Bruno Mars fans were furious after being locked out of the $2 billion Intuit Dome arena in Los Angeles due to a ticket scanning debacle.
Accordingly Daily MailBruno’s concert marked the official opening of the brand new indoor arena in Inglewood, California, which was self-funded by Microsoft CEO: Steve Ballmer.
However, there was a technical problem with the Intuit Dome’s ticketing system, bringing access to a halt.
As the video available to the publication shows, thousands of worried concertgoers crowded together in front of the 18,000-seat arena.
Additionally, many ticket holders reported having “issues transferring their tickets from Ticketmaster to the Intuit app,” which is required for entry, after 40 minutes. Staff eventually managed to get the scanners back online and the ticket sales process continued.
Due to this problem, the concert was delayed by almost an hour, as the talking to the moon The singer finally entered the stage at around 9:40 p.m. instead of 9:00 p.m. as planned.
Meanwhile, staff managed to get the system back online, but concertgoers had to expect another disruption when Mars had to interrupt the show due to a medical emergency.
In this context Treasure The hitmaker could be seen performing with his band before he noticed a distressed fan in the crowd and the frustrated singer signaled to security to intervene immediately.
It is important to note that Bruno will play a second show at the impressive new arena in LA on Friday, August 16th.
