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Where to sell Broadway tickets

SeatGeek carries 58.7% of listings across 8 upcoming Broadway shows. See where your tickets can go and when each marketplace pays.

Share of Broadway listings

  1. SeatGeek58.7%3,601 listings
  2. Vivid Seats25.3%1,551 listings
  3. StubHub9.8%602 listings
  4. Gametime6.2%382 listings
  • 6,136listings across four marketplaces
  • 8upcoming Broadway shows
  • 6 of 8led by SeatGeek

What the numbers say

SeatGeek leads Broadway with 58.7% of listings across 8 shows, then Vivid Seats at 25.3%.

Listing counts run small. A Broadway show here averages 767 listings, against thousands for an NFL game, so one well-priced listing stands out.

For every Broadway show it tracks, Ticker lists the lowest and median asking price in each section and how many tickets sit behind them.

See Broadway prices by section on Ticker

Most listings, event by event

Each Broadway show on this site and the marketplace that carries the most listings for it.

How Broadway tickets get delivered

Delivery looks different too. 42.8% of Vivid Seats listings for these shows are PDFs and 41.9% mobile transfers, and 20 more ship paper tickets. That makes Vivid Seats, which names download, email and UPS shipping in its terms, a natural home for a PDF. Read the show’s own ticket terms before you list.

Delivery on the listingVivid SeatsStubHub
Mobile transfer41.9% (648)22.4% (135)
Mobile ticket14.0% (217)56.8% (342)
PDF or print at home42.8% (663)20.8% (125)
Paper1.3% (20)0

Next steps for Broadway sellers

Questions sellers ask

Where is the best place to sell Broadway tickets?

SeatGeek carries the most Broadway listings on this site, 58.7% across 8 Broadway shows, ahead of Vivid Seats at 25.3%. The best place for your tickets also depends on where you bought them and whether you can transfer them, which the shortlist tool checks.

Can you resell Broadway tickets?

Yes, on the open marketplaces. SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, StubHub and Gametime all list Broadway resale tickets here. Check the show’s own ticket terms first.

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