Why are some of the tickets listed above face value?
Licensed ticket brokers generally sell their tickets at prices above face value. This price is known as the ticket’s “market value.” The only place you can purchase tickets at face value is throughTicketmaster or a venue box office. However, it is important to note that these primary sellers often charge additional service fees—creating actual prices that are higher than the amount listed on the face of the ticket. Licensed ticket brokers specialize in obtaining desirable seats for high-demand and sold-out events. They get these tickets from a variety of sources including season ticket holders and individuals who have extra tickets for events. To obtain these high-demand tickets, brokers pay a premium, or a price often well above face value. They then sell these tickets at market value. The market value price for a ticket is determined by many factors including seat location, supply and demand, date and location of event, etc. Our ultimate goal is to provide our customers with the grea
