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My wife and I used Seat Geek for the first time last year we bought tickets for both nights of the Metallica concert in May in Nashville and we are outside of Chicago so it was a vacation we had to save for we bought the cheapest tickets and the day of because of production issues they moved us 5 rows from the floor great seats and they made it really right. Thanks so much seat Geek we will always buy from you guys Ticket Master who?

This app is much easier to use than other ticket apps I wish we could download sales history and I also wish for buyer to have better ‘view from the seat’ (row 2 v row 30 should look different).

Everyone review is different. Mine was good. I bought tickets to see future in Washington D.C. I received confirmation email right away and tickets were sent . Looking forward to buying again. Will keep you updated.

I really enjoyed SeatGeek to purchase my baseball tickets and I would definitely recommend them to anyone else wanting to purchase tickets!

This a great app for any venue. You can get any sporting event which my favorite. Don’t mess with anything else. This secure simple and affordable. Get it

I have most of the ticket apps, but SeatGeek is the only one I use. The tickets are consistently cheaper than other apps, and I love the feature they have where you can see the view from your seat! I will always recommend!

Purchased VIP packages for the MAYHEM Ball on opening night in sin city and looking forward to getting my paws on a package for one of the LA shows

Easy to buy and transfer tickets. Like the interface. All around better than the others

I’ve been using SeatGeek for a while now and every concert I’ve purchased has been cheaper than normal pricing! Glad the PDS recommended this app to me!

As a long time user of Ticketmaster and LiveNation they end up having so many charging fees hidden and with the whole Ticketmaster fiasco I’ve been looking for a new place to get tickets and this one is amazing they include fees so I won’t have to be bothered with guessing how much more it’d be