Lady Gaga Announces 2020 Tour Dates

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The opportunity for fans located outside the country hosting the event may vary from event to event. We recommend visiting Ticketmaster or the official site of the artist, team or show to learn more.  Note: we may limit the availability of the Site or any service or product described on the Site to any person or geographic area at any time. Please visit our Terms and Conditions for more information about access outside of the U.S.

Depending on the event, there may be more options to shop. To learn more about additional ticket sales, visit Ticketmaster and check out the event page.

No. Access codes are never guaranteed, and due to anticipated demand and limited supply, fans are selected at random to receive an invitation to shop for tickets.

No. Only one registration is required and registering more than once won’t increase your opportunity to receive an invitation.

No. Access codes will never be listed for sale from Ticketmaster and you should never trust a code being listed for sale. Invitations and access codes are only distributed by Ticketmaster to fans invited to the sale, based on demand and ticket availability, and tied to your unique Ticketmaster account so can only be used by the original recipient.

No. You won’t be disqualified. If you edit your registration more than once to correct a mistake, such as an incorrectly selected show, we only keep the last registration that you submitted.

It means that we successfully received your registration. The email is simply to inform you of that. It doesn’t however, guarantee you’ll receive an invitation or access code to shop. Once we get closer to the Verified Fan ticket sale, you’ll receive an email with additional information about your invitation status.

If you are verified and invited to shop, you can expect to receive an access code the night before the sale. This should come in the form of a text message that includes your code and a link to shop for tickets. 

Note: The invitation process may vary from event to event, and invitations are based on demand and ticket availability.

No. Receiving an access code means that you’ll have the opportunity to shop for tickets. However, the ability to purchase tickets is determined by supply and demand, and is not guaranteed. Tickets are available on a first come, first served basis.

No. Your invitation and access code is just for you, connected to your Ticketmaster account and cannot be shared.

Unfortunately, invitations and access codes are based on the number of fans interested in going (demand) and the number of tickets the Event Organizer provides Ticketmaster to sell (ticket availability) and in cases where demand exceeds ticket supply, fans are selected at random to receive an invitation to shop.

Due to extremely high demand and limited invitations, we are sometimes unable to confirm your access for Verified Fan ticket sales. In that case, you will be notified via email that you’ve been added to the Waitlist. Being on the Waitlist ensures that you will be notified should additional invitations become available and you are invited to shop. In that case, we will notify you via text message. 

Please keep in mind any additional ticket inventory will be extremely limited and tickets are available on a first come, first served basis.

Keep your phone close by as your text notification can come at any time after the sale begins. When notified, you’ll receive two text messages: The first one has the link to the sale, and the second contains your unique access code. (You’ll also want to closely watch your email just in case there are text delivery issues. In that case we’ll email your access code details to the address you use for your Ticketmaster account.)

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While we suggest you purchase as soon as you are able, we understand there may be some planning involved. Please refer to the event details for exact purchase times and keep in mind that tickets are available on a first come, first served basis.

Ticket limits vary depending on the event. Please refer to your registration confirmation email, the official artist, team, or show website, or the event page on Ticketmaster for more details.

As soon as ticket prices become available to us, we’ll provide that information on the Ticketmaster event page. In some cases, ticket prices may not be available until the day you shop, and is subject to change. Fees and taxes will apply.

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Please only open one tab when you are shopping for tickets. In the event you are able to register for multiple shows on a tour, you may open one tab, per show that you are shopping for.

Note: Opening multiple tabs to shop for tickets to the same show may result in errors and/or limit you from shopping during the sale.

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No. The tickets will be in the Ticketmaster account used to purchase. If someone else purchases tickets for you, then you, (as the person attending) should register during the registration window. When it’s time to shop, make sure you’re signed into the correct account to avoid any confusion and then have the person purchasing enter their payment information during checkout.

Yes. Ticketmaster makes it easy to send tickets between Ticketmaster accounts; however, rules may vary from event to event, so please review the terms when you register. Learn more about sending tickets with Ticketmaster Ticket Transfer.

To learn how to send tickets between Ticketmaster accounts, please go here.

Your ticket delivery method must be selected at the time of purchase. Common options include SafeTix (a new mobile ticket), traditional Mobile Tickets (using a QR code), Print-at-Home and Mail Delivery. Will Call may also be available, including for international purchasers (including Canada).

Note: Supported delivery methods may vary depending on the event.

Many unofficial sellers will list tickets before they even go on sale. This practice is called speculative listing and fans should not trust resellers claiming to have tickets. Those speculative listings are not real tickets in hand. Beware of these sellers. Learn more about spec tickets here.