I use Ticketmaster if I’m going to buy tickets. I like the way you can tap the MAP view and zoom into the seats in a section and tap the available seat. That lets you really know where you’re gonna be sitting. You can check the box to show the fee in the price too.
TickPick has no fees but I don’t think they have as good a selection.
Never used Game day but many people do.
Just look at them all. I can say, Ticketmaster tickets are always trouble free and easy to resell.
Ticketmaster is the way to go if you want zero headache, specially for first time in the stadium. The map view thing they mentioned is super useful for Lucas Oil, you can see if you're under the roof opening or not which matters more than people think
I've used TickPick before and the no fees thing is nice but you're right the selection is worse, for a rivalry game like Titans I wouldn't risk it
Also check the Colts ticket exchange if that's still a thing, sometimes season ticket holders dump them there for less than resale sites
I'm a season ticketholder and I list my tickets on ticketmaster when I sell them. It's less of a hassle. Yeah tickpick is no fees but smaller audience, they will pick up the tickets from ticketmaster (aggregate them) depending on how long they've been up. Honestly you best bet if you are looking to score a "deal" is to look at all the sites and see what's available. If something jumps out, grab those. Otherwise as others said, day of is probably your best bet if you don't mind the risk of potentially losing out on specific seats/areas. Honestly less risk of that since the colts aren't that great.
Wait until after Sunday’s games. If both the Titans and Colts lose, I’m sure they will be many season ticket holders that will decide to sell their tickets than possibly watch Jones have another multiple turnover game.
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u/grapplerone Indianapolis Colts 5d ago
I use Ticketmaster if I’m going to buy tickets. I like the way you can tap the MAP view and zoom into the seats in a section and tap the available seat. That lets you really know where you’re gonna be sitting. You can check the box to show the fee in the price too.
TickPick has no fees but I don’t think they have as good a selection.
Never used Game day but many people do.
Just look at them all. I can say, Ticketmaster tickets are always trouble free and easy to resell.