Occasionally, purchasing tickets offered on sale to the public can be difficult. Trying to get the best seats over the phone or by standing in long lines of fans can become frustrating. And, often, by the time you are aware the tickets are for sale, it's too late to purchase them. These types of experiences have contributed to the growth of ticket brokers who buy and sell tickets on the open market.
Tickets become more expensive when better seats are desired.
However, ticket prices decline when ticket supplies are high. In some cases, ticket prices constantly change. Always buy from companies you can trust. Ask if they are members of the better business bureau or other associations and how long they have been in business. Always make sure they are licensed brokers members of the National Association of Ticket Brokers.