Billets
How the allocation is sold: block by block, and what is left is shown live
Six categories, a plan by blocks, and a number under each block that is read from the order book, not from a brochure. A note on how the stock works, before anyone asks whether it is real.
Every session page shows the arena as a schematic plan: the Golden Circle and the floor in front of the stage, four tiers of seats, two upper standing blocks. It is a commercial plan, not a survey; Arena Burgas has not published a scale seating chart for 2027, and we do not pretend to have one.
Under each block is a number. It is the number of places we still hold in that block for that session, computed from the paid orders and from the orders opened in the last thirty minutes. Add two places to your basket and the number drops by two for everyone else; abandon the basket and they come back half an hour later.
That is also why the price is recalculated by our server when you pay. The browser sends a session, a category, a block and a quantity; it never sends a price. A basket edited in the browser changes nothing about what the card is charged.
Nothing on this site says low stock, selling fast or last chance. When a block is sold out it says sold out, and the plan offers the next one. The Grand Final has the smallest allocation of the nine sessions; the afternoon rehearsals have the largest.