Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris is causing a stir in Toronto, with ticket resellers capitalizing on high demand for her upcoming appearance by charging astronomical prices far beyond their original cost.
Soaring Prices for a Coveted Ticket
While a hardcover copy of her new memoir, 107 Days, retails for $42.00, gaining entry to her event at Toronto’s Meridian Hall on November 16, 2025, requires a significantly heftier investment. Original ticket prices were set between $60 and $175, but the intense demand has created a lucrative secondary market.
On major resale platforms, prices have skyrocketed. A balcony seat on Ticketmaster is listed for $297.50, while a seat near the front of the orchestra section commands a staggering $2,766.75. The trend continues on other sites, with StubHub listing one balcony seat for an eye-watering $8,650.
The 107 Days Tour Details
Kamala Harris's 15-city tour launched on September 24 in New York City and spans North America. The tour promotes her candid memoir about the 2024 presidential campaign, which she has described on Instagram as an account of "the shortest presidential campaign in modern history."
Each tour stop features an intimate conversation with Harris, where she shares behind-the-scenes moments from the campaign and discusses her vision for the future. The tour's only other international stop was in London on October 23.
What a Ticket Includes
Despite the inflated resale prices, all general admission tickets for the event include a copy of the 107 Days book. This initiative supports local literary communities, as the books are sold through each tour venue's partner bookstore.
The phenomenon highlights the challenges fans face in accessing high-profile events, where initial ticket supplies are quickly snapped up and resold at a massive premium. For those still hoping to attend the Toronto talk, the search for an affordable ticket continues.
