Huge Mistake in New Taylor Swift Tickets

Taylor Swift fans waiting for one last chance to secure a ticket to her upcoming Eras Tour concerts will be sorely disappointed as a ticket offer has been withdrawn.

Eagle-eyed fans have noticed that Accor is offering new Category A tickets and suite packages for the singer’s next four concerts in Sydney next February.

The offer of tickets that can be purchased with Accor Reward points was presented on its website until early Thursday afternoon.

Promised to go on sale October 3, Category A tickets would have cost fans 12,000 Rewards points, Suite packages cost 35,000 points and to participate in a points auction, you had to pay 1,000 points.

Taylor Swift Night 2 | The Eras Tour - Kansas City, MO — Millions of Taylor Swift fans tried to get tickets to her concerts in Australia, but many were disappointed when they couldn’t get them. Photo: Getty Images

This offer was displayed on the Accor website until Thursday afternoon. The web page is no longer working. — This offer for Taylor Swift tickets was posted on the Accor website until Thursday afternoon. The webpage is no longer working.

There were also offers for other shows that could be purchased with Rewards points. — The webpage also featured offers for other concerts, including The Weeknd’s upcoming After Hours Til Dawn world tour.

A spokesperson for Accor Stadium told NCA Newswire that the stadium was not aware of the new ticket release.

They were unable to answer questions about why the offer was featured on Accor’s loyalty program website.

Frontier Touring also released a statement following the error, stating that tickets would not be available through the ACCOR Live Limitless program.

“ACCOR is not licensed for this activity and has confirmed that it will remove this offer immediately,” a Frontier Touring spokesperson said in a statement.

“We remind fans that the only safe and approved way to obtain tickets is through the tour’s official ticketing agency, Ticketek.”

Fans looking to purchase resale tickets will have to wait a little longer until Ticketek sets up its official marketplace.

Originally scheduled to be available from September 4, the ticket seller has not revealed a new date for its resale event.

“Fans will have ample opportunity to place tickets on sale ahead of the tour,” Ticketek says on its website.

The website hopes to weed out resellers who are infamous for charging exorbitant prices for reselling tickets.

Ticketek has promised that its resale platform will cap prices at 10% above initial costs.

The cheapest seat at Swift’s show costs $79.90 each, while those in Reserve A pay $379.90.

Standard tickets for shows range from $79.90 for the cheapest seats to $379.90 for Reserve A seats.

VIP packages cost up to $1,249.90 for the premium package, which gives the ticket holder a guaranteed reserve A seat as well as a tote bag and other items.

Hundreds of thousands of fans have been left heartbroken after missing out on tickets to his upcoming concerts in Melbourne and Sydney.

Many waited hours in digital queues for their chance, only to find that the number of spots had sold out.

Ticket sellers have seen “unprecedented” demand for the shows, with more than four million eager fans breaking the Australian record for people trying to buy concert tickets.