How we work out typical prices
Every price on this site is an asking price with fees included: what you would pay at checkout for the cheapest seat, or for a seat in the middle of the market.
Typical lowest
An event's lowest price is the lowest listed price across the resale marketplaces, fees included. The typical lowest price is the middle of those event prices. For the Celtics, that is $91: half of their 35 home games start below it and half above.
Typical middle
An event's middle price is the middle of each marketplace's median listed price. The typical middle price is the middle of those event figures. It tells you what a seat away from the cheapest corner of the building costs.
Cheapest and priciest quarter
A quarter of a team's home games, or of a tour's or show's dates, start under its cheapest-quarter figure, and a quarter start above its priciest-quarter figure.
Which events count
- Upcoming events at US venues, with a date set.
- Events with 10 or more listings on the largest resale marketplace.
- A team page needs 10 or more home games, a tour or show 5 or more dates, and a venue 15 or more events.
- Every row on every page, from a month to a city, is a typical price across 3 or more events.
- A marketplace price under half of the main marketplace's lowest counts as a stray listing and stays out.
Section prices
Many pages show one upcoming date section by section: the lowest listed price, fees included, in each of the cheapest sections on the largest resale marketplace.
Asking prices and face value
Every figure is an asking price: what sellers list tickets for, with fees. Face value at the primary seller is a separate number.