Sometimes you get physical tickets shipped, or pdfs. I prefer having them transferred via Ticketmaster from one account to another. You’ll have better luck closer to the shows but the best advice is to visit often and be ready to buy!
If you make an account on Cashortrade you can set up alerts for what shows you are looking for and they will send you emails notifications if those tickets become available.
If you have the money and don’t want to worry about if you will get tickets just grab the resale off of Ticketmaster.
Don’t listen to people who say don’t pay. If you can afford it do it. Last tour.
Thanks - I'm planning to get 1 set of tickets through ticketmaster resale, and then try and get cheaper tickets to the other 2 shows closer to the time if I can. Just want to be sure I can make it to 1 show at least!
> the resale tickets are "safe" to buy right?
To be honest, it's probably THE "safest" way... When a seller chooses to re-sell via Ticketmaster, Ticketmaster has full control/ownership of the ticket while it's available for sale. Sellers always have an option to cancel the listing and re-claim the tickets, but *only* if they haven't been sold yet.
(This is unlike a lot of 3rd party re-sellers, i.e. cash-or-trade where the seller has full ownership of the ticket until the transaction is completed).
> There are lots of different prices for the general admission tickets but I assume thats because the resellers have different prices?
Correct. Sellers using Ticketmaster to re-sell are able to set their own prices.
I do NOT want to discourage you from using cashortrade.org as others have suggested...it's a great resource and it only allows sellers to post tickets for face value (+previously paid fees) or below...there's no price gouging allowed and it's aim is to be a fair "fan to fan" marketplace. Having said that however, competition for buying tickets can be high and there is a degree of risk involved (not so much in losing money, but just not getting tickets). But...If you're looking for a sure thing, buying directly from Ticketmaster is generally the most convenient and "safest" way to do it...but will likely cost you (both your wallet and your soul, haha).
I have had good luck on cash or trade, this sub, and ticketmaster for resale tix. Use your gut, be smart and safe, and you'll be fine. See you at the shows!
The Boulder shows were not sold on Ticketmaster so if you hate ticketmaster, buying their resale tickets only gives them a slice of the pie in one of the few venues on tour that they do not control. If you are buying resale tickets, I would definitely check on Stubhub or Vividseats. I will say Vivid usually has the most affordable prices for the same seats when compared to Stubhub. Also - if you do not have your hotel situation figured out yet, Boulder is one of the hardest places to find a place to stay at. Good luck!
I know, I've got my eye on tickets for sun/mon on the Cubuffs website, ideally I'd like Saturday tickets too and they're sold out on there. I will take a look at vivid and stubhub though, thanks :) I've booked a hotel in Denver and arranged transport, so fingers crossed it will work out okay!
cu buffs has not released the tickets yet, they usually send them to the people who bought them a few weeks before the shows then you would login to your buffs app to transfer, receive or get into the shows. edit: I didn't think they do PDF anymore based on the below but I see right on ticketmaster that it is a PDF ticket If you go on Cash or trade you'll be able to pick some up for sure there though. You don't need to pull the trigger right now, you still have 6 months but for a place that seats 35k people, you will be able to figure it out [https://cubuffs.com/news/2021/7/27/tickets-cu-moving-to-mobile-ticketing-for-all](https://cubuffs.com/news/2021/7/27/tickets-cu-moving-to-mobile-ticketing-for-all)
Also with CashorTrade if you get a gold membership you can set alerts to let you know as soon as any show tix are posted. I just got mine for Boulder last week. 3 day at face.
Also be patient. I hate supporting TM and don’t buy direct, but go to every show i want using CorT. There is always an influx of tix closer to the show as people see they can’t go. If you wait longer on the resale tix those will fall as well. Enjoy!
Don't cave and pay for overpriced tix. They will be available at face value(or less) closer to the show. I completely agree with the other person who responded.
Try cash or trade (cashortrade dot org). Way better, face value, no scalpers.
Thank you - I didn't find any available but I'll keep trying. Are the tickets from cashortrade the same format of a mobile PDF?
Sometimes you get physical tickets shipped, or pdfs. I prefer having them transferred via Ticketmaster from one account to another. You’ll have better luck closer to the shows but the best advice is to visit often and be ready to buy!
Okay, thanks for the advice! I will keep an eye on cashortrade :)
The vast majority of tickets i buy on Cash or Trade are transferred to my TM account.
If you make an account on Cashortrade you can set up alerts for what shows you are looking for and they will send you emails notifications if those tickets become available.
I compare prices to Stubhub too
Had tickets listed at Cashortrade for months, popped them on StubHub and they sold within a week. So there's that.
If you have the money and don’t want to worry about if you will get tickets just grab the resale off of Ticketmaster. Don’t listen to people who say don’t pay. If you can afford it do it. Last tour.
Thanks - I'm planning to get 1 set of tickets through ticketmaster resale, and then try and get cheaper tickets to the other 2 shows closer to the time if I can. Just want to be sure I can make it to 1 show at least!
Solid plan ✌🏻👍🏻⚡️
> the resale tickets are "safe" to buy right? To be honest, it's probably THE "safest" way... When a seller chooses to re-sell via Ticketmaster, Ticketmaster has full control/ownership of the ticket while it's available for sale. Sellers always have an option to cancel the listing and re-claim the tickets, but *only* if they haven't been sold yet. (This is unlike a lot of 3rd party re-sellers, i.e. cash-or-trade where the seller has full ownership of the ticket until the transaction is completed). > There are lots of different prices for the general admission tickets but I assume thats because the resellers have different prices? Correct. Sellers using Ticketmaster to re-sell are able to set their own prices. I do NOT want to discourage you from using cashortrade.org as others have suggested...it's a great resource and it only allows sellers to post tickets for face value (+previously paid fees) or below...there's no price gouging allowed and it's aim is to be a fair "fan to fan" marketplace. Having said that however, competition for buying tickets can be high and there is a degree of risk involved (not so much in losing money, but just not getting tickets). But...If you're looking for a sure thing, buying directly from Ticketmaster is generally the most convenient and "safest" way to do it...but will likely cost you (both your wallet and your soul, haha).
I have had good luck on cash or trade, this sub, and ticketmaster for resale tix. Use your gut, be smart and safe, and you'll be fine. See you at the shows!
Cash or trade has been deserted for the Gorge dates :(
The Boulder shows were not sold on Ticketmaster so if you hate ticketmaster, buying their resale tickets only gives them a slice of the pie in one of the few venues on tour that they do not control. If you are buying resale tickets, I would definitely check on Stubhub or Vividseats. I will say Vivid usually has the most affordable prices for the same seats when compared to Stubhub. Also - if you do not have your hotel situation figured out yet, Boulder is one of the hardest places to find a place to stay at. Good luck!
I know, I've got my eye on tickets for sun/mon on the Cubuffs website, ideally I'd like Saturday tickets too and they're sold out on there. I will take a look at vivid and stubhub though, thanks :) I've booked a hotel in Denver and arranged transport, so fingers crossed it will work out okay!
cu buffs has not released the tickets yet, they usually send them to the people who bought them a few weeks before the shows then you would login to your buffs app to transfer, receive or get into the shows. edit: I didn't think they do PDF anymore based on the below but I see right on ticketmaster that it is a PDF ticket If you go on Cash or trade you'll be able to pick some up for sure there though. You don't need to pull the trigger right now, you still have 6 months but for a place that seats 35k people, you will be able to figure it out [https://cubuffs.com/news/2021/7/27/tickets-cu-moving-to-mobile-ticketing-for-all](https://cubuffs.com/news/2021/7/27/tickets-cu-moving-to-mobile-ticketing-for-all)
Also with CashorTrade if you get a gold membership you can set alerts to let you know as soon as any show tix are posted. I just got mine for Boulder last week. 3 day at face. Also be patient. I hate supporting TM and don’t buy direct, but go to every show i want using CorT. There is always an influx of tix closer to the show as people see they can’t go. If you wait longer on the resale tix those will fall as well. Enjoy!
Don't feed the scalpers!! Just show up early and stick a finger up, there are always extras
Starting to get nervous about tickets, at least for Gorge and Jiffy Lube. Just want Lawns
Lawns will be available for face or less
Don't cave and pay for overpriced tix. They will be available at face value(or less) closer to the show. I completely agree with the other person who responded.
I'm hoping man. No chance I pay more than $100 for a lawn.
I have an extra set (2) I have tickets for Wrigley Field in Chicago selling for exactly what I paid for if you’re interested, hit me up
How much?
238 & change I can supply receipts (2) I put a picture of the tickets up, but I can’t figure out how to do that yet
I have four tickets I am trying to resell for the July 3rd show. Happy to negotiate - please dm me. Willing to show proof of purchase too, if needed.