Beyoncé fans spot Cowboy Carter tickets that 'cost the same as a Big Mac meal'
Topics: Beyonce
Danielle Fowler
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Topics: Beyonce
Beyoncé Cowboy Carter tour resale tickets have plummeted in price, as fans have spotted seats that 'cost less than a McDonald's meal'.
In case you missed it, the pop icon's highly-anticipated world tour kicks off tonight (Monday, April 28) at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
There, Queen B will perform four consecutive nights, before ticking off the likes of Chicago, Houston, East Rutherford, Washington, and Atlanta and, later, worldwide.
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But in an unexpected turn of events, the singer's US leg of the tour still hasn't managed to sell out - and tickets have plummeted in price as a consequence.
On social media platform X, one fan jokingly compared Ticketmaster resale prices for Beyoncé's SoFi Stadium date on April 28 to the cost of a McDonald's Minecraft Meal, as they both come in at around $20.
The tweet has racked up over 26,000 likes so far, but and one social media user defended the singer in the comments section, as they wrote: "What I will say is when she opens, all those tickets are going to become in high demand and sell out." Our thoughts exactly.
At the time of writing this, resale tickets have risen slightly in price, now starting from around $40 for the SoFi Stadium this week on Ticketmaster and Stubhub.
So, if you don't want to miss out on the tour of the year, scroll down to find out where to buy cheap Beyoncé resale tickets now.
You can currently get hold of Beyoncé Cowboy Carter resale tickets via two major platforms: Stubhub and Vivid Seats. Ticket prices appear to have dropped since we last checked, too. Over on Stubhub, you can grab tickets for all of the singer’s US tour dates, with a maximum of eight tickets per person.
For an indication of prices, standard tickets for SoFi Stadium on Thursday, May 1 started from $148 a few weeks back, and have now plummeted to only $40. For Soldier Field on Thursday, 15 June, you’re looking at a starting price of $64 (down from $114). MetLife Stadium? You’re looking at $47 (down from $125).
Prices over on Vivid Seats appear to be cheaper overall with lots still up for grabs at every US stadium - but they're already selling fast.
Always make sure to be careful when purchasing resale tickets online.
From Los Angeles to Chicago and Atlanta, the singer is ticking off a huge number of US dates this year. In fact, she's broken the world record for the most overall performances of any artist held at So-Fi Stadium. Find out if she's heading to a city near you below.
Visit Stubhub online now to purchase resale tickets (before they sell out).