Cheap Tickets Toronto
We believe all Canadians should have accessible low cost tickets. Here are some tips to see concerts, theatre or sporting events at market or below market prices.
- Event Day: Tickets tend to get cheaper as event day approaches, particularly in the hours or minutes leading up to the event. This is because sellers may be willing to lower their prices to avoid losing money if the tickets go unsold. For many events, prices will become less than ticket face price in the hours just before the event. (You do take the chance of tickets being sold out.)
- Consider Weekdays or Off-Peak Times: Tickets for events during weekdays or off-peak times may be cheaper than those for weekend or prime-time performances.
- Check Multiple Platforms: Look for tickets on various websites, including official ticket sellers, resale platforms, and discount sites.
- Not Stars Yet: Up and coming singers, may be playing smaller venues at a very low cost.
- Old Performers: Often ticket prices for performers go do as they age/move out of the limelight.
- Preseason: Sports teams often have a pre-season where tickets are available for a fraction of the cost.
- Regular Season: Toronto Sports teams in Toronto cost a fortune to see. Consider seeing your favourite team in another city for a fraction of the cost.
- Location: As per 7. above location matters for concerts. For example Taylor Swift is much cheaper to see in other cities as opposed to Toronto.
- Buy in Advance: For some events Tickets may be cheaper when purchased well in advance of the event date. Prices may increase as the event approaches. (Note: If the event is popular, tickets will be in high demand and rise toward event date.)
- Look for Package Deals: Some ticketing platforms offer package deals that include tickets to multiple events or attractions at a discounted rate.
- Avoid Scalpers: Be cautious when buying tickets from scalpers or unauthorized sellers, as they may sell counterfeit or overpriced tickets. Stick to reputable sources.
