FAQs

What is the deadline to pre-order for pre-sale access?

The deadline to pre-order A Touch Of Divine for pre-sale access is 5pm GMT on Wednesday 11th November 2026.  

How do I access the pre-sale?

You will be emailed the code and links to the pre-sale to the email address used to place your order. You can also sign up using the form above. 

When do pre-sale tickets go on sale?


Pre-sale tickets go on sale at 10am GMT on Thursday 12th November 2026. 

How many tickets can I buy?


Each show may impose ticket limits per transaction depending on availability and to allow fair access. Please check according to the relevant ticket provider for each show. 

What email address will you send my link to?


Your code will be sent to the email address used to place your order, or the email you provided signing up to the form above. Please check your spam folder. 

Terms and Conditions

- Access to any ticket presale does not guarantee that you will be able to successfully purchase a ticket. 

- Due to GDPR reasons, if you have opted out of marketing emails you may not receive the email. 

- Purchases from other retailers aside from the Prima Queen Official Store do not qualify for this pre-sale access. 

- One pre-sale code per customer. No purchase necessary. You will be eligible if you sign up using the email form above.

- Entry is limited to one per person

- Each show may impose ticket limits per transaction depending on availability and to allow fair access

- Prima Queen and 100% Stores do not accept liability for any technology issues preventing customers from receiving their email containing their pre-sale code or gaining access to the ticketing website.

- For any issues purchasing tickets please contact the relevant ticket provider. 

- Age restrictions apply according to the ticket provider. Please check venue restrictions before purchasing your ticket. 

- The pre-sale element has no cash value and is non-transferable.

- These terms and conditions are governed by English Law. Any disputes will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England.