A StubHub event page lists the tickets for sale at the moment you open it. To see whether a price is high or low for that show, compare it with a record of earlier days, like the daily charts on this site.
Why one look is not enough
Resale prices move from day to day. Across 14,444 pairs of back-to-back daily readings for the 100 shows here, the lowest listed price changed by more than 1% on 34% of days and by more than 5% on 13%. A price you see once could be a good day or a bad one.
Compare a StubHub price in three steps
- Get the price with fees. Use the total per ticket, the number you would pay.
- Find the show here. Each show page charts the lowest listed resale price we record each day, fees included, with the low and high on record.
- Check the section. Match the section you are looking at on StubHub with the section table on the show page.
The prices here are the lowest listed resale prices we record. They are not StubHub's own listings, so a StubHub price for the same section can differ by the seller and by its fees.
Shows to compare
Start with these acts and teams: New York Knicks, Harry Styles, Olivia Rodrigo, Katseye, Chicago Bears, Hamilton. For what to do once you have a target price, see ticket price alerts.