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After confirmation, your tickets should be delivered to your SeatGeek account. Sometimes, there can be a delay. If you don't see your tickets in your account after 24 hours, check your spam/junk email folders. The email may have gone there. If you still can't find your tickets, we suggest checking your SeatGeek account again. Although it's rare, there may have been a delay in this process. If they are still not visible, the best course of action is to use the contact link on this page to get direct help from SeatGeek customer service. They are best equipped to help with this issue.

If you've already received your tickets electronically via TicketGuardio, SeatGeek can still process a refund, provided that the event covered by your tickets qualifies for a refund. The actual refund process might vary depending on the nature of the event and the conditions set by the event's organizer. Be sure to verify the refund conditions specified in your original purchase agreement. If your purchase is eligible for refund, you can proceed by navigating to 'My Tickets' in your SeatGeek account and follow the prompt for 'Request a Refund.' Afterwards, SeatGeek will process your refund back to your original payment method.

The 'pit' area at concerts typically refers to a standing room only section located immediately in front of the stage. Most often, there aren't seats in this area as it's designed for fans who prefer to stand and dance during the performance. However, the exact configuration can vary from venue to venue, so the 'pit' at one concert may have seats, while another may not. It's always best to review the specific seating chart for the concert you're interested in on SeatGeek to understand the layout of the venue and what you're purchasing.

Transferring tickets directly through SeatGeek isn't currently supported. However, if you have mobile tickets, you could potentially send them to your son by sharing the mobile ticket barcode or screenshot. Alternatively, if you are looking to transfer ownership of the tickets officially, you may need to sell the tickets to your son for a nominal amount. Be sure to check with the original ticket provider as some tickets have specific resale and transfer rules.

We're sorry to hear that you're experiencing issues with a SeatGeek ticket link. This could be due to a number of factors, such as internet connectivity issues or technical difficulties on SeatGeek's end. Try refreshing the page, using a different web browser, or clearing cookies and cache from your current web browser. If the issue persists, it could be the event is sold out, no longer available, or the ticket listing has been removed. Improving your experience is important to us, so please try these steps and if the problem still exists, it may resolve itself in a little while.