South Africans Are Not Impressed With Ticket Prices For Kevin Hart's Comedy Show
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The ticket prices for Kevin Hart’s highly anticipated comedy show coming to South Africa have been revealed.The comedian and actor is gracing our stages as part of his Reality Check tour, which marks his return to Mzansi since his last check-in six years ago.notes that the early bird tickets were made available on Wednesday morning for Discover Bank clients, with pre-sale access only available for 48 hours.
The Gold VIP ticket with NFT comes with similar perks, although it also includes an invitation to the pre-show Kevin Hart VIP lounge which will include light appetizers and two drinks per person, as well as a “Reality Check” satin tour jacket. That ticket is located in the first five rows, while the most expensive package deal seats you right in the front.La ya?
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