Tickets for two shows at Hiram Bithorn Stadium went on sale today, August 19 exclusive to Banco Popular credit or debit card holders on PRticket.com, which is the primary ticketing platform for the venue. Unlike last summer, there will be no ticket sales at the stadium, which also hosted World Baseball Classic games this past March.
These shows will put the finishing touches on a record-breaking world tour, which never set foot in the United States. Bad Bunny also hits the stage this weekend as hundreds of thousands of Puerto Rico residents - including many in the San Juan metropolitan area - are experiencing water rationing. No doubt, Bad Bunny will have something to say about that critical issue.
Earlier this month, the mayor of San Juan, Miguel Romero, claimed that Bad Bunny’s representation reserved three dates - August 21-23 - for these concerts, so maybe there will be a third concert as well.
The Lebron Effect
Last month in Philadelphia, some 76er fans physically went to Xfinity Mobile Arena to look into season tickets after Lebron James signed a two-year deal with the team. A roster with James, Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey has driven secondary market prices through the roof — but NBA single-game tickets do not go on sale until September.
If you are curious, here are the top five most expensive 76ers games in South Philly this coming season, according to Ticketdata.com:
TBD at 76ers (if necessary), December 9 - starting at $662 per seat
Cleveland Cavaliers at 76ers, October 22 - starting at $324 per seat
Los Angeles Lakers at 76ers, March 4 - starting at $322 per seat
NBA Cup: New York Knicks at 76ers, October 30 - starting at $308 per seat
San Antonio Spurs at 76ers, March 21 - starting at $271 per seat
The World Champion New York Knicks host the 76ers at Madison Square Garden on October 20. The least expensive ticket for that home opener is an eye-popping $1,760 per seat.
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