SECRET HACK TO FIND THE FACE VALUE OF TICKETS ON TICKETMASTER | TICKET TIP THURSDAY
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
- If you're interested in buying tickets but are unsure of how much ticket prices will be, now you can learn all the tips and tricks on being able to confirm face values BEFORE they even go on sale!
Ticketmaster's new format doesn't show face value pricing ranges anymore as they used to in the past, so now it's up to us to find a new way of completing this research! Luckily, you can still find face value ticket pricing by accessing the old Ticketmaster view to pull this data. You can see what face values are before an event goes on sale, or even afterwards to see the pricing across multiple levels and sections of the venue.
00:00 \\ Face Values - Introduction
1:00 \\ How To Find Face Values
3:30 \\ How To Use This Information
4:50 \\ Bonus Info
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Thanks, man - wouldn't think it would be so difficult!
Great tip I wish I would have known this before trying to get tickets to a ufc 268 face value was so expensive wasn’t even worth buying would lose money
Some events are just too pricey at face value and don’t make sense to purchase at all. Watch out for dynamic pricing!
Is there any way to do this for shows that are already sold out / only available for resale?
Hey Thumbsup , just discovered your content, TM’ s been driving me crazy with their “ Dynamic Pricing “. Will subscribe and review. Thanks
Welcome to the team! Dynamic pricing is a tough one to deal with but it’s unfortunately part of the game. New content will be coming out this week (hopefully) 🤞🏽
Just tried this today (October 2023) fr the Eagles concert next March in Chicago. Unfortunately it's not working. If I change the "event" to "exchange" the site just automatically changes it back to "event". Oh well. I don't understand why they make it so hard to find out face value ahead of time.
seems like the "exchange" trick no longer works. Would you know another way to see the face value? I like this to to help figure out how much I will have to spend. Thank you Thumbsup!
😭😭 was a sad day when they shut this down. There are workarounds if you have some coding experience and can gain access to the Ticketmaster API, but I currently don’t have the skillset to code it out. If you/know anyone with a coding background, have them dm me on IG or Twitter @thumbsuprun and I’m sure we can compensate them for their efforts!
@@thumbsuprun why would you leave this video up and waste peoples time watching then trying it? Ad revenue worth more than your integrity? Seems that way to some of us
@@thumbsuprun have you found any sources on instructions on the workaround if you do get the ticketmaster API?
@@coul I agree, dude come on
Also last question, I have noticed ticket prices going down for the event I want to go to but the prices are not back to their original face value of $60-$1,000. (Now the range is roughly $1,000 to $5,000). Do the prices ever go back to original face value or atleast close to it?
It really depends on the event, there’s no guarantees prices will ever come back down to face value of lower. Depends on the artist, demand for the event, if any additional tickets are released, weather, can change on anything. Sometimes ticket prices slowly come down and then shoot back up too, I’ve seen it all. Waiting is generally the correct option for prices to come down, but it isn’t always a guarantee
@@thumbsuprun Damn, ok thank you much!!
Can you please do the reselling tickets on seat geek vid
In the works!
Are tickets delivered instantly on the day if I purchase on the day of the game
Usually yes, though it depends on the delivery method. If you purchase tickets that are labeled as instant delivery, you’ll get them within a couple of minutes. If they are labeled as ‘special delivery’ or ‘mobile transfer’ however, then it may take some time for the tickets to be transferred to you/you may need to pick up your tickets at a specific location near the venue. You can generally sort by instant delivery for most events which helps. Mobile transfer tickets purchased on the day of the event are normally fine, though try not to wait until a few minutes before the event starts as a seller could take up to 30 minutes to transfer the tickets
So, how much is taxes/service fee for Ticketmaster usually? Tickets I wanted to buy are crazy expensive with the tax. Is Ticketmaster always like this? Like $1,000 ticket became $4,000 after the service fee, like WHAT? 😳 Should I wait a few days for prices to drop or is there a way around this? Just curious!
Ticket fees are normally in the 25-50% fee range, I wouldn’t expect something to go from 1k to turn into 4K though 😬 what was the event?
@@thumbsuprun My mistake..I miscalculated..the x2 at checkout is actual ticket price....so it is actually 1,000 each (as opposed to the $500 each I thought it was). So the service fee is $2,000 + $2,000 basically. Still kind of steep though. 😭 I guess I'll wait another week for price drop...
@@thumbsuprun I hate math 😩
Aha math is no fun at all 🙅🏽♂️ wait and see if things drop!
Trying to find upcoming costs for the Mamamoo concert.. The right click + inspect doesn't work either ;-;
It should - which event are you looking at specifically? Most TM shows I look at show a price range from 54-499 with some variability but the overall same range
this doesn't seem to work anymore :(
It died a month or two ago 😭 you require access to the Ticketmaster API to pull the data now
I tried this hack, and it did not let me see the face value, it was for Bad Bunny Worlds Hottest Tour Tix's where the presale is showing 1k for floor seats
This hack has been shut down unfortunately. You now require access to the Ticketmaster API to pull the data 😭😭
@@thumbsuprun Its really unfortunate how expensive concert tickets are, like $1k in this economy?!
Definitely wild! Those are reserved for inside his concert stage though - should still be able to find seats starting around $55 or so for the upper levels (before dynamic pricing hits)
Out of curiosity...is there anyway to beat the scalpers at their own game? How do we get tickets before season holders, for example? And how do the season holders or scalpers get the tickets so fast? Is there some secret club they are in where they find out tickets are available for a concert months or years in advance? What club is this and can I join? 😂
Why doesn't Ticketmaster let real fans and season holders and scalpers go in the "proverbial" rink to buy tickets at the same time? Fight it out?? 🤣 Why do they only get a leg up but real fans have the bottom of the barrel seemingly? 🙈
Hahaha the first rule about fight club…is to never speak about fight club 🤐
Technically everyone is in the same boat, but it’s scalpers who treat it as a business while fans treat buying tickets as an means to an experience. A fan doesn’t spend hours a day researching all about presales and ticket tips, knowing the best prices and methods for getting tickets. That’s a big part of my channel though, education. Learn everything a broker knows from a broker, and then use it against the others for your own benefit! 😁
@@thumbsuprun Ha ha fair enough! Thanks to your videos, I know a lot more! I also did all this research on Ticketmaster as well so it all makes more sense now. I just hope I can get the damn ticket price and seat I want by the end of all this waiting. 🙃 Would be nice!
Thanks for the tips and help! And you are so prompt with answering questions, thank you! Also Hopefully next time, I can get the tickets before Ticketmaster hike up their prices!
That’s the goal! Gotta get in before they start the dynamic pricing. So dangerous!
seems like this trick does not work anymore. Maybe Ticketmaster found out about it :(
It stopped working at the beginning of December, right when the AWS and Adele issues were going on. There is a new way to check now but it requires you to have an API with Ticketmaster which isn’t easily accessible for the general public 😭
this doesn’t work anymore but thanks
this does not work anymore
Any updates?
I have a tool in testing right now on discord, hopefully can get it live soon 🙏🏽
@@thumbsuprun anything yet
This hack no longer works. Wouldn't it be nice if someone recorded all this info on every event during presale and posted it on their website for public access! We need more of this in the world!
There’s another way to pull this data now, let me try and put it together for you!
Anyway to view prices still? Also do you know how I can find historical data for concert attendance?@@thumbsuprun
I don’t think this works anymore unfortunately. Thanks
it doesn’t 😭 I am working with someone to build a small tool right now, I’ll make a video talking about it once it’s live!
Outdated information because doesn't work anymore!
If you right click on the webpage and click inspect element and search for ‘USD’ (or CAD if Canadian event) before the event goes on sale, you can find the price range that way
@@thumbsuprun it doesn't work! You need to update your video or just take it down completely!
@@anthonypalmer6078 It does work, I just did it looking for ticket prices myself. 5 months after your comment lol
No longer works.
Quick easy way now is to right click on the event page before the first presale takes place, select inspect element, and then search for ‘USD’ or ‘CAD’ depending on the currency