A Ticketmaster event page shows primary and resale tickets at today's prices. To track how resale prices moved, follow one section over time; the section table on each show page here keeps 30 days of daily prices for every section with steady listings.
Why the section matters
The lowest price for a show is one ticket, often in the upper levels. In the latest reading, the cheapest section at each show here ran a median 53% below the show's typical section. If you want the lower bowl, the show's lowest price will mislead you.
How to track a section
- Pick the section by name. Use the name on the seat map, such as Standing Room Only.
- Open the show's section table. Each row has the lowest price in the latest reading, the 30-day move and a 30-day line.
- Watch the tickets listed. A section with two tickets left can jump when they go.
For example, Los Angeles Rams vs Green Bay Packers, Nov 25 has 251 sections with a daily price. The cheapest, Standing Room Only, was $286 in the latest reading. In all, 10,144 sections across the 100 shows have their own line.
Resale tickets on Ticketmaster carry a resale label beside primary tickets. The prices here are the lowest listed resale prices we record, not Ticketmaster's own numbers. See what floor and pit sections cost.