Justin Bieber performs live at the Opera House in Oslo, Norway.
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Scalpers are on standby as Justin Bieber concert tickets have already found
their way onto local websites, being sold at a premium price of Dh2,500.
Indeed, next year’s May 4 Bieber concert that has UAE tweens in a tizzy, is already turning into a money making enterprise for those who snapped up tickets in advance.
The latest from organisers Done Events is that the Premium Standing tickets at Dh500 have also sold out, following the mad rush for the fan pit ones that were sold at Dh1000.
All that now remains is the regular standing category at Dh350, which may not last long enough.
While the physical tickets will be delivered in March next year, advertisements for Bieber tickets selling at a premium have already popped up on websites.
Dubizzle.com is one of the first that has a banner ad that sees one selling three fan pit tickets at an additional cost of Dh1,500.
Indeed, next year’s May 4 Bieber concert that has UAE tweens in a tizzy, is already turning into a money making enterprise for those who snapped up tickets in advance.
The latest from organisers Done Events is that the Premium Standing tickets at Dh500 have also sold out, following the mad rush for the fan pit ones that were sold at Dh1000.
All that now remains is the regular standing category at Dh350, which may not last long enough.
While the physical tickets will be delivered in March next year, advertisements for Bieber tickets selling at a premium have already popped up on websites.
Dubizzle.com is one of the first that has a banner ad that sees one selling three fan pit tickets at an additional cost of Dh1,500.
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