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Here’s how much last-minute Coldplay tickets cost in Toronto

11 July 20252 Mins Read

Coldplay mania has taken over Toronto as the wildly popular band continues its run of shows at the city’s brand new outdoor concert venue, Rogers Stadium. There are two shows left, tonight and Saturday, July 12. If you’re feeling spontaneous, resale tickets are still available and here’s where you can grab some.

StubHub

StubHub is a popular website to get resale tickets for shows, and there are spots available for both of Coldplay’s upcoming Toronto shows, but it’ll cost ya.

The cheapest ticket for Friday is listed for $639, while the cheapest for Saturday is listed for $655. 

Vividseats

Over to Vividseats now, where tickets are in a very similar range, but are slightly cheaper.

The lowest priced ticket for Friday is listed for $637, while the lowest for Saturday is listed for $653. 

SeatGeek

Another option for resale tickets is through SeatGeek, and they seem to have the most affordable Coldplay tickets for Toronto.

The cheapest ticket for Friday is listed for $631, while the cheapest for Saturday is listed for $617. 

Ticketmaster is currently releasing more tickets, but you’ll have to wait in a queue of people to get access to what seats are available, and to know the prices of the seats.

So, will you be purchasing any last-minute Coldplay tickets?

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