Eyal Golan announces a fourth show at Bloomfield Stadium, and the links to bypass the queues have been blocked. From the moment the singer’s huge show was announced, interested parties began to look for ways to make money at the expense of the show – not through brokers, but through the sale of a link that shortens the line for sale.
Mako learned that following complaints received by Golan’s people and “Kofut Tel Aviv”, the matter was investigated and blocked. Officials privy to the details said in a conversation with mako that the links were blocked as soon as they found them. “It was a few minutes, maybe 10 minutes, and then the link was blocked,” said the same sources. They add that “there is a situation where this is a hacker who found a way to shorten the queue, in any case the matter is settled”.
As you may remember, after Golan announced a show at Bloomfield Stadium, tens of thousands waited for their turn on the site to buy a ticket – and in the course of one day, Golan and his people opened two more shows, which were also completely sold out within a few hours. Today (Monday), following the demand, Golan announced that he is opening a fourth show at the Tel Aviv Stadium, on June 18.
Yesterday, in a statement on Golan’s behalf, they claimed that 90,000 tickets were sold for the singer’s shows and that 100,000 people are still waiting on the waiting list to purchase tickets for the show – but they have not yet committed to a fourth show: “The production is checking the feasibility of holding a fourth show subject to constraints and availability at the stadium,” it was written yesterday. Today the announcement has officially arrived.
In a conversation with mako, many potential ticket buyers complained yesterday about the impossible queues at the online ticket offices: I was in line for an hour, there were over 70 thousand people in front of me, when it got to a few thousand it threw me out and I was unable to purchase,” complained a young woman from the southern region who was interested in purchasing Card. On behalf of Golan they said: “We are aware of the great demand and the heavy load at the box office, we are working to provide an answer for everyone and guarantee that patience will pay off.
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