The Top 10 Sites to Buy and Sell Tickets

When it comes to buying tickets from a reseller, not all sites are created equal. Some are easy to find, but have whopping brokerage fees that go to the site owners — making it critical to identify the best places to buy. Here are the top 10 online ticket brokers.

  1. Ticket Lodge

Tickets to both concerts and sporting events are easy to find on Ticket Lodge, a site that often sells tickets below face value and at lower prices than Stubhub. Ticket Lodge is an affordable option for those looking to attend a game or concert at a great price.

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  1. StubHub

At a 15% brokerage rate, the tickets might be a little more expensive, but the security and customer support that you receive from one of the biggest ticket brokers in the world makes it worth shopping here. They might be a huge company, but they’re still one of the best.

  1. VIP Meet and Greet Tickets

For those looking to purchase VIP tickets, there is no better place than VIP Meet and Greet. Ticket brokers like StubHub and Ticket Lodge often fail to properly label premium tickets, but this site verifies each VIP ticket.

  1. MetroSeats

Similar to Ticket Lodge, MetroSeats has some of the lowest ticket prices available, thanks in part to lower resale fees.

  1. CheapConcertTickets.me

You might not have heard of them before now, but that’s because CheapConcertTickets.me spends almost no money on advertisements. Those savings are passed on to customers, who are rewarded with lower ticket prices for concerts.

  1. FinallyItsYours.com

Another company that hasn’t gotten much publicity receives rave reviews for something other than low costs: upgrades. People who buy here frequently get their seats upgraded — a feature you won’t want to miss!

  1. Lucky Duck Tickets

These tickets tend to be cheaper than other ticket brokers, especially with a promo code. More customers are choosing to purchase tickets here because they are often cheaper than on StubHub.

  1. Tickifieds Direct

A lesser known company, consumers can buy or sell tickets on this site, also at a generally lower cost than StubHub. Events including sports and concerts are available.

  1. Vivid Seats

There is a wide range of opinions on Vivid Seats. Some have had a great experience with it, while others have had problems receiving their tickets on time. Mixed reviews have some wary of utilizing the site, but good deals are abound for concert tickets.

  1. Ticketmaster

Ticketmaster offers a wide range of concert and sporting event tickets at generally reasonable prices. Ticketmaster doesn’t have the same great deals as sites like Ticket Lodge, but it’s still a decent spot to shop.

 

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