Ticketmaster－Buy; Sell Tickets

The app is free to download and use, but purchasing tickets requires paying the face value plus service fees. Specific costs vary by event, venue, and region, with no uniform standard. It is recommended to review the fee breakdown before purchasing.

Search for events in the app to see the ticket price range. Prices vary by performance date and seating section. You can enable price alerts or follow official social media channels for discount information.

Keep an eye on presales, early-bird tickets, and official discount promotions. Compare prices across different dates and seating sections, and avoid popular dates. You can also wait for price drops closer to the event, but popular events may sell out.

Cross-region use may prevent you from using local payment methods, and ticketing rules and refund policies may differ. Some tickets restrict usage to specific regions. It is recommended to use a local account and payment method to avoid disputes.

Official resale is supported, and you can list tickets for sale within the app. Resale prices are set by the seller, and the platform charges a service fee. You must comply with platform rules, ensure tickets are authentic and valid, and avoid violations.

Ticketmaster is a ticketing platform where you pay per ticket purchase; Apple Music is a subscription-based music service. The former has no fixed subscription fee, while the latter charges a monthly fee. The choice depends on your needs: choose Ticketmaster for one-time events, and Apple Music for continuous music listening.