By 60 minutes your hands will probably have gone numb, anyway! If you are diligently riding the wave, though, be prepared for Ticketmaster to release all the good seats at exactly the same time. You might end up pulling tickets all in the front row after 45 minutes of no luck whatsoever. Your job is to be prepared for anything Ticketmaster may throw at you and not to stop pulling until at least 30 minutes after tickets have gone on sale.
Why does Ticketmaster even do this? Why put us through this misery? Think about it: what is a fan going to do as soon as Ticketmaster says that all the General Admission or Floor seats have been snatched up?
By reserving the best seats until later, Ticketmaster is ensuring that the nosebleed tickets are sold as well as the premium seats. They know for a fact that premium seats will sell regardless of when they go on sale, so it makes sense to release the cheap seats first when demand is highest. What I consider a good ticket, someone that has the ability to scoop up the 80 of best tickets may not. For example, if someone has a program and can get 10 pulls of 8 tickets all within the first 10 rows, they may throw back some seats that are 12 rows back that I consider good enough to buy still.
Or in other cases sometimes Ticketmaster catches on to their software and they get blocked thus releasing everything they were holding and I get in there to scoop up what may have gotten released.
Please see our Purchase Policy for details. For any ticket insurance refunds, please contact the insurance provider. Also, for many events, certain tickets may be exchanged for tickets from us of equal or higher price. A per ticket exchange fee may apply. In addition, we may occasionally offer tickets at a discount after the original on-sale date, and will not refund the difference between the original price and the sale price. To exchange tickets, contact Fan Support.
You should read those policies carefully to understand your options and our policies. Yes, we offer ticket insurance during checkout through our partner Allianz. Covered reasons include illness, airline delays, traffic accidents, and more. Want more info? Learn more about ticket insurance. How to Sell Your Tickets: 1. Sign in to your account and select your order 2. Select Sell Tickets 3. Set your sale price 5. Review your ticket listing and confirm. Need more help selling? View step-by-step instructions on our help center.
The easiest meetup spot at any venue is always your seats. How to Transfer Tickets: 1. Sign in to your account and select your event 2. Select Transfer Tickets 3. Enter the recipient's first and last name, email address, and an optional note 5. Confirm and click Send. TIP: You must have a Ticketmaster account to receive a ticket via transfer. If the person to whom you are transferring tickets does not have an account, they can easily create one when accepting their tickets.
Mobile entry turns your phone into your ticket. Your Phone is Your Ticket 1. Download the App and sign in 2. To get in, simply scan your ticket right from your phone. Learn how mobile entry is making it safer and easier to get into events. We work with venues and Event Organizers to make the mobile entry process easy to use and to reduce fraud so that the people getting into the show are the fans that bought the tickets.
Paper tickets are more susceptible to illegal duplication, theft, and fraud compared to tickets on your phone. Ticketmaster is always innovating and working on new products and programs to eliminate ticket fraud to create a safer live event ticketing experience for fans.
This enhancement protects against tickets being screenshotted or photocopied and sold multiple times by unscrupulous resellers. Because of this, a screenshot of a mobile ticket cannot be used as an entry method.
To view tickets purchased online, open our app or visit Ticketmaster. Sign in to your account and locate your order. Ticketmaster has a queue which you absolutely want to be in. I usually log in and wait about thirty minutes before tickets go on sale.
When you log in, find the concert you want to attend, and click More Info. This will take you to a countdown clock. Make sure you don't refresh the page once you're in the queue. A walking man will give you an idea of how long you'll have to wait on the Ticketmaster queue. Okay, I've said to log in and join the queue, but you don't want to do this on just one device.
The more, the better. Download the Ticketmaster app to your phone or tablet and log in. Open ticketmaster. And have a phone ready to call Ticketmaster's automated number. Here was my experience buying tickets to see Stray Kids. Join a fan club The next-best presale rewards those who unabashedly stan the hardest. Plenty of your favorite artists have fan clubs and a membership be it through payment or handing over your email will get you exclusive codes to fan presales and VIP packages on Ticketmaster.
With streaming now in the fray, a subscription to certain services can also grant early ticket access. Presale codes are hiding in plain sight When in doubt, crowdsource through less-official means.
Jack Slingland, director of client relations at reseller TickPick , tells Vulture that most presale codes excluding those for credit cards are generic, meaning the same code can be used by anyone to unlock an event presale. Look to fan accounts, other social media avenues, and especially forums both on official sites and subreddits to find threads created for specific events , where users sometimes share codes.
Be ready at least ten minutes before a sale begins An unspoken practice of the ticket-selling business is that you never actually sell all your tickets at the appointed on-sale time.
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