How these Swifties spent $600 each on last-minute tickets to Taylor Swift’s Toronto concert

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After failed attempts at securing the long-awaited “Eras Tour” concert tickets in Toronto, Alexis Abou-Chalha thought she was out of luck. However, when Ticketmaster surprised fans with additional seats before the six-show series started, they were able to snag last minute tickets.

“We both got waitlisted, so we were super, super bummed,” Chala said about the experience. “And then by the time it was two weeks ago, we were kind of convinced like maybe we’re not actually going to go, but then they finally announced that they released more tickets last week…I immediately ran to Ticketmaster, couldn’t get in, but I was lucky enough that I was able to get into the queue, and I got the tickets within the last week or so.

However, the Mississauga girls said that they were able to get their tickets at, what they believe, to be a semi-reasonable price. “Honestly it feels fake,” she said. “I feel like once we get downtown tonight it’ll start hitting us just because it’s been such a last-minute thing, and we haven’t really been able to mentally prepare going. It’s super exciting, we’re really excited to be going.”Cold case that puzzled Toronto-area police for nearly half a century cracked.

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