Backstage Broker - New Event Ticket Comparison Website
March 18th, 2009 | by admin |Jack Massey asked:
I recently was searching for concert tickets and came across anew website targeted for ticket seekers http://www.BackstageBroker.com
I’ve purchased tickets from secondary market ticket brokers in the past and got burned. The main reason being I didn’t research enough to see if there were better seats and certainly better pricing. You really don’t know who you are buying tickets from when you troll through the larger “brand name sources” for tickets. I not only want to be able to feel confident I’m getting tickets at the price I’m willing to pay, I would like the chance to speak with a human (there’s a concept) if I have questions about my purchase, and know who exactly I’m purchasing from.
Enter Backstage Broker:
I counted 12 brokers listed by category - concerts, sports and theater. I ended up buying tickets for my 14 year old who was nagging me for Jonas Brothers tickets. Seems these “Disney pop bands” are the hot ticket with more younger audiences now attending concerts. The demand is higher, along with the rising ticket prices. It only makes sense to have a resource to search and compare pricing, inventory and background of the broker I’m shelling out big bucks for tickets.
The site allows you to compare tickets from multiple brokers easily. With all the clutter of where to search for a good deal on event tickets after TicketMaster sells out, it’s nice to find a site that gives options. It was worth shopping around the site. Each broker opens a new window so I can compare with other brokers all from one page - one site. Simple concept, yes, but it works! I recommend checking it out if you’re looking to find more than one source for concert, sports or theater tickets.
Jack
Bill
I recently was searching for concert tickets and came across anew website targeted for ticket seekers http://www.BackstageBroker.com
I’ve purchased tickets from secondary market ticket brokers in the past and got burned. The main reason being I didn’t research enough to see if there were better seats and certainly better pricing. You really don’t know who you are buying tickets from when you troll through the larger “brand name sources” for tickets. I not only want to be able to feel confident I’m getting tickets at the price I’m willing to pay, I would like the chance to speak with a human (there’s a concept) if I have questions about my purchase, and know who exactly I’m purchasing from.
Enter Backstage Broker:
I counted 12 brokers listed by category - concerts, sports and theater. I ended up buying tickets for my 14 year old who was nagging me for Jonas Brothers tickets. Seems these “Disney pop bands” are the hot ticket with more younger audiences now attending concerts. The demand is higher, along with the rising ticket prices. It only makes sense to have a resource to search and compare pricing, inventory and background of the broker I’m shelling out big bucks for tickets.
The site allows you to compare tickets from multiple brokers easily. With all the clutter of where to search for a good deal on event tickets after TicketMaster sells out, it’s nice to find a site that gives options. It was worth shopping around the site. Each broker opens a new window so I can compare with other brokers all from one page - one site. Simple concept, yes, but it works! I recommend checking it out if you’re looking to find more than one source for concert, sports or theater tickets.
Jack
Bill
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