Overview
- Ticket sales opened using unique, personal access codes that are being emailed in staggered batches between 24 and 27 September, with three timed on‑sale windows for UK shows running across Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
- Only fans who pre‑registered by 17 September can buy through the ballot; each code is tied to the registrant’s email, allows up to four tickets, and gives access to a single allocated sales window.
- Organisers set fixed standard UK prices between £71.50 and £266.60, limited official resale to Ticketmaster resale or Twickets at face value, and warned that codes not sent from oasis@openstageit.com are fraudulent.
- Early buyer reports say the first 9am window on Friday, September 25 was broadly smoother than the chaotic 2025 sale though some users hit technical glitches and many registrants have not yet received codes.
- Within hours of the first window, unauthorised secondary sites listed tickets at highly inflated prices (examples reported up to about £7,267), prompting organisers to warn fans, threaten cancellations for rule breaches, and signal closer enforcement of resale rules.