Beyoncé Fan Demands $700 Refund After ‘Cowboy Carter Tour’ Shocker

Not everybody left Beyoncé‘s present feeling on prime of the world.

One annoyed fan is talking out after what they name “the worst concert experience of my life,” claiming they have been left fully blindsided, and practically $700 lighter, throughout Beyoncé’s latest present at SoFi Stadium.

From distorted sound to shockingly dangerous seating, the attendee says every part that might go improper, did.

“It turned out to be a waste of money,” the fan mentioned in a Daily Mail report, noting that whereas others snagged low-cost seats within the nosebleeds “for the same price as a McDonald’s meal,” they opted for pricier seats within the first elevation, simply above the ground, for a greater view of the celebrity’s blockbuster stage.

At $350 per ticket, the fan thought they have been investing in a once-in-a-lifetime experience. “I wanted to be close to the action and had been advised that these would be better than floor seats because I’d get an amazing view of Bey’s blockbuster stage production,” they mentioned.

“I was confident I’d found two of the best seats in the house,” they defined, regardless of being tempted to get one thing cheaper that was extra of their price range. “I couldn’t believe that I’d spent $700 for me and my friend to see Bey live, but she is the most awarded artist in Grammy history and has been lauded as the greatest performer to ever grace the stage.”

But the joy shortly turned to disappointment the second the present started.

As Beyoncé kicked issues off with “American Requiem,” an usher led the fan to their seat, and the view was something however flawless.

“Not only was there gigantic scaffolding in front of me blocking half the stage, right next to it was some kind of huge box-shaped structure with people on top that blocked another chunk of my view,” the fan recalled of their Daily Mail piece. “Surely there was some mistake?”

Despite spending hours researching the part on Ticketmaster and third-party websites, even scouring live performance pictures and customer reviews to make sure the view could be unobstructed, the attendee mentioned there was no warning about blocked sightlines.

“I frantically checked my tickets again to see if there had been some mention of an obstructed view that I’d missed, [but] there wasn’t,” they added. “I felt completely bamboozled.”

The fan mentioned they’ve attended loads of concert events earlier than and have been shocked there was no disclaimer. “They always warn you about obstructed views and the ticket price usually reflects that,” they mentioned.

While Beyoncé’s crew tried to make up for it by mounting a TV display to the again of the field, it didn’t assist a lot.

“I’d just traveled an hour (don’t even ask me how much the Uber cost!) and spent $700 for me and my friend to watch Beyoncé on a TV that was smaller than the screens some people have in their home theatres,” the fan fumed.

Adding insult to harm? Half the seats of their “sold-out” part have been abruptly empty.

“Apparently, people who had arrived early had complained and were moved,” the fan mentioned. “I tried to do the same and asked a staffer, but it was so loud we could barely communicate. She directed me downstairs, but then the floor staff wouldn’t let us through.”

But the chaos did not cease there.

“The stadium speakers were pointed directly at our section, making each one of Beyoncé’s hits deafeningly loud and distorted,” they added. “I’m not trying to sound like the quintessential Karen that complains that the concert is too noisy, but the audio from my seat was so blown out that Bey sounded like she was wailing into a toddler’s plastic karaoke machine at full blast.”

And simply after they thought issues couldn’t worsen, cue the freezing air con.

“I would’ve been warmer watching the show in an igloo,” the fan joked. “I’m sure the sound quality would be better, too.”

Despite the chaos, the attendees determined to cease preventing and simply attempt to benefit from the present from what they dubbed “the dreaded corral.” But by then, the injury was achieved.