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Here's why you should never drink and buy Beyoncé tickets

DISASTER.

Jul 4th 2016, 7:47 AM 7,200 Views 1 Comment

A photo posted by Beyoncé (@beyonce) on Jul 2, 2016 at 7:45pm PDT

THIS WEEKEND, BEYONCÉ performed two dates in London’s Wembley Arena as part of her Formation World Tour.

The Beyhive came out in force and a great night was had by all.

Look at this.

Absolute scenes here during 'Love On Top'! #BeyonceWembley pic.twitter.com/Bn5aXiGTJG
— Wembley Stadium (@wembleystadium) July 2, 2016

Source: Wembley Stadium/Twitter

But Twitter user @Tammyrazzi was not among those screaming her heart out to Love On Top.

Why? Because on her way to the concert, she realised that her tickets were for the night before.

*heart breaks in two*

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Twitter decided it was pretty much the worst thing ever.

twitter Source: Josh/Twitter

bey Source: Sophy Ridge/Twitter

While Tammy scrambled and tried to figure something out…

tammy Source: Tammy/Twttter

tammy2 Source: Tammy/Twitter

But nothing could be done :(

bay Source: Tammy/Twitter

So, how did this mix-up occur, you ask? Let’s just say that there was drink taken.

bay Source: Tammy/Twitter

drunk Source: Tammy/Twitter

This about summed up her disappointment.

onejo Source: Tammy/Twitter

And at least she was able to have a good laugh about it. (Even if there were tears shed.)

Source: tammy/Twitter

How did she spend her night in the end? Well, it wasn’t with Beyoncé, but it was the next best thing.

Source: Tammy/Twitter

D’aw.

Lesson? Never ever drink and use Ticketmaster.

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Here's why you should never drink and buy Beyoncé tickets