Saturday night, we had a Bad Bunny-themed Halloween party. We were very much not alone in this. I am told that there were six other Bad Bunny-themed parties in San Francisco this weekend, and four of them were on Saturday.
Despite this, our party sold out the day before; and then we put more tickets on sale; and then it sold out again early in the day. It also sold more than 4× as many advance tickets as any of our other Halloween weekend events.
Reader, I am baffled by this, as I have never heard of Bad Bunny.
I mean, except for the fact that we've done a few parties with this theme, and people keep showing up by the thousands. And no, I'm not going to spoil it by googling him. I'm gonna see how long I can let this ride.
Anyway, what do you think happens when the ticket page changes to say:
If you guessed "we start getting text messages", you are perceptive and wise. A sampling:
- "Hi! I was going to buy 2 Bad Bunny tickets wayyyy earlier today but had to wait to get my wallet. I finally got access to it but I see that tickets are sold out online. Is it possible to buy some of the limited at-door tickets? If not, what time do you advise we arrive to have a good chance at the door? Thank you!"
- "hi. i was trying to purchase the bad bunny ticket but it says sold out. how limited are tickets at the door?"
"any chance one can be put on hold?" - "Hi. Is there any tickets available for the bad bunny event tonight?"
- "Hi are their still going yo be tickets at the front door?"
- "Hey there! Do you still have tickets for the show tonight at the door?"
- "hey i seen the tickets are sold out but what are the chances of getting one more ticket for a friend, we already have a group going in! pls let me know!"
- "Hello will there be door ticket sales?"
"For bad bunny" - "Hi! My name is Nicole, I'm interested in attending your event tonight, October 29th. I saw online that it is sold out. Are tickets being sold at the door? Is there a line to get in?"
And the best one, the absolute best one, at 12:40 AM on a sold out Saturday night:
- "Is there a line right now"
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Equally confusing, apparently has nothing to do with furries. Figured it was similar to Frolic.
Equally confusing, apparently has nothing to do with Frank from Donnie Darko. I was imagining a whole nightclub full of them - now that's what I call a hallowe'en party!
Sadly the crowd is, I would assume, nothing like the Gram Rabbit crowd.
A sold-out show with people clamoring for tickets. What a wonderful problem to have.
Halloween doesn't seem to be an integral part of Bad Bunny, so perhaps more shows with this theme can be equally successful.
Definitely not complaining. Just confused.
I have no idea either but is this something you could run on a regular basis?