Best site for tickets

[North Carolina Blue Wildcat]

What sites do you recommend for tickets-not just UK related? Looking to take my kid to see Golden State play in Charlotte, Memphis or Indy. See a lot of bad reviews for most every site I visit. Haven't ever had to buy tickets on line so looking for some input.

 

[wildcatcorner]

I've had luck with stubhub. I bought tickets to a Mavs game and Stars game when I was in Dallas. I also recently bought tickets to a Reds game. No issues so far.

 

[Smashcat]

I've had luck with stubhub. I bought tickets to a Mavs game and Stars game when I was in Dallas. I also recently bought tickets to a Reds game. No issues so far.

I've never had Stubhub issues either.

 

[WCSPlayedWRInHS]

I like SeatGeek.

 

[SpamburgerHamburger]

+1 for StubHub, I've used them for a bunch of sporting event and concerts.

 

[Hopmix]

Don't use stub hub for high profile games. The have to purchase insurance with each sale to cover fraud. My "service fee" for Louisville vs UK last year was 1200 dollars. I prefer Gametime app over stub hub. It gives you an option to see fees included.

 

[UKUGA]

I have used TickPick and have been pleased. I like the "no fee" aspect. What you see is what you get, in terms of price.

I realize fees are baked in, but it's still better than the last minute add-ons.

 

[Smashcat]

Don't use stub hub for high profile games. The have to purchase insurance with each sale to cover fraud. My "service fee" for Louisville vs UK last year was 1200 dollars. I prefer Gametime app over stub hub. It gives you an option to see fees included.

 

[rememberkapp]

There's Stubhub, and then there's everybody else. In the off-chance that there's a problem with your tix Stubhub will make it good.

 

[UKat51]

Don't use stub hub for high profile games. The have to purchase insurance with each sale to cover fraud. My "service fee" for Louisville vs UK last year was 1200 dollars. I prefer Gametime app over stub hub. It gives you an option to see fees included.

Why sohigh? What was your selling price? $1200 to sell a pair of tickets seems unrealistic

 

[UKUGA]

This may shock some people (not many, but some), but these sites tend to have the same tickets available, from the same people.

The key is to compare sites and check the pricing. Take advantage of discounts codes, referral fees, etc.

If you find a ticket on stubhub, and the price on tickpick (or another site) is cheaper, then you should buy it on tickpick and save yourself money.

If a seller on stubhub is legitimate, he is probably also legitimate on tickpick. I'm pretty sure both sites offer equivalent guarantees on the tickets.

 

[JFCats22]

Seatgeek is the best by far.

 

[UKUGA]

Seat geek has the feature where they will email you if/when prices drop.