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Tickets to Sabrina Carpenter‘s tour are in high demand, and if you missed the presale on Monday (July 1), there’s still time to secure tickets at an affordable price.

Before she heads on tour, Carpenter will headline Outside Lands Festival in San Francisco on Aug. 10. Her tour launches on Sept. 23 and runs until Nov. 18.

Keep reading for a short n’ sweet roundup of how to secure tickets and how much you can expect to spend.

Where to Get Tickets to Sabrina Carpenter’s Tour

The first batch of tickets to the Short N’ Sweet Tour sold out after going on sale June 28. Another round of presale tickets went live on Monday.

Fans who were unable to get tickets for either presale have been sharing their frustrations on X.

Interested in resale tickets? You can find them on sites such as Seat Geek, StubHub, Vivid Seats and Ticketmaster.

Ticket prices start as low as $103 for select dates. Though certain cities such as Los Angeles and New York City are selling faster than others, most of the tickets that we found are priced between $200-$300 for general admission and upward of $500 for the in-demand dates such as San Francisco, Detroit, New York City, Boston and Philadelphia. VIP packages are also available, although some dates are currently priced above $5,000.

When it comes to resale tickets, pricing is dictated by demand. That means you might be able to find affordable tickets anytime between now and when the tour kicks off this fall. If you’re not willing to risk it, it’s best to get tickets as soon as you can. To save on your order, enter code BB2024 and get $20 off $200+ at Vivid Seats.

Carpenter will be hitting the road in support of her new album Short ‘N Sweet out Aug. 23.

See tour dates below.

Short ‘N Sweet Tour Dates

Sept. 23: Columbus, Ohio, Nationwide Arena

Sept. 25: Toronto, Canada, Scotiabank Arena

Sept. 26: Detroit, Little Caesars Arena

Sept. 29: New York City, Madison Square Garden

Sept. 30: Brooklyn, New York, Barclays Center

Oct. 2: Hartford, Conn., XL Center

Oct. 3: Boston, TD Garden

Oct. 5: Baltimore, CFG Bank Arena

Oct. 8: Philadelphia, Wells Fargo Center

Oct. 11: Montreal, Canada, Bell Center

Oct. 13: Chicago, United Center

Oct. 14: Minneapolis, Target Center

Oct. 16: Nashville, Bridgestone Arena

Oct. 17: St. Louis, Chaifetz Arena

Oct. 19: Raleigh, N.C. – PNC Arena

Oct. 20: Charlottesville, Vir. – John Paul Jones Arena

Oct. 22: Atlanta, State Farm Arena

Oct. 24: Orlando, Kia Center

Oct. 25: Tampa, Fla. – Amelia Arena

Oct. 27: Houston – Toyota Center

Oct. 28: Austin, Texas – Moody Center

Oct. 30: Dallas, American Airlines Center

Nov. 2: Denver, Ball Arena

Nov. 4: Vancouver, Canada, Pacifici Coliseum

Nov. 6: Seattle, Climate Pledge Arena

Nov. 6: Portland, Moda Center

Nov. 9: San Francisco, Chase Center

Nov. 10: San Diego, Calif., Pechanga Arena

Nov. 13: Phoenix, Footprint Center

Nov. 15: Los Angeles, Crypto Arena

Nov. 17: Inglewood, Calif., Kia Forum

Nov. 18: Inglewood, Calif. Kia Forum