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Bought on Vivid Seats? Where you can resell them

A Vivid Seats order arrives the way the seller listed it: a mobile transfer, a PDF or paper by mail. How it arrives decides where you can send it next.

How Vivid Seats tickets reach you

Across 51,918 Vivid Seats listings on this site’s events, 95.8% deliver by mobile transfer. Broadway is the exception: 43% of Vivid Seats listings for the Broadway shows here are PDFs.

Vivid Seats listings by delivery method
Delivery on the listingListingsShare
Mobile transfer49,74495.8%
Mobile ticket1,3752.6%
PDF or print at home6971.3%
Paper1020.2%

Listing them back on Vivid Seats

Vivid Seats lets you set a delivery date and method: instant download, email or UPS shipping. Its terms carry three rules worth knowing before you list:

The fee is 10% when tickets sell, and payment typically arrives within seven business days after the event.

Elsewhere

Tickets that came by mobile transfer can go to SeatGeek, StubHub or TickPick too. PDF and paper tickets fit Vivid Seats best, since its terms name download and shipping. Gametime is out: its fan resale takes only tickets bought on Gametime.

Vivid Seats’ share of listings by event type

Event typeEventsListingsShare of listings
College basketball54,76729.6%
College football65,74927.4%
Broadway81,55125.3%
NHL56,97624.7%
Concerts1416,63422.7%
NFL711,41721.6%
NBA54,79514.8%

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Questions sellers ask

Can you resell Vivid Seats tickets?

Yes. Tickets delivered by mobile transfer can go to any marketplace that takes transfers, and Vivid Seats itself takes download, email and shipped tickets, as long as you own them when you list.

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