Chromatica Ball Tour Schedule & Sales (Gross: $17.647 Million - 2 Shows)

[KORG 4,756]

43 minutes ago, Juanlittlem said:

So there's already numbers and gross from the Paris and London show (don't know where they come from but they're on Wikipedia)

Paris: 78.866 - 8.025.944$

London: 86.508 - 9.621.095$

Just a quick question that's always confused me.. why is there a decimal right in the middle of the numbers? Shouldn't it be a comma? This reads like 78 people attended, and scarily, 0.866 of a person also 

Getting nearly 80k people in Paris after her debacle a few years ago is phenomenal. The london figure just tells me that, as previously thought, they chose the wrong venue. 8000 more tickets sold for only 1.6M more gross after putting on 2 shows? Running costs of 2 shows vs 1 surely mean it wasn't af profitable per show as Paris (per ticket).

Can you imagine if this tour was a full world tour going everywhere? Huge huge huge

[KORG 4,756]

On 8/17/2022 at 9:57 PM, Tinnitus15 said:

Pretty sure 20-30 minutes after the show,those areas were FULL

There were some people there but I was front row GA so only looked at the start and end and it was quite sparse.

[Juniper 788]

33 minutes ago, KORG said:

Just a quick question that's always confused me.. why is there a decimal right in the middle of the numbers? Shouldn't it be a comma? This reads like 78 people attended, and scarily, 0.866 of a person also 

In the US, UK, and China, a comma is placed every 3 decimal places for numbers larger than 999.

In all other countries we use a . 

[Juniper 788]

40 minutes ago, KORG said:

The london figure just tells me that, as previously thought, they chose the wrong venue.

Maybe they wanted Wembley but they played a Women’s Euro Final there the day after Gaga’s 2nd show and that would’ve been planned for years and couldn’t be moved. 

Edited August 19, 2022 by Juniper

[Juanlittlem 41,515]

3 hours ago, KORG said:

Just a quick question that's always confused me.. why is there a decimal right in the middle of the numbers? Shouldn't it be a comma? This reads like 78 people attended, and scarily, 0.866 of a person also 

Getting nearly 80k people in Paris after her debacle a few years ago is phenomenal. The london figure just tells me that, as previously thought, they chose the wrong venue. 8000 more tickets sold for only 1.6M more gross after putting on 2 shows? Running costs of 2 shows vs 1 surely mean it wasn't af profitable per show as Paris (per ticket).

Can you imagine if this tour was a full world tour going everywhere? Huge huge huge

 European numbers. We use . for thousands and , for decimals.

I guess, idk how you do it on the US or where you live

[KORG 4,756]

55 minutes ago, Juanlittlem said:

 European numbers. We use . for thousands and , for decimals.

I guess, idk how you do it on the US or where you live

Europe. That's where I live.

A decimal is a . And a comma, much like in sentences, means it's all part of the same thing and not a new thing.

It's literally where you'd say "and", the same as in sentences.

Forty four thous(and) five hundred.

Rather than...

Forty four. Five hundred.

Languages are stupid 

[Gaby15 9,235]

8 hours ago, KORG said:

Just a quick question that's always confused me.. why is there a decimal right in the middle of the numbers? Shouldn't it be a comma? This reads like 78 people attended, and scarily, 0.866 of a person also 

Most of the world uses a dot or a little blank space between thousands and a comma before decimals. US and England are just the opposite. 

[NightStar 312]

Does anyone have an idea where's the tour sales data Gagadaily twitter account is posting come 

[StarstruckIllusion 49,521]

25 minutes ago, NightStar said:

Does anyone have an idea where's the tour sales data Gagadaily twitter account is posting come 

official sources like pollstar 

[James Gibson 3,438]

Will the OP update with the other shows? Apparently @touringdata falsely reported some numbers (some are finding out they are OGH for years and constantly faked her numbers) but Pollstar included Toronto and Washington in addition to London and Paris in a free article:

Toronto, Aug. 6th - 47,864 tickets/ $5.12 million

Washington, Aug. 8 - 35,920 tickets/ $4.89 million.

Spoiler

but if you wanna include TD numbers anyway, here we have some notion: