible online.
For this reunion tour to be a sweet memory, you’ll need to act briskly.
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1. Do you possess a Ticketmaster account? If not, it’s crucial to set it up now because attempting to establish one after the ticket sale begins will be futile.
2. If you’re already a Ticketmaster user, remember to keep your username and password within reach. If you’re unsure about your account information at 7.55am on sale day, acquiring your tickets might prove challenging.
3. Set your alarm, ideally for no later than 7.30am, and switch your computer on first. Computers can sometimes slow down when hastiness is key – possibly a way to frustrate us. To beat this, ensure everything is already turned on and you’re logged into your Ticketmaster account latest by 7.50am.
Make sure you’re at the correct place on the website and have chosen the right event – you could mistakenly purchase tickets for the Oasis tribute band set to perform this weekend. The tribute band may be brilliant, but you don’t want to unintentionally end up with their tickets.
In the last few moments of the countdown, start refreshing the Ticketmaster event page until the Event Info button changes into the View Tickets button. Quickly pressing the F5 key will refresh your browser. However, it’s crucial to remain calm – if you keep refreshing too rapidly, Ticketmaster’s system may interpret you as a bot and ban your computer from accessing the site.
Ensure only one browser window is open. Opening numerous browsers could trigger an error message.
Enlist the aid of multiple devices and family members if possible. If you have two laptops and a tablet, have them all prepared. If the concert’s date doesn’t matter to you, you might want to open different days’ concerts on different devices. Be ready to manage each device like a musical conductor guiding an orchestra.
When the View Tickets option becomes active, act swiftly. Choose the quantity of tickets you want to purchase – the cap is four per person. Ensure the default best available choice is selected. If tickets are available, you don’t want to hesitate choosing between Row F and Row G.
Once you’ve secured your tickets, you’ll have limited time to proceed with the next stage of the ticket-purchasing process. Don’t procrastinate. Once you’ve completed the purchase procedure, you’re almost there. You might still have to verify the transaction with your bank, so have all necessary details at your disposal.
Don’t expect your tickets to arrive instantly. You probably will not see your virtual tickets until a few days prior to the event. When you do receive them, don’t forget to download and save them in your virtual wallet before heading to the event.
If you fail to secure a ticket, be extremely cautious regarding any that may pop up for purchase in the forthcoming months. Should you receive a ticket proposal on a social networking site, regard it with great scepticism, unless you are personally acquainted with the individual in question.