Domination How Long Would it Have Lasted?

[blackoutBritney]

Britney Would Have Not Cancelled The Show And Covid Didn't Happen

 

Britney First Vegas 2013-2014-2015-2016-2017  Tour 2018 Tour 

Domination 2019-2020-2021-2022-2023 Another 5-6 Years in Vegas 

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What Do You Think?

[FemmeFataleBrit]

I personally don’t think Domination would’ve lasted very long at all. Definitely not as long as Piece of Me. 
 

When Britney joined Vegas, she was essentially the main attraction along with Céline Dion and she brought in a much younger crowd. 
 

Then when all these other younger artists came along, Britney had way more competition and I feel like she would’ve done it for a few months/up to a year and then quit.

[femmefataledoll]

It wasn't selling well so definitely not as long as POM

[Prince Ali]

it would last 6 months.. then the pandemic hit 

[pablitonizer]

Well, I believe it would have lasted the entire year 2019, and the 2020 dates announced would have been cancelled due to the obvious pandemic 

 

However, the show wouldn't have resumed after the pandemic is over if you ask me  

[Easy There]

Ummmm with how tickets were selling it wouldn’t last 3 months.

[Isla]

Well even if it did go ahead there would have been no shows last year or even this year because of the pandemic. 

I imagine she would have done Feb-May 2019 (? i think that’s how long she had planned to do the first leg?), then maybe take a break and do more shows from August-November 2019 or something. 

Edited April 21, 2021 by Isla

[Crabo Lavender Turmeric]

I highly doubt it would've lasted more than 1 or 2 years. 

 

1) The low ticket sales. They really failed to hype it up - what did we get not long before the show was supposed to start - a b/w poster, a few rehearsal videos, an announcement of an announcement and a power point presentation...nothing was really fitting the icon that Spears is. 

2) We know team B - maybe that were planning on recycling all the stuff from POM and make it 'more cool and street'

3) The choreography. At least from what we saw, Spears' style was kind of free style and really having anything to do with doing the same stuff as the backup dancers. This would've made the show easier for her but it would've also made it less entertaining. 

 

I am so glad it did not happen. 

[PokemonSpears]

just because the shows weren't sold out it doesn't mean she wasn't selling. I don't know the exact numbers, but I remember at the time it looked very similar to the latest legs of POM. POM towards the end wasn't selling out either, but they would normally fill up close to the date of the show, I guess mostly tourists that just happened to be there the day/week of a given show.

I think they would've gone through all the dates from 2019, then the first months next year until the pandemic hit. 

[FemmeFataleBrit]

For y’all talking about low ticket sales, I remember Wendy Williams pointed out that for Vegas shows, most people enter last minute or on the day itself. No one plans a Las Vegas trip 3 months in advance. A lot of people just head there for the weekend and maybe then they’d be like ‘Oh, let’s check out Britney’s show’.

[PZHSB]

You can’t base it off of the initial ticket sales. Vegas isn’t like a normal concert. Tourists grab tickets the week or day of. It’s very rare for shows to sell out until the night of. She would’ve had a few years there. 

[Phonography423]

She would have done 3 legs and that’s it. The pandemic would have halted it. But it’s not like people were really wanting it anyway. 

[godneyjspears]

She would have still had pretty much full shows it's just people weren't buying tickets in advance because Britney wasnt a destination anymore people had already done the whole Britney in Vegas thing.

She would have still got a lot of on the day/days before tickets sold 

 

[s&m]

Of course Britney would sell out the venue for almost every night