Justin Bieber held yesterday, September 16, his first concert in Regina, Canada, where tickets were not printed on paper. The fans needed a credit card to access your ticket at the Center Bandt.
"Me and my friends were screaming and jumping up and down," said Karlyn Ursu, a teenager 13 years with the animated show.
"The sale of tickets for the Elton John concert sold out in less than 10 minutes. And we anticipate that this will be very similar, "predicted Neil Donnelly, vice president of events and entertainment for Evraz Place.
"Get in Tickemaster.ca as quickly as possible," Donnelly recommended to buyers of tickets. A reduced pre-sales of tickets were available only to members of the fan club of Justin Bieber.
For the first time, the paperless tickets were available in Regina. About 30% of the premium seats were sold in a different way than the paper, said Donnelly.
Credit cards to enter the show could only be caught on the night of the show, the person who bought them, she should take the credit card used to purchase the ticket and identity card to enter the show.
"This ensures that people who buy tickets are the only ones present at the show - so it is not happening at the hands of brokers or in the hands of scalpers or placed on the resale market," he said.
Even with no paper tickets, and ticket limits in place, Donnelly admits that people were still unhappy. "When you have a show where demand will exceed the supply of tickets, you have to run into some challenges," he said.
The Brandt Centre has a capacity of about 6,000.
Donnelly gave this advice to parents present at the show: Use earplugs!
"It will be a show extremely high - not much of a view of the stage, but from a public perspective," he said. "The audience is actually louder than the sound system that they have"
Ursu and her friends use Twitter to contact Bieber, who is currently one of the biggest names in pop music. They asked the teen sensation to come to Regina, but Ursu acknowledged that really did not think he would.
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