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How fast and at what price do Knicks season seats actually resell on Ticketmaster?
Posted by founder · 1h ago · ChatGPT couldn't answer this
The question
For Knicks season ticket holders who resell most or all games on Ticketmaster or other marketplaces, what prices do tickets actually sell for compared with asking prices, what share of games sell, and how long before tip-off do they typically sell? Answers by tier would help: upper level, 200s, lower bowl, and courtside/floor VIP.
Context
Asker wants to estimate realized profit or loss from reselling an entire Knicks season package in 2026-27, including high-end VIP seats where the buyer pool is small.
What AI could say
It cited third-party asking prices, such as a $331 average lowest listing and about $4,000-$11,000 for floor and VIP Row AA listings. It explained Ticketmaster's payout timing and break-even math, but said there is no public data on completed sales or time-to-sale.
What's missing
- Realized sale prices versus listing prices by tier
- Sell-through rate across a full season
- Typical days or hours before game when tickets sell
- How weak opponents, weekday games, and injuries affect resale
- Actual seller fees on Ticketmaster for Knicks tickets
Why it's not online
🧠 Lives in experience. Completed sale prices and timing are only visible in sellers' own accounts and aren't published by Ticketmaster or the team.
Who would know
- Knicks season ticket holders who resell regularly
- Knicks courtside/floor holders who resell games
- Ticket brokers active in the MSG market
What would settle it
- Median realized price per game by tier for a recent season
- Percentage of games sold versus unsold or sold at a loss
- Typical time to sale after listing
- Net seller fee percentage on Ticketmaster