So let’s talk about Jonas Brothers tickets at Staples Center. The hottest band around!! Every other tweet on twitter is about how the tickets are sold out for the Jonas Brothers. Let’s debunk that myth. Let’s talk about what happens when you over saturate the market also. This is the show that everyone wants to see, yet there are no public outcries about how all the brokers bought tickets and the kids couldn’t get any this year as there were on their first tour with Miley. Why is that? By adding a third show the promoters were able to kill the secondary market for all the ticket except the best of the best. While there are less than 30 tickets unaccounted for for each of the first two nights there are still almost 2,000 available for the third and final night.
By satiating all the demand, prices on the secondary market have fallen below face value for seats in the lower bowl for their Saturday night concert. Currently you can buy 2 tickets for Saturday night from Ticketmaster for $89+$12×2 +$5 +$0-$20=around $210. If you were to get advice on which broker to call you can buy the same 2 seats or better for around $160. You can buy seats in the 100’s level for even less with a little know how. Jonas Brothers tickets in the 100’s could even be had for as little as $115 for two tickets with a little legwork. To get into the arena on Saturday night tickets start at just $30 each, less than the price on the ticket after Ticketmaster fees. There are currently 1500-2000 Saturday night Jonas Brothers tickets on the secondary market. If you don’t need the best seats in the house, it’s time to surprise your kids and take advantage of those who gambled and lost that they’d be able to make money on the Jonas Brothers at Staples Center.
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