Fan-to-Fan Ticket Exchange for Dummies

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  • rollings
    rollings unknown Posts: 7,127
    PJNB said:
    rollings said:
    Jason7192 said:
    I'd bet that the fan-to-fan ticket exchange for PJ is going to work very similar to the ticket exchange they already have set up for NBA, NHL, etc. No need for them to completely reinvent the wheel & design a totally different platform.

     Since they (Ticketmaster) already know what we paid for the tix, it would be pretty easy for them to just modify their existing platform to cap the sale amount at the amount originally paid instead of allowing the seller to choose the amount. 

    https://www.ticketexchangebyticketmaster.com/
    Aha.  This may be the link needed to buy tickets on the exchange 
    I just did a trial run with the Montreal Canadiens vs Phoenix Coyotes on Mar 3rd. It takes you to the same page whether you go through that link or the main page search link. It also has regular sale tickets mixed in with secondary sales. I am betting we can just go on the main page for Pearl Jam and it will be the same.  
    Oh cool, thanks for researching. 
  • Apecarro
    Apecarro Posts: 118
    So you just go into ticket master and try to buy tickets?  There isn’t a designated section of their web site or a certain link?  Has anyone seen what time they are going to start the exchange?
  • joseph33
    joseph33 Washington DC Posts: 1,341
    They start just after I buy tickets first.
  • 4Powers20
    4Powers20 Posts: 1,231
    Basically starting tomorrow if someone has tickets they decide they don’t want/need anymore they can go on Ticketmaster and “return” their tickets.  At this point the tickets will be put back up for sale.  There’s no set time, it just depends on when the tix pop back up inventory.  

    So if you’re looking for tix to a show you just need to keep checking to see if tickets are available.  You’ll either be in the right place at the right time or you won’t .


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  • Jason7192
    Jason7192 Southern Indiana Posts: 318
    rollings said:
    Jason7192 said:
    I'd bet that the fan-to-fan ticket exchange for PJ is going to work very similar to the ticket exchange they already have set up for NBA, NHL, etc. No need for them to completely reinvent the wheel & design a totally different platform.

     Since they (Ticketmaster) already know what we paid for the tix, it would be pretty easy for them to just modify their existing platform to cap the sale amount at the amount originally paid instead of allowing the seller to choose the amount. 

    https://www.ticketexchangebyticketmaster.com/
    Aha.  This may be the link needed to buy tickets on the exchange 
    When I was looking at this a couple weeks ago (I was looking at a specific Celtics game as an example), you could buy/list on the dedicated exchange website, and the map view for the available seats looked just like the little blue dots on the normal Ticketmaster event page. The excact same seats also appeared on the regular Ticketmaster event page as pink verified resale seats.
  • Lerxst1992
    Lerxst1992 Posts: 7,852
    If the people willing to pay thousands for MSG just save it for a few months they can probably see 3-4 shows for the price of 1 MSG ticket.


    It woulda been nice had they announced some fall shows to diminish the East spring anxiety of some willing to spend $3000 a pair on SH or $4600 on charity tickets. But had they made that announcement, that $4600 opportunity would not exist.
  • gotthebottle
    gotthebottle San Diego Posts: 3,743
    If the people willing to pay thousands for MSG just save it for a few months they can probably see 3-4 shows for the price of 1 MSG ticket.


    It woulda been nice had they announced some fall shows to diminish the East spring anxiety of some willing to spend $3000 a pair on SH or $4600 on charity tickets. But had they made that announcement, that $4600 opportunity would not exist.
    Blaming the band for inciting anxiety causing people to spend large amounts of money? 
    Jeezus... there will be shows east of the Mississippi....
  • hokejd
    hokejd Posts: 10
    Sorry if this is a dumb question....

    if you couldn’t go to a show, but wanted to have a friend go in your place, couldn’t they just login to the TM app with your username and password and access your tickets. 

    I understand the intent of “non-transferable” but I feel giving tickets to a friend isn’t violating the intent here. 

    Any help is appreciated 
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  • gotthebottle
    gotthebottle San Diego Posts: 3,743
    edited February 2020
    hokejd said:
    Sorry if this is a dumb question....

    if you couldn’t go to a show, but wanted to have a friend go in your place, couldn’t they just login to the TM app with your username and password and access your tickets. 

    I understand the intent of “non-transferable” but I feel giving tickets to a friend isn’t violating the intent here. 

    Any help is appreciated 
    hokejd said:
    Sorry if this is a dumb question....

    if you couldn’t go to a show, but wanted to have a friend go in your place, couldn’t they just login to the TM app with your username and password and access your tickets. 

    I understand the intent of “non-transferable” but I feel giving tickets to a friend isn’t violating the intent here. 

    Any help is appreciated 
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  • Lifted
    Lifted Posts: 1,836
    Its been mentioned about msg, but I think you can count denver out of the f2f sale as well. Although some of the less than desirable seats for denver arent nearly as inflated as nyc so I suppose some ticketholders may choose to dump there tickets on ticketmaster instead.

    On another note, I havent decided whether Im going to be traveling to NYC from Philadelphia empty handed on the day of the show yet, but for anyone that wants to go, lives in NY and has no tickets, Id highly recommend giving it a shot.

    Anecdotal story...in 2016, I decided to go to the 2nd Philly show without tickets on a whim. My plan was to go to the box office and score a last minute ticket drop. That did not work out. Tickets were going for thousands on stubhub. Possibly not quite as high of a demand, but the prices were pretty comparable to msg this year. I manged to score a ticket 5 minutes before the show outside the gates at face value, and I saw other desperate fans getting the same luck. Bottom line is that people can ask for whatever crazy price they want for these tickets on stubhub, but that doesnt mean theyre selling. For the love of affordable tickets, no one should be buying them. Once the show is approaching, those prices should drop or there will be a lot of scalpers eating tickets. Either that, or PJ fans are just nuts and are feeding the beast. It takes a collective effort, but again, no one should be paying these prices.

    Anyway, just to add to my story....the band took the stage as soon as i walked through security. I started scrambling to figure out where i was going (i think i had balcony nosebleeds) and just walked into the first entrance i saw as i didnt want to be walking all over the building for the start of the show. Kept walking down the steps looking for an opening. Found a nice open isle seat, front row on a side section in the middle of the ga pit. Mustve been a seat belonging to a scalper. Ended up being a better spot than ga, and Pearl Jam proceeded to play ten front to back. 

    One of my more memorable concert experiences.
  • Get_Right
    Get_Right Posts: 14,116
    It is going to cost at least $500 to get in the door at MSG if you dont find someone on here that has an extra.  Cost me $300 in 2016, but at least I was in front of the stage. This year will be more, much more.  And that stinks.
  • Get_Right said:
    It is going to cost at least $500 to get in the door at MSG if you dont find someone on here that has an extra.  Cost me $300 in 2016, but at least I was in front of the stage. This year will be more, much more.  And that stinks.
    If you can take off work I waited in line at the box office and was probably 30th in line and got lower bowl face value tickets for 85 bucks in 2016. Hoping I can have the same luck this time too. Got there around 11am. 
  • Take this with a grain of salt, but I just chatted with TM customer service and they told me that they exchange will open up in the normal timeframe for ticket drops, so their best guess was between 10am and 12pm local time.
  • Are we supposed to be getting an email with a code to participate in the fan to fan exchange tomorrow?

    Didn’t read the whole thread so if it’s already been answered just let me know. Thanks!
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  • Are we supposed to be getting an email with a code to participate in the fan to fan exchange tomorrow?

    Didn’t read the whole thread so if it’s already been answered just let me know. Thanks!
    No, tickets will just show up on the normal event page for each show.
  • Get_Right
    Get_Right Posts: 14,116
    edited February 2020
    Get_Right said:
    It is going to cost at least $500 to get in the door at MSG if you dont find someone on here that has an extra.  Cost me $300 in 2016, but at least I was in front of the stage. This year will be more, much more.  And that stinks.
    If you can take off work I waited in line at the box office and was probably 30th in line and got lower bowl face value tickets for 85 bucks in 2016. Hoping I can have the same luck this time too. Got there around 11am. 
    Awesome. I dont have the ability to spend a day waiting in line. I have done that in the past, but I think the odds this time around are much lower. Funny thing is I am not stressed about it. A ticket will find is way to me somehow.
  • D-Rod
    D-Rod Hamilton, Ontario Posts: 1,992
    I’m guess the portal for transferring your tickets to the exchange opens tomorrow as well.  

    Thought it might open earlier so their are tickets on there when it starts 
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  • Are we supposed to be getting an email with a code to participate in the fan to fan exchange tomorrow?

    Didn’t read the whole thread so if it’s already been answered just let me know. Thanks!
    No, tickets will just show up on the normal event page for each show.
    Do you mind telling me where you got this info? There is someone on Reddit saying 10c sent emails to eligible fans with a code to enter the exchange. 

    Thanks. 
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    5/31/06 Storytellers Taping
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  • I got shut out on all sales for Toronto and Hamilton so I'd love to know what time this sale opens and where. I wish TM or Ten Club would provide some info

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  • JimmyV
    JimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 19,598
    Are we supposed to be getting an email with a code to participate in the fan to fan exchange tomorrow?

    Didn’t read the whole thread so if it’s already been answered just let me know. Thanks!
    No, tickets will just show up on the normal event page for each show.
    Do you mind telling me where you got this info? There is someone on Reddit saying 10c sent emails to eligible fans with a code to enter the exchange. 

    Thanks. 
    Reddit person is full of shit. 
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