The Sabrina's Sweet Spot pop-up truck treated fans in Seattle ahead of Wednesday's concert

It was the cutest kind of gumball machine – this one just didn't dispense candy.

As the small, transparent and colorful balls passed through the spiral dispenser, Sabrina Carpenter's fans waited eagerly to see what they won. Merch? Nothing? Or maybe tickets to the superstar's sold-out show in Seattle?

For some lucky fans, that's exactly what happened!

This was just one fun aspect of Sabrina's Sweet Spot pop-up truck heading to the Seattle Center on Sunday. This pop-up experience is a partnership between Carpenter's Short N' Sweet Tour and T-Mobile.

T-Mobile is participating in this tour because it's “about giving its customers the best experiences that go beyond just their phone plans.” With Magenta Status, they're more than just connected – they get VIP access to the artists and Events they love, like this unique pop-up by Sabrina Carpenter.

Seattle is one of only seven cities allowed to use Sabrina's Sweet Spot pop-up exclusively for T-Mobile customers with Magenta status. This experience took place just days before the singer's performance at Climate Pledge Arena on Wednesday, November 6th.

Seattle Refined got to be at the pop-up on Sunday and it was definitely cute.

Songs from Carptenter's sixth studio album, “Short n' Sweet,” filled the area as fans lined up to receive a bag of Sabrina-themed goodies like chocolate hearts, and then had their choice of merchandise like a custom-made Seattle tour poster or a phone pendant. There were also some nice photo opportunities.

Of course, there was also the aforementioned gumball machine where fans could win free tickets to the show.

We posted a recap of the event on Seattle Refined's TikTok and a fan commented that he was one of the lucky ones who won tickets.

Access to reserved concert tickets (even for sold-out shows) is just one of the amazing benefits. Other benefits include deals on hotels and car rentals, free subscriptions to streaming services, travel benefits like onboard Wi-Fi, and more.

Find out more about Magenta status here!

This has certainly been the year of Sabrina Carpenter. She has conquered music charts, social media and now arenas across the United States. In fact, her tour sold out in about a week – 2024 is her year.

I was one of the lucky people who got to see Carpenter on the second night of Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour in New Orleans. I was fascinated by her and if I wasn't already excited enough to see her in Seattle, that moment definitely overwhelmed me.

She may be small and cute, but she definitely leaves a huge impression.

See you this Wednesday, dear Sabrina fans!

Abby Luschei is deputy editor and digital producer at Seattle Refined. She can be reached at [email protected]. Keep following her TwitterInstagram, TikTok and Facebook.

Thank you to T-Mobile for inviting Seattle Refined to Sabrina's Sweet Spot pop-up truck event and extras. Although the products in this story were provided free of charge, the opinions expressed are those of the author and editorial team at Seattle Refined.