Prom Tickets Hit Westwood Market

Zoejane Ostebo, Opinions Editor and Extras Editor| March 29, 2022

Prom tickets went on sale on Monday, March 28. They will be available at discounted prices for a limited time and $100 at the door the night of the event.

Starting Monday, March 28, tickets for the spring 2022 prom will be available for upperclassmen to purchase.

“I jumped once the tickets went up for sale,” Ana Vines ‘23 said. “I was worried about the price so I’m definitely buying mine today.”

The starting sale of the tickets will be at 45 dollars but this sale won’t last long as the price will go up by ten dollars every six days until the day of prom, Saturday, April 30. Tickets are exclusively sold online and every upperclassmen will receive an email with purchase information.

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abshir • May 20, 2022 at 4:21 pm

I want to go prom today because I want to be there at 8 am


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