Queue
How the queues for concert tickets are set up remains a mystery. It is not entirely clear whether you have to be there very early, or whether you are thrown into a random place in the queue at the start of the sale.
What is certain is that it helps to have multiple screens on. That way you can get different places in the queue, and maybe even a nice one at the front of the line!
Credit card
It may sound too simple for words, but since the concerts are in the UK and Ireland, you have to pay for the tickets with a credit card. So make sure that you have arranged one yourself before Saturday morning, or know someone who you can borrow the credit card from. Make sure that the owner knows about it too, just as handy.
Login
Another one that many people overlook: logging into your account ahead of time. Make sure you log into your account tonight or tomorrow morning. This will prevent any possible rage attacks during two-step verification at the crucial moment.
NB!
Because these tickets are so highly sought after, strict one-time rules have been introduced to give everyone the best possible chance of success. You are allowed to spend a maximum of four get tickets. But compared to other shows, Ticketmaster has decided that only a maximum of four tickets have been purchased per email, credit card, name and account.
So if you bought tickets on two accounts, but put this on one credit card, email address or name, then you could be really unlucky. Because Ticketmaster will then rely on the fact to cancel all your tickets, without mercy. It could easily ensure that you cannot go to Oasis, so follow the rules so that you can enjoy yourself next year.
