Sabrina Carpenter has two upcoming Toronto shows and these are the cheapest tickets
It feels like Sabrina Carpenter became a global sensation in the blink of an eye, and I, for one, am not mad at it. If you’re like me, you’ve waited until the last minute(ish) to get tickets to the singer’s upcoming Toronto shows on Nov. 10 and 11. They’re sold out on Ticketmaster, and while they aren’t cheap on resale, I have found the lowest prices.
Here’s what to know if you’re planning on buying.
Cheapest Sabrina Carpenter ticket options
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Look, we’re in a terrible time where concert tickets are at an all-time high in price. I did my best to find the most affordable options for the two shows, and this is what I found.
StubHub
Nov. 10 show: $385 per ticket (cheapest)
Nov. 11 show: $380 per ticket (cheapest)
Vividseats
Nov. 10 show: $383 per ticket (cheapest)
Nov. 11 show: $383 per ticket (cheapest)
Seatgeek
Nov. 10 show: $375 per ticket (cheapest)
Nov. 11 show: $367 per ticket (cheapest)
So, you likely won’t get a ticket under $367, but these are the best tickets at the lowest price currently.
Pro tip: there’s enough time to order your merch from Sabrina’s official website ahead of the shows. In other words, save yourself from having to wait in insanely long lineups on the day of the shows.
Have the BEST time, Toronto. I’ll be getting my tickets ASAP.
Sabrina Carpenter Short n’ Sweet Tour
When: Monday, Nov. 10, 2025, and Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025
Where: Scotiabank Arena – 40 Bay St.
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