Fans camp out in front of Jeunesse Arena to buy tickets for RBD concert

Since Sunday, fans have been waiting in line to secure tickets. Pre-sales started this Tuesday, but official sales only start on the 27th Fans camp in front of the Jeunesse Arena to buy tickets for the RBD group show

Since last Sunday (01/22), fans of the Mexican group RBD have been camped out in front of the Jeunesse Arena to try to secure tickets for the group's show, which will take place in November. This Tuesday (01/24), some people have already managed to acquire tickets in the pre-sale, while others remain in line until the 27th, when official sales open.

Izabelle Alves, 24 years old, is a student and was camped out until she got the tickets this Tuesday, in the pre-sale: "when RBD announced the tour and that it would only have two shows in Latin America, I already imagined that it would be crazy to buy the tickets and so it was. It got even more difficult when they announced that the pre-sale would be through the BRB bank. They didn't handle the demand and took a long time to approve people's cards. I couldn't get it through the bank, I'm glad I have a friend who has this card, but only debit, so I had to queue. My group was the second to arrive, we arrived on Sunday (01/22) at 4 pm. The first group had been there since January 19, when the RBD announced the return", he said.

She explained. how it worked. "We formed a group of 6 people. and took turns. While one went to work or at home to rest, the other stayed in line. On the first day (Sunday) of camping, it was very hot, so it was very difficult , but the night was peaceful. On Monday it was very hot and it rained a lot too, we had a lot of trouble. That day the residents also denounced our camp because they said we would stay there until November, but that was a lie, the show will not even be there , it doesn't make the slightest sense. The morning of Monday to Tuesday was the most difficult day. A car drove by shouting offensive and prejudiced words. That same car attacked us throwing stones. It was very heavy. We were feeling insecure and called the police who stayed making rounds near the place". Izabelle also said that,

Tickets for a closer look at the group's reunion on stage cost between R$195 and R$850. The concert in Rio de Janeiro will take place on November 19, at the Nilton Santos Olympic Stadium. Anahi, Christian Chavez, Christopher Uckermann, Dulce Maria and Maite Perroni will participate in the project. Of the original band, only Alfonso Herrera will not be present.