The NATP promotes the highest-level standards for the ticketing industry, ensuring free marketplace enterprise and consumer protections. Since 1994.
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Remember when paperless tickets were the next big thing?
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The ticket industry has evolved a lot in 11 years. Now it's time to get tickets into buyers' hands when they pay & remove unnecessary delays or restrictions by primary on transferring tickets.
What do a consumer advocate, a concert promoter and a former FBI agent have in common?
All three are warning that Massachusetts' proposed ticket resale price caps could backfire on fans, driving up risks instead of bringing down prices.
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"...consumers saved more than $6.1 million on resale purchases for D.C. events in 2024 compared with primary-market prices, an average of $13 per purchase..."
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NATP advocates for fair competition, consumer choice, and a ticket industry that benefits fans, independent ticketing professionals & everyone involved.
We know that more choice for fans means a stronger industry for everyone.
Learn more: natp.org
NATP is taking D.C.’s ticket resale price cap to federal court, warning that the law threatens competition and limits choices for fans.
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Shopping for MLB Playoffs, NFL or college football tickets? Millions of fans have relied on professional ticket sellers to get to the games they love.
Trusted expertise. Reliable service. A simple way to find the right tickets. That's just part of the value NATP members provide.
10 Ways NATP Members Help Fans.
More choice. Better seats. Last-minute deals. Real service provided by ticket experts. See how professional ticket sellers help fans find the tickets they want.
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Happy Friday! Millions of fans will head to games, concerts and live events this weekend, many with tickets purchased through NATP members.
Still making plans? Our members can help you find the right seats, even at the last minute.
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Vanderbilt says ticket resale and fee caps could save fans more than $11 billion a year. The National Association of Ticketing Professionals is pushing back, arguing the proposal could limit ticket availability, weaken competition and potentially drive prices higher.
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We advocate for open transfer which means transferring tickets to the buyer at time of purchase.
This past week fans were negatively impacted by delayed transfer by primary. It could have been avoided if the tickets were transferred when purchased.
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For more than 30 years, NATP members have helped fans find the tickets they want and get to the events they care about.
That’s what professional ticketing is about: access, service and choice.
Serving ticket industry professionals since 1994. #NATP
California’s AB 1349 goes beyond fraudulent bot use and automated circumvention. It makes knowingly exceeding a privately posted ticket limit unlawful.
A bipartisan group of state attorneys general has raised serious concerns that the proposed Live Nation/Ticketmaster settlement may not go far enough to restore competition.
Last night, two Americans met in an historic semifinal at the US Open. Many of the fans in the venue were there because someone who could not go was able to sell to someone who could, long after the original on-sale closed. That is what a functioning resale market does.
Access and savings are not competing stories. They are the same story. When demand moves, prices move with it, and fans can enjoy a free flowing market instead of a single sales window that closed months ago.
Looking to get into the remaining US Open matches this weekend? Consider working with an NATP member. Our members operate under a code of ethics and back every order with the NATP Fan Guarantee. natp.org