Returned Parklife tickets go on sale for 48-hours this weekend to beat touts
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 6 years ago
- City of Manchester, Festivals, Music
Parklife celebrates its tenth anniversary in June, once again cementing its reputation for bringing the best and freshest international talent in pop, electronic, hip hop and grime to 160,000 revellers in Heaton Park.
Only Sunday general admission tickets are currently available for this year’s festival which features many top performers including Cardi B, George Ezra, Solange, The Streets, Migos, Khalid and Mark Ronson.
However, for 48 hours this weekend you have one last chance to purchase officially sold out Saturday, weekend and VIP pass types.
A limited amount of tickets which have been returned due to incomplete payment-plan bookings will be available to buy via the official website from Friday 3rd May at 9am until 9am on Sunday 5th May.
The 48 hour re-sale campaign launched last year to combat the rise in fake or stolen tickets that are being re-sold to unsuspecting victims.
By bringing back the re-sale again for 2019, Paklife organisers hope to provide a safe and secure platform for customers and ensure they are not left disappointed by touts.
Parklife Festival 2019
Saturday 8th & Sunday 9th June
Heaton Park, Manchester
Facebook: @parklifefestival
Twitter: @Parklifefest
Instagram: @parklife_festival
- This article was last updated 6 years ago.
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