Alright, let’s talk about getting those Stray Kids tickets for the San Francisco show. It feels like ages ago now, but I remember the whole process quite vividly.
Finding Out and Getting Ready
So, first off, I heard the tour announcement. Like everyone else, probably saw it blow up online. The San Francisco date caught my eye immediately. Knew I had to try and go. The next step, naturally, was figuring out when these tickets would actually go on sale. Found the date and time, marked it down everywhere – phone calendar, sticky notes, you name it.
Then came the pre-sale stuff. Had to figure out if there was a fanclub pre-sale, a venue pre-sale, or just the general sale. Signed up for anything I could, just to improve my chances, you know? Checked which ticketing platform they were using. Usually it’s the big one, Ticketmaster, so I made sure my account was up to date. Payment info saved, logged in beforehand, all that jazz. You gotta prepare for battle!
The Actual Sale Day Madness
Come sales day, I was ready. Or so I thought. Logged in way early. Like, an hour before. Got into that waiting room thing they do. Stared at that little walking man icon for what felt like an eternity. It’s always nerve-wracking just sitting there, hoping you get a good spot in the queue.
Finally, the queue started moving. My heart was pounding, seriously. When it was my turn, I got thrown onto the seat map page. And wow, it was chaos. Seats disappearing faster than I could even click on them. Blue dots turning gray in milliseconds. It was intense.
- Tried clicking on some lower bowl seats – gone.
- Tried for another section – gone.
- Saw some decent ones pop up again, clicked frantically.
It felt like playing whack-a-mole, but way more stressful because, you know, it’s Stray Kids! I kept getting error messages like “another fan beat you to these tickets”. Let me tell you, that message is frustrating.
Securing the Tickets (Finally!)
I started clicking on basically anything that looked available in the sections I wanted. Didn’t have time to be too picky at that point. After a few tries, FINALLY, got a pair of tickets into my cart. Success!
Then came the checkout rush. You know how they give you that timer? Raced through the payment process, double-checking the details but doing it fast. Clicked confirm. Waited for that confirmation screen and email. When it popped up saying “Congratulations”, I could finally breathe. Felt like I’d run a marathon.
So yeah, that was my adventure getting Stray Kids SF tickets. A bit stressful, a bit chaotic, but managed to pull through in the end. Definitely an experience!
