Sabrina Carpenter, the niece of Bart Simpson’s voice and former Disney star, is returning to Vancouver this week.

The 25-year-old saw her star rise quickly with her sixth studio album, Short and sweet. Just last year, she played at the PNE Forum; on Nov. 4, she’s back in town in the 17,150-seat Pacific Coliseum.

And it’s sold out, according to TicketLeader. In fact, the entire tour sold out months ago.

The first part of the singer’s “Please, please, please” is Declan McKennaan English singer-songwriter best known for his songs “Brazil” and “Beautiful faces”.

Doors will open at the Pacific Coliseum at 6 p.m. The show will begin at 7 p.m.

Tickets

As noted above, Carpenter’s show is sold out. There are some limited tickets on resale sites like Seat Geekwhere prices start at $250 and climb to at least $600 for floor seats.

Since this is a popular concert in the resale market, some random tickets are even selling for $950 per seat.

Transportation

Hullo Ferries offers a late-night cruise for fans coming from Vancouver Island. It should be noted that since the show is at the Pacific Coliseum in East Vancouver, it will take a little longer to get to Hullo Wharf in downtown Vancouver (compared to events held at BC Place or Rogers Arena).

TransLink does not have a significant service alert for SkyTrain or SeaBus for November 4.

Restrictions

In general, items not permitted in the Pacific Coliseum include:

• outside food and drinks, including gum and candy
• glow sticks
• selfie sticks
• e-cigarettes/vaporizers
• cameras

A full list of restricted items can be found on the TicketLeader website. It does not appear that the tour has any additional or different restrictions.

Some parts of the site only accept cash, while others accept cash, credits and debits. There are ATMs on site.