Tips, Strategies, and Insights for Season Ticket Holders
Explore expert advice on reselling your season tickets, understanding the marketplace, and maximizing value when you can’t make the game. FlipSeats helps you sell smarter.
5 Reasons Why You Should List Your NBA Season Tickets Through FlipSeats
The NBA season moves quickly — and so does the ticket market. If you can’t make a game, here are 5 reasons why you should list your NBA season tickets…
Where to Sell Basketball Tickets: 3 Options for Season Ticket Holders
Being a basketball season ticket holder means having plenty of opportunities to catch your favorite team in action. But between work, family commitments, travel, and other plans, attending every home…
Midseason Reset: A Season Ticket Management Checklist
The season is underway. You’ve cheered on your team, made it to some games, and maybe missed a few along the way. Now, with the second half of the season…
Ticket Resale Pricing: Why List Prices Don’t Tell the Whole Story
When you have tickets you can’t use and wish to sell, checking ticket marketplaces can give you a sense of what similar seats are listed for. But when it comes…
Season Ticket Ownership: What It Means to Be a Responsible Season Ticket Holder
Season ticket ownership comes with a certain sense of pride. You’re not just buying tickets to a few games. You’re committing to a team for an entire season. You know…
How Ticket Marketplaces Change the Way Buyers See Your Listing
One of the most common questions we hear from sellers is why their listing appears differently on ticket marketplaces than expected—or why they can’t find their listings at all. The…
If you have NFL season tickets you can’t use, selling them is a common way to recoup some of your ticket costs while giving another fan the chance to enjoy…
Ticket Resale Platform or Ticket Marketplace: What’s the Difference?
If you’ve ever purchased concert or sports tickets online, you’ve probably looked at a variety of ticket marketplaces—StubHub, Ticketmaster, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and others—in an effort to find the best…
From Season Opener to Playoffs: Managing Season Tickets Throughout the Season
Once a season gets underway, managing season tickets can quickly become a part-time job if you’re not organized or using the right tools. Plans can change quickly, and the tickets…
WNBA Expansion Teams: What the League’s Growth Means for Season Ticket Holders
Recent and upcoming WNBA expansion is fueling new excitement across the league, and that growing interest is translating into increased demand for tickets. After the successful launch of the Golden…
Why FlipSeats Is the Best Ticket Resale Site for Sellers
Ask five season ticket holders, “What’s the best ticket resale site for sellers?” and you’ll probably get five different answers. Some swear by Ticketmaster. Others prefer StubHub or SeatGeek. And…
6 Things to Look for When Choosing a Ticket Resale Site to Sell On
If you’re a season ticket holder looking to sell some of your tickets, choosing a ticket resale site can feel overwhelming. With so many options—from Ticketmaster and StubHub to SeatGeek,…
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