Submitted by fatoooms t3_11cw91q in washingtondc
Does anyone know if it’s possible to buy tickets at the door day of? Any advice on doing so? Trying to get tickets to the SZA show tomorrow night.
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[deleted] t1_ja5egyu wrote
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celj1234 t1_ja5j85z wrote
Why not just buy on Ticketmaster before?
mr_grission t1_ja5kfda wrote
This is usually my move if it's something pricey that I'd like to see but don't ultimately care if I miss. Does feel like it's gotten a little less effective over time anecdotally.
fatoooms OP t1_ja5kz4m wrote
They’re really expensive
Odd_Dimension_8728 t1_ja5mmqg wrote
Enter the arena on the F St side, go to the box office and you can buy tickets day of an event... IF they aren't sold out. Also, can't say if they'll be cheaper than ticketmaster, stubhub, etc, but there won't be those "ticketmaster fees" which I hate.
endlessly_apollo t1_ja5vb4u wrote
I bought Post Malone tix same day on Ticketmaster… little bit of a gamble but I got amazing seats. Planning on doing the same tmrw for SZA
AnonyJustAName t1_ja5vghe wrote
There are usually reseller fees on Ticketmaster once it is sold out.
Sometimes additional production hold seats are released day of. Good luck!
celj1234 t1_ja65qpc wrote
It’s a hot ticket. But you’ll get a official ticket instead of getting scammed
Party_Client6019 t1_ja6kb21 wrote
Do you have to go right when it opens?
Party_Client6019 t1_ja6kcer wrote
Was it cheaper the day of?
endlessly_apollo t1_ja6sf9z wrote
I paid the original tix pic. SZA looks sold out, now that I check. So it might be hard getting tix
Rscaroll t1_ja6w3l2 wrote
If you live in DC Contact your council members Constituant services number and inquire if they have free tickets available to the council box. They often do.
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wtf703 t1_ja89ngk wrote
If the show is sold out then the box office probably won't have any.
You'll be hard pressed to find any scalpers hanging around, with all the online options you don't see as many of those guys as you used to. If there are in-person scalpers, they usually are yelling about buying tickets even though they're selling (some sort of legal loophole? idk).
TickPick is a good secondhand site to check out. You see the full price with fees upfront, and tickets are verified.
theedgeofoblivious t1_ja5cs3j wrote
Not a good idea.
I would look at sites like SeatGeek or StubHub.