Abstract:
According to news on October 18, Damai posted on social platforms today saying that recently, false information such as "Tickets for the first row of Xiao Zhan's concert are 250,000 yuan" have appeared on social platforms. The company attaches great importance to it and actively cooperates with functional departments to carry out investigations. After verification by the relevant functional departments, in order to attract attention, the person involved, Wang Moumou, deliberately fabricated false information such as "25W for the first row of Xiao Zhan" without any ticket sources. At present, relevant functional departments are handling the matter in accordance with the law.
Damai said that it attaches great importance to the ticket management of this performance and makes every effort to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of consumers. Compulsory real-name verification will be implemented at the performance site, and any form of "wrong ticket" admission is strictly prohibited. All internal tickets and scalper tickets posted online are false information, please do not believe it and spread it.
On October 13, actor and singer Xiao Zhan announced that he would hold the 2026 "Export·Us" concert tour. The highest ticket price announced by Damai.com is 1,960 yuan, and screenshots of scalpers' high-priced tickets were posted online. Among them, the highest ticket price in the first row was 250,000 yuan per ticket, and was marked "sold".
Damai.com has announced the total number of tickets available for Xiao Zhan’s 2026 tour concert in Nanjing. There are 22,020 tickets for the two concerts, and they were sold out as soon as they opened. Previously, when Xiao Zhan Studio signed a contract with Damai, it voluntarily gave up the 15% internal ticket source that the organizer can retain according to industry practice, put all available tickets into the public ticket pool, and made it clear that there were no "internal tickets" or "employee tickets." On October 15, Damai App’s official Weibo post stated that the “sky-high ticket price” was untrue and was a malicious hype by scalpers without any source of tickets.
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