Did you know the final price you pay on Ticketmaster.com is much higher than the one they initially show you? It's a marketing trick known as Drip Pricing. A deceptive trick design to lure consumers in to thinking they are paying one price only to charge a higher price after they enter in their information.
Here's how it works, Take this Lorde ticket for example. Initially Ticketmaster set a low price of $1000 vs $1034 on MegaSeats a No Fees Site.

But once you input your payment method Ticketmaster adds more than 18.4% to the price you see in the form of Service Fees and Transfer Fees. At checkout Megaseats, A No Fees sites is clearly cheaper , along with our 15% NOFEES15 Embedded Discount!

They do this because it allows them to trick customers into paying more for the same tickets This "Drip Pricing" trick is sadly widespread in the ticket resale industry. WE HATE THIS.

Don't believe us?

Here are Tickets Executives testifying to Congress, in an investigation to ban this practice.

And here is a research by Berkley school of Economics showing that Ticket Buyers on average spends 21% more due to Drip Pricing or “Fees” tactic. Price Salience and Product Choice - UC Berkeley.

MegaSeats always shows you the final price up front. We aren't trying to fool you. What you see is what you pay. When you compare the final price you'll pay on MegaSeats versus our competitors, you'll save big shopping with us. What are you waiting for? Download the app now and get the transparency and savings that you deserve.

Lets see how much you will save with MegaSeats

Note: Since Megaseats is a Secondary Ticket MarketPlace - For Events that has not sold out - Ticketmaster can be cheaper.