Oasis Fans Warned: Avoid £350 Illegal ‘Side-Door’ Scam at Wembley Gig
Ticketless Oasis fans are being urged to steer clear of dodgy ‘side-door’ deals charging up to £350 to sneak into Wembley. The band’s possibly final UK shows this weekend have sparked a frenzy – and a warning after one unlucky gatecrasher was caught, fined, and charged in July.
Searches Skyrocket as Fans Scramble for Last-Minute Tickets
New data from SeatPick reveals searches for last-minute Wembley Oasis tickets have surged by Overover 3,100% this month. Meanwhile, frantic fans hunting for the truth about ticket scams have boosted searches for ‘Oasis ticket scam’ by 450%.
Desperate Fans Offered Entry Via Disabled Access
Reports say some ticketless revellers were pitched entry through disabled-access points for around £350 each. Another fan tried the stunt disguised as a cleaner – but got nabbed and landed a £100 fine plus a fraud charge.
Gilad Zilberman, CEO of SeatPick, warns: “Trying to sneak into Wembley without a valid ticket is a costly gamble. Fans risk losing money, fines, and even fraud charges, as we saw during the last Oasis gigs.
“Scammers charging up to £350 for illegal ‘side-door’ entry are exploiting desperate fans. While temptation is huge, especially with ticket searches booming, it’s a serious risk not Worthworth taking.”
“Wembley rules are strict: no hanging around entrances or the Olympic Steps, and definitely no breaking in. The stadium’s spokesperson told the BBC they’d hand Overover evidence to police if illegal entries were confirmed, so security will be tight.”
“Fans should play it safe. Genuine tickets are already dropping below £300 on SeatPick, backed by a 100% ticket guarantee. Don’t risk missing out or worse, getting caught.”
Final Call: Grab Legit Tickets or Miss Out
Oasis’ Wembley gigs this weekend could be their last UK shows ever. Fans are urged to avoid scams and secure genuine tickets from trusted platforms like SeatPick. The safest bet is to buy proper tickets now before it’s too late.
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