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The problem is that they aren't keeping prices low. They are setting an artificially low face value, and then letting scalpers capture all the excess value. T
by dublinben 11y ago
The problem is that they aren't keeping prices low. They are setting an artificially low face value, and then letting scalpers capture all the excess value. The real cost to see Hamilton right now is $1000+, not whatever (lower) number is on the ticket.
By not allowing incredibly devoted fans to participate in an auction for tickets, they are actually making shows less accessible for the people who want it most. It's unfair that you can get to see a performance for $50 because you happened to get a ticket, but I am unable to even if I'm willing to pay $500.
- oarsinsync 11y ago> It's unfair that you can get to see a performance for $50 because you happened to get a ticket, but I am unable to even if I'm willing to pay $500. The person who can only afford to pay $50 might consider it unfair that they can't get to see it just because you can afford to pay $500.