At 10 a.m. on 29 April 2022, tickets went on sale for Justin Bieber's Bangkok concert. The Nation reported that fans formed physical queues at ThaiTicketMajor outlets while heavy traffic also hit the ticketing and organiser websites. Seats were sold out by 3:30 p.m., leaving many people unable to buy despite joining the rush.
The queue had two simultaneous entrances: the visible order at retail outlets and demand moving through the web. Customers at a counter could preserve their physical place while the same inventory disappeared online. Progress toward the desk therefore did not guarantee a seat. High-priced resale offers followed, and the organiser warned that transferred tickets could be cancelled.
The inherited wording described same-day tickets, which the direct evidence does not support, so the record has been corrected to an outlet queue on the sale date. The waiting target remains tickets for a popular Bangkok concert; it has not been replaced with a different event. The line shows physical and online demand competing for the same seats.