CulturePublished: 29 July 2026 at 11:49

Refunds Available for Canceled Pitbull Concert Tickets – PTAC

The Consumer Rights Protection Centre says ticket holders for the canceled Pitbull concert are entitled to a refund.

Consumers who purchased tickets for the canceled Pitbull concert have the right to get their money back, according to the Consumer Rights Protection Centre (PTAC).

The concert was scheduled for Wednesday, July 29, at the Mežaparks Grand Stage but was canceled. PTAC stated that all ticket holders are entitled to a refund. Specific refund procedures and deadlines have not been detailed, but the center advises consumers to contact their ticket seller.

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