New Weekends with Adele Dates Announced!

How to Get Tickets for Her Shows in Las Vegas

Adele has announced new shows for her Weekends with Adele residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas and is using Ticketmaster’s Verified Fan technology to ensure more tickets get into the hands of concertgoers. 

Verified Fan requires registration to help filter out buyers looking to resell tickets, and instead get them into the hands of fans who want to attend the show.

We expect heavy demand for these shows and ticket availability is limited. Registering for the Verified Fan Presale is your best chance at gaining access to tickets. Due to the limited quantity of tickets available, if demand from Verified Fans exceeds supply there will not be a General Onsale.

Registration is now open and closes on Sunday, April 2 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time.

For more information and to register for the Verified Fan Presale,
please visit: verifiedfan.ticketmaster.com/adele

For more information about Ticketmaster Verified Fan,
visit: blog.ticketmaster.com/verifiedfan-faq/

How does Ticketmaster Verified Fan work?

Artists choose to use Verified Fan to give their fans a better chance at buying tickets by creating an extra line of defense against bots and professional resellers who are looking to get tickets for profit. The process includes three steps:

Step 1: Registration

By registering for a Verified Fan sale, you are letting us know that you’re interested in purchasing tickets. From the registration page, you sign in to your account, select your preferred show(s) and register your email and phone number. Once completed, you’ll automatically receive a confirmation email letting you know that we got your request. It’s quick, easy and free to sign up.

Step 2: Verification

Next, Ticketmaster vets each request by confirming it belongs to an individual — not a bot — and that it hasn’t been tied to irregular behaviors that could be a sign of a professional seller attempting to access the sale.

Step 3: Access Code or Waitlist

When demand exceeds availability, a lottery-style process will determine which registered Verified Fans get an access code for the sale, and which are put on a waitlist. You’ll receive an email the day prior to the ticket sale letting you know which group you’re in.

• Access Code: If you receive an access code, it will be sent via text message. It is unique to your account, and will not work if anyone else enters it — do not try to sell or trade your code. 
• Waitlist: If tickets remain, we may text you an access code to join the ticket sale. The lottery-style process will be used to determine who gets off the waitlist.

While it doesn’t guarantee that all Verified Fans will get tickets, it does significantly block bots and professional resellers from competing against fans for tickets during the sale.

Who Will Get Invited to Participate in the Verified Fan Presale?

Demand is expected to exceed tickets available so a lottery-style selection process will determine which registered Verified Fans get a unique access code and which are placed on the waitlist. 

A Verified Fan access code does not guarantee tickets, it just gives you access to join the sale. All tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. If tickets remain, the lottery-style process will be used to invite more Verified Fans from the waitlist to join the sale.

Common Questions

When is the Verified Fan registration period?
The registration period is Sunday, March 26 at 7 AM Pacific Time – Sunday, April 2 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time.

How many shows can I register for?
You may register for up to four (4) shows. When doing so, please be sure to rank your show preferences in order from highest to lowest.

If selected, you’ll be invited to purchase for one (1) of the events you’ve ranked. Please note, ticket availability will not be the same for all shows. If demand for tickets from Verified Fans exceeds supply, invitations will be subject to availability.

If I edit my registration more than once, will I be disqualified?
No, you won’t be disqualified. If you edit your registration more than once to correct a mistake, such as changing the show you previously selected, we only keep the last registration that you submitted.

I received a registration confirmation email, does that mean I will get tickets?
No, registration does not guarantee tickets. The registration confirmation email is simply to inform you that we have received your information and will be working to verify your account. 

A second email will be sent the day before the Verified Fan Presale letting you know if you will receive a unique access code or if you’ve been placed on the waitlist.

When will I receive an email letting me know if I’ll receive a unique access code or be placed on the waitlist?
On the evening of Tuesday, April 4, you’ll receive an email confirming whether you’ve been verified and whether you’ve also been selected to participate in the Verified Fan Presale.  If you are verified and selected, you will also receive a text with your personal access code.

When submitting my registration, I received a six-digit authentication code from Ticketmaster. Can I use this code to purchase tickets during the Verified Fan Presale?
No, that code was sent to you to verify your phone number at registration. It is not a unique Verified Fan code and cannot be used to purchase tickets.

Does registering mean I get a Verified Fan access code?
No. Registration for Verified Fan allows Ticketmaster to authenticate your account and places your request into a lottery-style process to determine which registered Verified Fans get an access code and which fans are placed on the waitlist. Access to tickets is not guaranteed.

If you’re selected, you’ll receive a unique access code and link to the sale via text message. If you aren’t selected, you’ll be automatically placed on a waitlist and may be invited to join the sale if tickets remain.

Does getting an access code mean I will get tickets?
No. Receiving an access code means that you’ll have the opportunity to join the sale. Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis so they may sell out.