Fans Don't Get Tickets, Taylor Swift Opens Voice

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JAKARTA - Taylor Swift's ticket sales on Ticketmaster became violent after her official website went down. This makes many fans not get tickets to watch their idols.

Fans then flocked to report to Taylor Swift. Because many fans claim to continue to experience long queues to enter the purchase site.

Realizing this, Taylor Swift raised her voice about this. He admitted that he tried to provide the best experience for fans, from buying tickets to watching concerts.

"I've always asked this SPECIFIC to improve fan experience by doing it yourself with my team who cares about fans like me too," Taylor Swift wrote on Friday, November 18.

"It's hard for me to entrust an outside entity with this loyalty and relationship, tortureing me to just watch mistakes happen without any other means," he continued.

Taylor Swift and the team are working on how things like this can be resolved. Without mentioning the ticket seller, Swift admitted that they were willing to handle ticket sales.

"I'm not going to make excuses for anyone because we asked them, many times, if they can handle this kind of request and we believe they can," Swift continued.

"It's amazing that 2.4 million people get tickets, but I'm really annoyed that a lot of them feel like going through so much difficulty getting them," he added.

"For those who don't get tickets, all I can say is I hope to give us all more opportunities to get together and sing these songs," Taylor Swift concluded.

Taylor Swift opened ticket sales for The Era Tour in North America. But the Ticketmaster site is a error due to the large number of people trying to get into the site.

There is a high demand for Taylor Swift's ticket purchase. Hundreds of thousands of tickets have been sold. If you get a ticket, you've got it," Ticketmaster wrote on the same day.

"If you're in a queue, please. The queue is going on and we're trying to connect with fans as quickly as possible," he continued.