Tickets for Star Wars: The Force Awakens went on sale Monday evening, and several movie ticket websites immediately crashed.
Fans were left refreshing pages on Fandango and MovieTickets.com, only to get page errors.
Trying to get these Star Wars tickets is so nerve wracking
The ticket-buying frenzy followed the release of the official poster and premiere of a new trailer during the halftime of Monday Night Football.
Some people picked up their tickets like it was no big thing.
Star. Wars. Tickets. Bought. #StarWarsTheForceAwakens
Star Wars Episode 7 tickets purchased. :)
Others were left out in the Hoth-like cold.
EVERY SITE POSSIBLE IS DOWN AND I'M STRUGGLING TO GET STAR WARS TICKETS AND I'M CRYING
There's got to be a better way, right?
Star Wars ticket sales is a nice reminder that we apparently still haven't really figure out "e-commerce."
There's pretty much no excuse for the Star Wars Ticket Fail™ that's going on right now. Unless it's intentional to drive up demand.
Hint: Try buying on mobile.
Now that the important people in my life have secured their tickets, I can tell you that https://t.co/YBRvfOHCqo appears to be working fine
Others decided to get their tickets the old-school way.
Guests already waiting in line to buy tickets to @starwars #TheForceAwakens at @ElCapitanThtre !
If anyone is looking for four tickets to the IMAX in Arcadia, California, an eBay seller has listed them for $400.
In any case, may the Force be with you.
