Even if Gaga doesn't meet much of the capacity, she'd still sell the same amount of tickets she does in other places. I don't know why they considered such a large ass venue anyway. They could have planned dates in places where it's a fact that she'd do well.
Everyone I have spoken too on the team is shocked about it lol. They thought Meydan will be perf + organizers were being selfish.
Well, according to the interactive seating map (when it was still available, about 2 days ago), there were about 1k seating tickets left, which is far from being something DISASTROUS as some may think it is.
Obviously, no info on the golden or general admission standing sectors.
The seated tickets sold pretty well and I'm sure more will be sold until the actual show, but that's just according to the interactive seating map and unless they messed around with it just to make the show look better.
Well, according to the interactive seating map (when it was still available, about 2 days ago), there were about 1k seating tickets left, which is far from being something DISASTROUS as some may think it is.
Obviously, no info on the golden or general admission standing sectors.
The seated tickets sold pretty well and I'm sure more will be sold until the actual show, but that's just according to the interactive seating map and unless they messed around with it just to make the show look better.
that's not really a lot of seats of seated tickets left for a big capacity like that, but I'm assuming the general admission area (standing) must have a huge portion missing right?
that's not really a lot of seats of seated tickets left for a big capacity like that, but I'm assuming the general admission area (standing) must have a huge portion missing right?
Inside the artRAVE: Meet the Dancers - China Taylor
In this segment of #MeetTheDancers get to know China Taylor from Orlando, Florida.
Tell us a bit about your dance history:
I started dancing when I was 10 years old from watching old Michael and Janet videos and breaking all my mom’s furniture. I moved to Los Angeles to become a professional dancer when I was 16 years old with my mom. Got my first job with Lady Gaga when I was 17 doing her VMA performance. I got the call to do the artRAVE while I was still 17 and came on as the baby of the group. The first city was a few days after my 18th birthday and in my home state with so many friends in the audience. It was the best feeling on Earth.
Favorite Gaga song:
It's a strong battle between So Happy I Could Die and Gypsy.
Any special message for LittleMonsters?
No matter what anyone says we can really be whoever we want to be if we put our minds to it. I remember blasting Dance In The Dark, Hair, and Bad Kids in my room with all her posters on my wall because that's who I am. And listening to her music was my escape from all the bullies and people that told me no, never, and not happening. Now, all my greatest dreams are a reality and no matter what people think of me today I'll always know that I am a LittleMonster. Paws Up!
I know the amount of tickets that were printed to go on sale.
I know the amount of tickets sold.
Peace out.
That's not how LiveNation does its ticketing. They don't print a number of tickets to go on sale, they print as the tickets sell. That's how they ensure a 100% sell-out rate for most venues.
That's not how LiveNation does its ticketing. They don't print a number of tickets to go on sale, they print as the tickets sell. That's how they ensure a 100% sell-out rate for most venues.
Ticketmaster.ae does the ticketing.
The tickets were printed prior to the show. ( well X amount) because the site has some.
Meltdowns won't help anything. Jikes.