Thirty Seconds To Mars tickets

With the shows on a Wednesday and a Thursday, most fans will choose one city. London is listed for 6.30pm, the usual time for doors at The O2, and Manchester for 6pm. Neither is a matinée; check the event page for stage times nearer the night.

The O2, London

The O2 sits inside the former Millennium Dome on the Greenwich Peninsula. The floor in front of the stage is standing or flat seating depending on the show, Level 1 forms the lower tier, Levels 2 and 3 are private suites and Level 4 is the top tier, which the venue does not recommend if you are nervous of heights. Most fans arrive by the Jubilee line to North Greenwich; the Uber Boat river service and the IFS Cloud Cable Car are alternatives, and parking must be booked ahead on event days.

For a standing ticket, the queue usually forms at Entrance E, but the venue asks fans not to turn up before 9am and does not allow overnight queuing. There is no re-admission once your ticket has been scanned.

Co-op Live, Manchester

Co-op Live is the UK's largest indoor arena, on the Etihad Campus beside Manchester City's stadium. The Etihad Campus Metrolink stop is next to the doors, though Velopark and Holt Town close after shows; on foot, the CityLink route from Piccadilly takes about 25 minutes, following the blue lampposts. Inside, the standing floor is Level 0, Level 1 is the lower tier, Level 2 the premium level and Level 3 the upper tier, with lounges on Level 4.

Age rules are strict here: nobody under sixteen is allowed on the standing floor, and children aged fourteen or under need an adult aged 18 or over with them. As at The O2, the venue does not want fans arriving before 9am, and it allows no camping outside.

Across the two nights, resale starts at £78 on Hellotickets (checked 5 Nov 2026).

Both arenas followed the same pattern at the October check: the upper tier was the way in, the floor and the lower tier sat well above it, and the gap between the two was wide. Manchester's Upper Tier was the lowest-priced area of either date, below London's Upper Tier and Upper listings, which started almost together.

Closer to the stage the order differs. In London, Floor Standing and Floor began at the same level, with the Lower and Lower Tier listings dearer still, so a lower-tier seat cost more than a place on the floor. In Manchester the Floor, Lower Tier and Floor Standing were bunched closely, with Floor Standing slightly ahead.

If you are buying for a family in Manchester, floor tickets are no use for anyone under sixteen. The arena's position on resale is also clear: the only platform it endorses is Ticketmaster Ticket Exchange, where resold tickets go for face value or less. With both dates on sale at face value when checked, the official sellers come first. On Hellotickets, sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Live Nation UK lists both shows, and its event pages are the place to start: on 21 October 2026 each showed “Get tickets”, so the general sale was open. Ticketmaster UK sells alongside it and is Co-op Live's own ticketing partner. At The O2, AXS is the venue's official partner, so London tickets can also come through AXS.

Both dates were already on general sale by October, so there is no presale left to plan around. Buy from an official seller and you pay face value plus the fees shown at checkout.

Tickets on the day

Both venues are phone-only. At The O2, your ticket sits in The O2 venue app and screenshots are refused; some events there also ask for photo ID matching the name on the ticket. Co-op Live scans tickets from its own app. Both arenas are cashless and allow one bag per person no larger than A4.

Resale

If a date sells out, Hellotickets is one route to a seat. It works “with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners”, and resale tickets are sent as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event.