Ticketmaster utilizes All-In Pricing so fans see the cost of a ticket including fees from the moment they start shopping. Any venue, artist, or sports team can choose to display all-in pricing for their event.
Some states have started to pass laws requiring all-in pricing, so any events in New York, Tennessee, Connecticut, California, Maryland, Minnesota, North Carolina, Colorado and Massachusetts automatically have all-in pricing shown. We continue to support and advocate for all-in pricing laws nationwide.
Furthermore, Live Nation deployed All-In Pricing for new shows at venues it operates across the U.S. starting in September 2023. This change is in effect for events going on sale on or after that date, and also applies to Verified Resale tickets for those shows.
In the case of events that don’t offer all-in pricing, Ticketmaster has also enabled a Price Toggle feature that gives fans the option to choose to see the all-in price on any event. This toggle can be found in the Filters section on the event page:
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