US LEG OF THE SUMMER CARNIVAL TOUR 2023 - Info thread

Chicago platinum is sold out while most dates do not have it sold out. My guess is that less than 500 tickets are available (when you hover each section it shows how many tickets are left there, so I made an estimate after checking a few). Ticketmaster is weird and has some seat maps, like Chicago's, where you can't see individual seats, you can only see which sections still have seats left (the blue ones). 


Las Vegas reached this point relatively early, and has seen slow sales ever since. Still very good. There are only a handful of non resale tickets left, those being the blue ones. Pink is resale. And the blue square in the middle is the GA with a screen view only; GA only has resale tickets left. 


Los Angeles is doing noticeably worse than the other two, however it also has the most capacity out of the other two (and might be the largest capacity stadium of the entire tour when considering number of seats in a sports configuration). Once again, blue is a standard ticket (sold directly from Ticketmaster) and red is resale. My guess is that resalers were hoping that people would want the nosebleeds and not enough actually do. 

thank you very much! You are doing the Lord's work.
Beyonce's team got delusional and booked 2 nights at that Las Vegas stadium and the 2nd date flopped. Thank god P!nk's team isn't that delusional and booked 1 night at Las Vegas stadium only.

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I just checked the FLA Live seat map on Ticketmaster and counted all the available tickets. The venue has a rough capacity of around 15k and 770 tickets are remaining, so it's 95% sold out. And all of the available tickets seem to be resale.

Is this a glitch considering the show wasn't selling super well according to this thread?

I really don't understand the consumer's ways sometimes. Like, one section for the Warsaw show is COMPLETELY unsold. Why do people not want those? And a month ago Sunrise looked HORRIBle, and now it looks amazing. What causes these weird behaviors? I don't expect an answer, but it's peculiar. I'm glad the show is doing better. 

Sometimes not all tickets are released together and often, many tickets are hidden just to give the impression of demand. It's how dynamic pricing also works on Ticketmaster.


It's possible that they hid some of the tickets in Sunrise so it doesn't look tragic but it's a pretty small venue so I wouldn't worry about it. P!nk sold it out twice during the Beautiful Trauma tour.

Warsaw tickets were also released in instalments. The unsold sections were hidden at first so when someone looks at the seat map, there's never too many tickets available to incentivise buyers to act fast. 

Can you check LA, Las Vegas, and Houston