Mrs. Ciz
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I bought a set of 4 tickets to the Rolling Stones No Filter tour during the first day of the presale as a family Christmas gift. I was looking for seats in the $175/ticket range, but there were hardly any left. I did find 4 seats together in the $175 section, but they were $206 per ticket instead of $175 per ticket. (And we think Disney tickets are expensive!!!) The $206 tickets were called "Official Platinum" while the $175 tickets were call "Fan Presale", but they were all in the same section. Other Official Platinum tickets in the same area cost more than $206. They went up to $256!
I grabbed the cheapest one I could find ($206) for 4 in a row and called it a day. The second day of the presale I looked again out of curiosity. Official Platinum tickets right next to mine were now $356 a ticket. Today during the first day of the general public sale, they dropped to about $285. Ticketmaster calls it dynamic pricing!!! Again, these tickets are all in the $175/ticket section.
How on earth can Ticketmaster get away with "dynamic pricing"? Didn't they just settle a huge class action lawsuit for price gouging?
I grabbed the cheapest one I could find ($206) for 4 in a row and called it a day. The second day of the presale I looked again out of curiosity. Official Platinum tickets right next to mine were now $356 a ticket. Today during the first day of the general public sale, they dropped to about $285. Ticketmaster calls it dynamic pricing!!! Again, these tickets are all in the $175/ticket section.
How on earth can Ticketmaster get away with "dynamic pricing"? Didn't they just settle a huge class action lawsuit for price gouging?