Ticket reservations were initially only restricted to people with memberships, but the reservations were all sold out after only a few days. Tickets for general mashabiki without memberships began selling on January 10th.
mashabiki used ticket sale systems online and ticket shops to purchase their tickets, which quickly led to selling a total of 6000 tickets.
However, due to the vast influx of ticket orders, many mashabiki are currently experiencing difficulties in trying to get hold of a tamasha ticket through the online ticket sales system. mashabiki have expressed their dissatisfaction with the tamasha management service, as the online system is taking $5 USD zaidi than the original price.
“We Lost control of the sudden situation and the ticket sales system is currently suffering some difficulties. We are cooperating the best we can to call each consumer regarding replacement tickets. The total number of admission tickets has not changed, and the tamasha has not yet been sold out,” stated a representative.
It seems like the chance of a shabiki getting hold of a ticket has been greatly reduced, as the representative said, “Currently, it is difficult for mashabiki to purchase a tamasha ticket.”
