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All standing tickets for Jennifer Lopez’s concert have already sold out. Many people have purchased tickets that include a meet and greet with the star, reported Világgazdaság.
Earlier, we also reported that Jennifer Lopez will perform in Budapest for the first time this summer. The Hungarian audience will be able to see the pop icon live on Sunday, July 20 in the MVM Dome.
Tickets for the concert range from 49,000 forints (120 euros) for seated areas to 95,000 forints (233 euros) for premium standing spots. For 610,000 forints (1,496 euros), fans can also meet the star. All standing tickets for the concert have now sold out.
The prices are set by the production itself.
The ticket prices are this high because the production is so expensive — there has not been a show this costly in Hungary recently,”
said Gábor Guba, owner of Green Stage Production, in an interview with Fókusz. The report reveals that Jennifer Lopez’s fee is the main reason for the high ticket prices, as the production receives the majority of the revenue. Moreover, the singer’s agency imposed strict requirements on the organizers. The concert organizer shared that: the catering for the production must be Michelin-star level, they specified which hotels are acceptable for the performers’ rest, a list was sent detailing the type of furniture Jennifer Lopez should have in her suite, as well as other required accessories.
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The organizer added that most tickets sold out very quickly, and
80% of buyers were Hungarian, with a total of twenty people purchasing the so-called “meet and greet” tickets, which allow fans to meet the performer.
It was revealed that the Hungarian organizers had been trying to bring Jennifer Lopez to Budapest for years. “Since we have a very good relationship with the agent, and we showed consistent interest and effort over five years to make the concert happen, we were honored to have Budapest specifically added to the tour,” said Gábor Guba.
The Up All Night tour will have six European stops: in addition to Türkiye, she will perform in Spain — where she will take the stage a total of seven times — as well as in Italy, Poland, Romania, and Hungary.
Via Világgazdaság, Fókusz; Featured picture: Wikipedia