Leah-Dionne Short made a huge mistake at the checkout desk that could have cost her the chance to see Peter Kay after his 12 year hiatus from comedy.
A Peter Kay fan was left in tears after splashing a whopping £377 on tickets to see the comedy icon - only to realise she'd bought briefs for the wrong show. Leah-Dionne Short, from West Yorkshire, had been waiting in a Ticketmaster queue "all morning" to snap up tickets to the Phoenix Nights star's comeback tour.
But Leah feared she would have to wait even longer to see the comic crack a joke, after things went horribly wrong at checkout. Leah's mistake sparked amusement among people online, with many puzzled as to how she got the two events confused in the first place. Leah wrote: "Hiya Peter, hope you're well. I've had a bit of a nightmare if I'm honest love. I tried to buy 10 tickets for your show which was proving quite difficult, and when I finally did get onto Ticketmaster I was so excited that I've accidentally bought the wrong ones.
Leah has since explained that the mix up occurred when she tried to access the pre-sale being held by her phone provider, Three.
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