Pop star Beyoncé paid $100,000 to delay New York subway shutdown by an hour and thus help their fans to return home. All 98 metro stations in the Washington area thus remained open thanks to the singer “Single Ladies”, after her An outdoor concert scheduled at FedExField has been postponed due to weather warnings.
Really, due to heavy rain will affect the Washington area, Beyoncé fans have been ordered to go into hiding until further notice from the authorities.. After more than two hours, the weather warning was lifted and the fans who entered the stadium made sure that the Beyoncé show could start even if it was late.
For this reason, according to Cnn, Beyoncé and the Renaissance Tour paid $100,000 to keep the subway open for another hour so that audiences could return home after the concert by public transport. “Extra hour” says Statement from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority – financed by Beyoncé’s “Renaissance” tour. The cost to operate the trains and keep all 98 stations running is $100,000.”
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