Oasis ticket prices for Wembley for seating, standing and VIP packages in full

Last week, Oasis announced they were adding two extra shows to their world tour due to "phenomenal demand". They'll play two more dates at London Wembley Stadium on September 27 and 28 next year.

It came after Oasis issued a statement promising to improve the ticket buying process after millions of fans tried to get tickets for next summer's run of UK and Ireland shows in the general sale.

Many fans were left frustrated and angry at the long virtual queues and dynamic pricing that was implemented when demand surged. Fans waited in online queues for hours only to find that websites had 'crashed' and prices for some tickets had more than doubled, costing as much as £350 each as part of a dynamic pricing structure.

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Announced last Wednesday evening (September 4), tickets for the two extra London dates will be sold by a staggered, invitation-only ballot process.

Eligible are those who signed into their Ticketmaster UK account on Saturday, August 31, queued for a specific show, but were unable to buy a ticket.

Once registered fans were entered into a ballot for a code that will allow access to the ticket sale. Fans have been warned that entry to the ballot does not guarantee you will receive a code and is only open to invited fans.

Selected fans then received an email from oasismynet with their code by 9pm on Friday, September 13. If you did not receive an email you are not be eligible for the ballot.

The date of the sale for ballot tickets has been confirmed as Saturday, 14 September. There will be three sales tomorrow, each lasting an hour and a half. The times are 8:30am, 12pm and 15:30pm.

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