One attendee who was denied entry said she spent more than $1,000 on tickets, lodging, and flights from New York.
The woman and her companion claimed they and others had been told there were no more seats at the venue. One of the women also claimed she had spent $1,000 on tickets, lodging, and flights from New York.
Both women then said they wanted Kirk to know there was an issue and stated:"This is not how you treat your supporters." Since being shared, the post has been viewed more than 596,200 times and liked on 4,250 occasions across multiple Twitter accounts that retweeted the clip. According to Turning Point Action's website, adult tickets for the event cost between $400 and $950 for regular and VIP access, respectively. Regular student tickets cost $250, and a VIP student ticket set the customer back $800.did not find any posts by Charlie Kirk or Turning Point Action's social media accounts that addressed claims people could not enter the venue.
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