You are 28,793 in line! Coldplay tickets selling like hotcakes in Mumbai

September 15, 2016 12:45

Coldplay, the British indie band, are coming to Mumbai on November 19 as part of the Global Citizen initiative is old news.

And days after the announcement was made, another decision was made that the tickets for the show, which is guranteed to bring in huge crowds, would be free!

All you had to do to get your hands on those prized tickets was participate in the activities chalked out by Global Citizen to bring social change in India as they launch a 15-year-long campaign in India.

However, for those who are impatient, BookmyShow began selling tickets today at 12 am. But, be ready to wait in queue as the tickets for the show are selling out.

When we checked, the Rs 5,000 entry passes had already sold out and the window for the Rs 7,500 had started.

But waiting is the name of the game as there were around 28,000 people ahead of us!

So, by the time you might get your pass, don't be surprised if it is as expensive as Rs 50,000.

We advise you keep your credit card at the ready!

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