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Is that Ticketmaster fee drip pricing? Not under federal law, a court rules — if it's on the same screen as the price
A Federal Court ruling says itemized ticket fees aren’t illegal if they’re shown up front. Here’s how Canadians can tell the ...
Buying a concert ticket can come with facility and service fees that amount to at least 30% of the ticket price. The average ticket price for your favorite artist’s concert can already set you back ...
Long criticized for excessive ticketing fees, the newly renamed Ticketmaster Entertainment is experimenting with lower charges on some tickets. "We’re already testing the program on certain upcoming ...
Scoring seats to your favorite artist's next show starts with knowing where to look.
A proposed class action lawsuit is underway against Ticketmaster and its parent Live Nation Entertainment, alleging a deceptive “bait-and-switch” pricing scheme in the sale of event tickets. Consumers ...
Ticketmaster raised the cost of other fees after U.S. regulators banned surprise ‘junk’ fees added at checkout while purchasing tickets, according to a report (AP) Months after U.S. regulators banned ...
A Canadian federal court sides with Ticketmaster, ruling that federal drip-pricing laws do not require a single all-inclusive advertised ticket price.
MONTREAL — A class-action lawsuit against Ticketmaster has been approved by the Quebec Superior Court, allowing consumers in the Canadian province to sue over what they call “abusive” service fees on ...
UVA and Wharton researchers explain why ticket issuers profit from controlled resale, even as consumers may benefit more from ...
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