Tramlines 2025

[Long Season]

Will there be more day tickets available tomorrow I assume?

[dotdash79]

4 minutes ago, Long Season said:

Will there be more day tickets available tomorrow I assume?

Nope that is it

[Long Season]

shite, would have thought presale would have had an allocation before releasing the rest for general sale the following day

[dotdash79]

Just now, Long Season said:

shite, would have thought presale would have had an allocation before releasing the rest for general sale the following day

https://tramlines.seetickets.com/event/tramlines-2025/hillsborough-park/3115890?pre=pre

 

If you are willing to buy the VIP  tickets you should still be able to get some

[Long Season]

Does this not make the presale just a thinly veiled general sale?

[sheffinghell]

3 minutes ago, Long Season said:

Does this not make the presale just a thinly veiled general sale?

No, not really. They've always done this. There were still tickets available for all days in late March last year. Just depends on the pull of the headline act, and Pulp are up there as one of the biggest. Their arena dates in 2023 sold out equally as quickly.

Edited 2 hours ago by sheffinghell

[Long Season]

14 minutes ago, sheffinghell said:

No, not really. They've always done this. There were still tickets available for all days in late March last year. Just depends on the pull of the headline act, and Pulp are up there as one of the biggest. Their arena dates in 2023 sold out equally as quickly.

Understandable, I got tickets for 2023 so at least I've seen them. My only digression still is that if all of the tickets are available on the presale, then what does that make the general sale? Apologies, only from my understanding is that when an event has a presale, it's a % of the tickets available to those with special access before the rest go to the general public 

Edited 2 hours ago by Long Season

[sheffinghell]

19 minutes ago, Long Season said:

Understandable, I got tickets for 2023 so at least I've seen them. My only digression still is that if all of the tickets are available on the presale, then what does that make the general sale? Apologies, only from my understanding is that when an event has a presale, it's a % of the tickets available to those with special access before the rest go to the general public 

This is slightly fairer than a regular pre-sale in that it's available to anyone keen enough to sign up, rather than being limited to e.g. those with an amex card. It's a marketing ploy really to get some hype going. I think there still weekend tickets available and a few Friday VIPs, or you could try the resale sites a bit later on - Tixel and Twickets only allow cost price plus a small fee, and there are always people who find they cannot go for some reason.

[dotdash79]

If we get Glastonbury tickets in the resale and pulp are playing we are most likely to sell our tickets. 

[Long Season]

26 minutes ago, Long Season said:

Understandable, I got tickets for 2023 so at least I've seen them. My only digression still is that if all of the tickets are available on the presale, then what does that make the general sale? Apologies, only from my understanding is that when an event has a presale, it's a % of the tickets available to those with special access before the rest go to the general public

Aye fair enough, I thought most presales were through a sign up process such as Oasis etc, though do see see the more exclusive ones from time to time (O2, barclays n what have you). Just felt a little misleading, though I haven't particularly followed tramlines previously. As a very regular concert attendee though I would say that the usual status quo of a presale is what I described previously. 

 

Anyway, no use crying over spilt milk. Hopefully twickets comes through strong 🫡