The Coldplay concert at Zayed Sports City Stadium, Abu Dhabi is set to go down as one of the most anticipated shows in the UAE, with tickets from pre-sale registration going live tomorrow, September 25 at 12pm. Here’s everything you need to know about the ticket prices, seating plan, and more.
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Coldplay in Abu Dhabi tickets
If you are one of the hundreds of thousands who have registered for the pre-sale of the Coldplay concert in Abu Dhabi as part of the band’s Music of the Spheres World Tour, it’s safe to say that 12pm on September 25 means go-time for you. Ahead of the pre-sale and general sale of the tickets on September 27, organizers have released all the official categories in which purchases can be made. Tickets start at AED 195 for Standard seating, going up to AED 1,495 for the deluxe package with a host of benefits. See the full list of categories below:
Standard: AED195
Bronze: AED295
Restricted View: AED395
General Admission Standing: AED395
Silver: AED495
Gold: AED595
Ruby: AED695
Premium: AED995
Deluxe: AED1,495
According to Live Nation, more packages offering exclusive experiences will be available. Some of the perks of these include enjoy early access to the venue, special behind-the-scenes tours, and exclusive Coldplay merchandise.
The venue and seating plan
While organizers are yet to reveal the official seating plan, a map of the Zayed Sports City Stadium offers a general view of what concertgoers can expect. As for capacity, the venue is known for being the largest stadium in the UAE with 45,000 seats.
The guest singer
The Music of the Spheres World Tour is bringing on a surprise musical act for every stop. While the band is yet to reveal the names, the guest singer for the Abu Dhabi concert will be Elyanna. The Palestinian-Chilean singer recently collaborated with Coldplay on a song titled “We Pray”, and also sung the Arabic version of the track will be featured on the band’s upcoming album on October 14.
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