Fans around the world went online looking to secure tickets to Queen Bey’s tour, and some fans may have no other choice than to swallow their pride and pay the huge costs if they want to see her show.
"If you’re going to spend $800, why would you not milk it as much as possible?"
Ticketmaster tried to prevent possible web crashes with the demand for Beyoncé's"Renaissance" tour exceeding available tickets by more than 800%. "I don’t think that what Ticketmaster has done in the United States post-pandemic is sustainable for their business because they’ve made a lot of people upset," Schnelle said.
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