Eurovision Song Contest fans around the world shared their excitement about getting tickets.
The full nine shows went on sale today with millions scrambling to secure a place. Liverpool will host the Eurovision Song Contest in May which will see around 160m people tuning in.
Tickets were snatched up more or less immediately with plenty missing out on the event of a lifetime, but that didn't stop the successful few from celebrating.
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Taking to Twitter to share their excitement, one fan said: "I AM CRYING OH MY GOD I GOT EUROVISION TICKETS." Another said: "The universe is blessing me so hard right now I got Eurovision tickets."
While a third added: "HAHAHAHAHA AS IF WE GOT TICKETS FOR EUROVISION." A final excited fan said: "I ACTUALLY GOT TICKETS TO THE F****** LIVE EUROVISION FINAL."
Tickets for the show ranged in price depending on which event they wanted to attend. The family and jury preview shows ranged from £30-£290 whereas the live broadcast events came in between £80-£380.
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