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Lady Gaga just announced her eighth tour, Mayhem Ball, and Citi cardholders can purchase presale tickets through the Citi Entertainment portal between March 31 and April 2, 2025. Here are the details of these tickets and how to snag some for yourself.
What Is Citi Entertainment?
Citi Entertainment is a platform to purchase tickets for concerts, sporting events, theater shows, dining experiences, and more. Unlike other platforms where you can earn points when booking experiences, cardholders earn ThankYou® Points relevant to the credit card used. All Citi credit cards, except for corporate cards, have access to Citi Entertainment.
Related: Best Ways To Use Citi ThankYou Points
Purchase Presale Lady Gaga Mayhem Ball Tickets Through Citi Entertainment
Along with Verizon, Citi Entertainment is offering unique presale tickets for the newly announced Mayhem Ball tour from Lady Gaga. Academy Award Winner Lady Gaga just received her 14th Grammy, and released her sixth studio album, Mayhem, on March 7, which the Mayhem Ball tour is based on. Tickets are expected to sell out quickly, so this is a chance to secure your ticket early.
General presale tickets will become available to the general public on April 2 at noon PT, and then official tickets will be available on April 3 at noon PT. However, Citi Entertainment is offering cardholders the chance to secure tickets three days sooner. The booking window for these presale tickets lasts from March 31 at noon PT through April 2 at 11 a.m. PT. The following eleven shows are available for presale tickets:
- T-Mobile Arena – Las Vegas, NV, on July 16 and 18
- Climate Pledge Arena – Seattle, WA, on August 6 and 7
- Madison Square Garden – New York, NY, on August 22, 23, and 26
- Kaseya Center – Miami, FL, on August 31 and September 1
- United Center – Chicago, IL, on September 15 and 17
How to get your tickets
If you want to purchase your Lady Gaga Mayhem Ball tickets through Citi Entertainment, follow these steps:
- Use this link and prepare to purchase your tickets as soon as the clock strikes noon (Pacific Time) on March 31.
- Choose the concert you want tickets for.
- Get redirected to the Ticketmaster website.
- Ignore the instructions to sign up for presale tickets by March 30; that's for general public presale tickets.
- Enter your passcode, which is the first six digits of your credit card.
- Complete your transaction using an eligible Citi card (not a corporate card) ASAP.
As there's a good chance these presale tickets are going to sell out fast (Lady Gaga is Lady Gaga, after all), here are some tips to secure your tickets:
- Use whichever device is faster (your phone, laptop, desktop, tablet, etc.).
- Log in to your Ticketmaster account before the presale opens.
- Use a fast Wi-Fi network.
- Choose your tickets in Citi Entertainment as close to noon on March 31 as possible.
- Memorize the first six numbers of your Citi credit card.
- Save your Citi card to your Ticketmaster account.
- Don't refresh the page, or you could lose your place in the queue.
Our Take
If you have a Citi credit card and want to get tickets for Lady Gaga's Mayhem Ball tour, here's your chance. Visit the Citi Entertainment portal between March 31 at noon PT and April 2 at 11 a.m. PT to get your tickets. Of course, these tickets are first-come, first-served, so don't wait until the last minute or even the last day. We recommend getting into the queue as close to noon on March 31 as possible if this is something that interests you.
This is just one of the many perks of your Citi credit card. And if you're not a Lady Gaga fan, you can also see what other concerts, sports events, and shows are available through Citi Entertainment. There's a lot on offer!
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