I’ve only bought tickets on Seat Geek. Should I just use to sell as well?

I assume pros and cons to each one. Not sure if any to avoid.

As a knicks season ticket holder, I got access to buy 4 finals tickets at face value. I just found out that I only need 3 and am looking to get rid of the extra. MSG has implemented a system where you're not able to transfer the ticket until 72 hours before the game. I've tried a few third party platforms, but they won't let me create a listing until I transfer the ticket to the third party platform.

Is there a provider that will let me list the ticket before I'm actually able to transfer it? Has anyone else dealt with a similar issue?

hi yall! me and my dad have a goal to go to every single seahawks home game this season. our favorite section is 118 and 117 and when we looked to buy our tickets individually, it came out to over 7k a person. we then saw that stubhub was selling season tickets for all home games in section 118 for 3.5k each. we bought them happily with this deal. now i’m wondering, does this make us official season ticket holders or did we just buy a bunch of tickets? will we have access to super bowl ticket lottery or any other benefits of sth?
still happy with this deal, just curious about all this. there seems to be no one talking about buying whole season tickets off of resale. any thoughts or insights from people who have done the same in the past would be greatly appreciated!

I'm a Broncos STH, just put tix to a couple of of games up and saw that they are taking a total of about 30% of what the buyer would pay: 10% off the sellers price and 20% markup to the buyer. I don't remember it being that bad last year. And the seller doesn't see the total price until the tix are posted, making the process more complicated than it should be. Just wondering if others think the fees are higher.

When I started r/seasontickets, I wanted a place where real fans could talk about the lifestyle of owning season tickets. It is a community for sharing season ticket gifts, discussing your renewals, posting pictures from the game, and connecting with other season ticket holders (even from rivals). I know some of you get frustrated with Rule 2 (No Ticket Sales or Trades), but I’m doubling down on it for a reason.

For the last five months, I have been tracking a very specific scam that has been targeting Redditors. This is not a one off on Reddit, and it is a problem across social media. I recently sat down with First Alert 4 to discuss this sophisticated ticketing scam.

The scammer(s) posts tickets for sale in regional groups with an emotional hook to build trust. They avoid listing a price publicly and ask interested buyers to send a DM. They offer a deal that feels just "generous" enough to be believable, and then only accept unprotected payment methods like Venmo, CashApp, or ApplePay.

The most believable part of this scam? They are not just sending lazy photoshopped screenshots. After reviewing detailed pictures from victims, I am convinced the scammer(s) is using a cloned Ticketmaster app. It is a bogus system that looks and feels like the real thing, but the tickets are fake.

Most people only see one scam in their local market. I have seen this happen across multiple cities, states, and with the same pattern over and over. They have a working playbook.

KMOV First Alert 4 Reddit Ticket Scam Story

Same Scam, Different City

I’ve tracked this same scam across multiple fanbases. If you look at these threads, you’ll see the exact patterns I’m talking about.

Colorado Avalanche Ticket Scam

Duke Basketball Ticket Scam

Phoenix Suns Ticket Scam

Los Angeles Lakers Ticket Scam

San Francisco Giants Ticket Scam

What to do if Scammed:

Scammers are savvy, and hindsight is 20/20. If you fell for this scam, do not feel ashamed. Coming forward helps protect the next person.

1. Document any screenshots, text messages, aliases, and payment information.
2. Report the scam to your State Attorney General. It might seem like a big escalation, but this will be the best local contact to investigate.
3. Contact your bank or payment provider. The payment might be tough to get back, but the fraud report is still essential to your case.
4. Notify the mods, or post about it to the community. This step helps to make sure others are warned and the account is banned.

To be clear, discussing ticket resale is not discouraged. Whether you're curious about team policies and exchanges, wondering how to price your seats, or looking for advice. That’s all part of what this sub is for.

Rule 2 isn't there to be restrictive. It’s there to keep the scammers out and the focus on season tickets.

This season was clearly disappointing, but what truly disappointed me was the postseason. As a half-season ticket holder, this year they automatically added postseason games to my account, and I had the option to sell or keep them.

We attended a game during the Celtics series, and our section was filled with more Celtics fans than Sixers fans. But let me tell you, the experience at MSG South in Round 2 was the most embarrassing sporting event I’ve ever been a part of.

Before the playoffs began, we had planned to renew our tickets, but after the disappointing postseason experience, there’s no way we’ll invest in an organization that clearly doesn’t care about its fans. I called my representative yesterday to request a cancellation, and she’s now escalating the matter to her sales director to see what they can do.

I’m curious to know if anyone else is going to stick with this season. I’m completely fed up and would much rather watch the games from home or attend a few occasional games.

The rules for the Weekly Golden Seat Contest are simple.

While you're at the game, we want to see the view through your eyes. Drop a photo from your seats in the comments for a chance to win Reddit Gold. The entry rules are simple:

1. The POV: Share a photo from your actual season tickets.
2. The Story: You did the most important thing as a Season Ticket Holder: You showed up. Each game is a different. Tell us a little about it!

My favorite picture and the story will help determine the winner(s)! The contest restarts every Saturday morning, and awards will be given out when the new contest starts. The new contest will be pinned every week.

Let's see those seats!

Even if you aren't entering the contest, all community members are welcome to use this space as an open chat for the week.

Besides Lysted, what other 3rd party ticket resale platforms are out there for STH holders? Looking to leave lysted, but haven't found many others out there with a similar platform and fee structure.

Did the Saints Org credit you this home game? Just curious bc last year as a Chargers STH. We ate the cost....

Hello, I am a new NYG STH. I didn’t get any great answers in the Giants sub. With the announcement of the opening SNF game against the Cowboys, the tickets are showing in my account but the option to Sell them is unavailable. How, then, do I see hundreds of tickets (many of them verified resale) already listed on Ticketmaster etc? I understand that I’ll likely be able to sell them if I so choose after the entire schedule is released tomorrow night, but how are people getting around this, especially with verified resale tickets?

Fellow STHs — has anyone dealt with this? Curious if others have had the same experience.

I was previously enrolled in the Cardinals season ticket installment plan for the previous year. The first installment was charged on February 13, 2025. This year, it was charged in December 2025 — roughly two months earlier — with no notice and no updated agreement from me.

I did not authorize this charge. When I discovered it, I immediately removed my credit card from my profile. No games have been played (obviously). No tickets have been delivered or used.

When I raised this, their position was that having a card on file was sufficient authorization. And that they couldn't refund me the money. COUGH IT UP BIDWELL. I've since opted out of my tickets entirely and am disputing the charge.

My question for this sub: has anyone else got charged and then opt out without reimbursement for unprovided product? And does anyone know if this is disclosed anywhere in the STH agreement — because I never received notice of a schedule change.

Also curious whether anyone has had luck getting a refund in a situation like this, or gone through the AG's office or a chargeback. (which i plan to do)

So confused if I should go to a mini plan half or micro because I want to add a extra ticket but my pal I have known for quite some time won’t pitch in finances wise what should I do go for whole season solo 400s or go to half solo? Thanks!

Go ducks!!! Quack!