 And, while getting in the virtual queue, some fans complained about the wait as one said: "F**k... Just 187,000 people ahead of me. I'm not going to get to see @peterkay_co_uk live". "don't think I will be getting any @peterkay_co_uk tickets then," a second wrote. And a third said: "So I'm in a queue, for a queue!!! It let me through on one of them and then threw me out at 10am and started this again. Not cool!!! @peterkay_co_uk #peterkaytour". Ahead of the general release, O2 Priority customers faced difficulties in purchasing pre-sale tickets for the stand-up tour. The mobile network revealed they had experienced the "highest demand" in 15 years. O2 tweeted on Friday: "We're seeing unprecedented demand for Peter Kay tickets & we know a lot of you can't access Priority. Sorry, we're working on it. Please be patient; this is by far the highest demand we've ever seen for Priority Tickets in 15 years. The presale lasts for 48h so keep checking." Meanwhile, the much-loved comedian shared a statement on his own){kind=link}
The tickets for comedian Peter Kay’s comeback tour in 2023 went on sale on Saturday morning and saw fans rushing to get tickets online to see the much-loved comedian perform once more
The release of Peter Kay’s tour tickets saw fans rushing in their thousands to get tickets for his highly-anticipated tour this morning.
As tickets were released, more than 200,000 fans flocked to the website to get their hands on the chance to see the comic on tour and his London residency.
Comedian Peter, 49, announced his comedy touring comeback â which will be his set of first live gigs in 12 years â earlier this week.
Peter will be embarking on a huge arena tour across the UK next year, with performances in London, Liverpool, Belfast and more.