Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine ticket presale was supposed to be a beautiful moment for her fans across the world, but it quickly turned into a full-out war. After tickets dropped, Arianators found themselves stuck in queues. A lot of them watched the tickets sell out before their eyes. As the concert chaos created a social media war, fans became undeniably frustrated. Many of the fans are blaming resellers and demanding that Grande’s team add more dates.
Ticket Queue Freakout: Fans React to the Ticketmaster Resellers
Here’s a fan who captured the screenshot of the seat map and posted it, indicating how almost all seats were available on Ticketmaster for almost three times the regular price. The fact that Grande’s camp hasn’t stepped in yet is what’s making most people so angry. Fans feel that the system isn’t on their side after years of waiting to hear her sing live.
Ariana’s Response to the Eternal Sunshine Resellers
Grande penned a message to her fans regarding how angry she is with resellers. Grande commented, “I hear you and hopefully, we’ll be able to get more of these tickets into your hands instead of theirs. It’s not right.” She promised that her team works day and night in an effort to fix the problem and to return the tickets to real fans.
Eternal Chaos – $1.3 Million for a Nosebleed Seat?
Then you have this resale listing, with the price making our jaw drop. A nosebleed seat for Grande’s Eternal Sunshine tour being resold for $1.3 million is proof that the ticket game has gone completely off the rails. The resale market is pushing regular fans out of the experience, and making this tour the center of a new kind of concert chaos.
A nosebleed seat to one of Ariana Grande’s sold-out 'eternal sunshine tour' shows is being resold for $1.3 MILLION. pic.twitter.com/wJHITSJKsj
— Buzzing Pop (@BuzzingPop) September 11, 2025
Sabrina Carpenter Fights Back Against Ticket Resellers
This isn’t the first pop star who has had to send their forces out to stop ticket resellers. Sabrina Carpenter took matters into her own hands for her Short n’ Sweet tour after seeing tickets end up in scalpers’ hands. Carpenter said that only verified supporters would be able to purchase additional tickets.
With so many fans not being able to afford tickets and having to pay exorbitant amounts, the demands for actual change are increasing. The industry has a choice to make. Change is long overdue, and fans all over the world are waiting to see what the future holds.
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