StubHub and SeatGeek charge an arm and a leg in fees above the inflated scalp price. Anybody know of a better way? Looking to go to UConn game and want decent seats.
Craigslist can be good....there are tickets there but those are normally the same pro resellers you find other places.
The week of the game individuals tend to put some up when they want to cash in or if they can't make the game.
Cool I didn't think to check there. Thx
Tickpick.com doesn't tack on all the fees, so at least the price you see is what you'll pay.
I've found SeatGeek to be pretty fair. They don't sell their own tickets, so they are at the mercy of StubHub etc. However, I have found the resale market for UC tickets to not be great.
Is the UCONN game sold out?
I exclusively use Vivid Seats, though I don't usually have to buy my own tickets for UC games.
There is an app called Gametime where you can buy tickets up to the last minute and they are sent right to your phone. You also can print them out.( I'd check with UC if they have the capability of scanning off a phone).
I believe you get a credit for opening an account and there are also $20 coupons flying around.
I have not personally purchased any tickets but have looked it over. The fees on a $15 ticket are $6. They say if a better value arises they refund you the difference. I have seen a few people who used it for Reds games and they said it worked fine.
(01-13-2017 03:44 PM)djtothemoney Wrote: [ -> ]I've found SeatGeek to be pretty fair. They don't sell their own tickets, so they are at the mercy of StubHub etc. However, I have found the resale market for UC tickets to not be great.
Is the UCONN game sold out?
No but I want better seats than what they have left.
Groupon has tickets for Bearcat games.
I've also used Scorebig.com for tickets. They have tickets to the Shootout for as low as $69 and for the UConn game for as low as $14.