Ticket pricing data
Ticket pricing data, with the full price history.
A ticket page shows today's price. Ticker keeps the price history of every event it tracks, on the primary market and on resale, so you can see where a price has been before you set yours.
France vs Spain, World Cup Semi-Final, AT&T Stadium
Median resale price, Apr 8 to Jul 14, 2026
Reading one event
The chart is the median resale price for France vs Spain, World Cup Semi-Final, AT&T Stadium, Apr 8 to Jul 14, 2026. It opened at $3,515, peaked at $6,057 during the group stage, and fell to $1,583 on matchday. The same history exists for every event Ticker tracks.
The price fields
- Lowest price
- The cheapest ticket listed on resale at that reading.
- Median price
- The middle of the resale market, with the 25th and 75th percentiles beside it.
- Face price
- What the box office charges on the primary market: lowest, median, average and highest.
- Listings and tickets
- How many listings and how many tickets stand behind each price.
- Price change
- How far the price moved over the last week, and how volatile it has been.
- Section prices
- The lowest and median price for each section of the venue.
How far back it goes
History starts on the first day Ticker read an event and runs to today. A price is never overwritten by the next reading. Past events keep their history after the show, so you can compare a tour stop with the stops before it.
Questions it answers
- Is this price high or low for this event, and for events like it?
- When did resale prices peak before past shows, and how fast did they fall?
- How many tickets came onto the market this week?
- What is the rest of my section listed at?
Ask any of them in the app, or ask your AI. The same series is also in the API.
Questions
- What is ticket pricing data?
- The prices tickets are listed at for an event, on the primary market and on resale, recorded over time. Ticker keeps the lowest and median price, the spread between them, and the face prices from the box office, with the number of listings and tickets behind each price.
- How far back does Ticker's price history go?
- To the first day Ticker read the event, and from then to today. Past events keep their full history after the show.
- Does Ticker show primary and resale prices separately?
- Yes. Face prices from the box office and resale prices from sellers are kept apart on every event, and you can chart either one.
- How does a seller use ticket price history?
- To see whether today's price is high or low for this event and for events like it, to time a listing against how prices moved before past shows, and to price tickets against the rest of the section.