SeatGeek Ticket Fee Class Action Settlement
Case Overview
SeatGeek, a ticket marketplace, has reached a $7.75 million class action settlement concerning its practice of not disclosing fees associated with ticket purchases made in Nevada. The settlement applies to individuals who bought electronic tickets for events in Nevada through SeatGeek's website or mobile app between November 7, 2020, and May 12, 2025, and were charged fees.
The core allegation in the class action lawsuit is that SeatGeek did not reveal the complete cost of the electronic tickets, including all associated fees, prior to the consumer finalizing the purchase. This failure to disclose the full price is alleged to have caused financial detriment to consumers and violated Nevada state law.
Under the settlement terms, eligible class members who submit a valid claim can receive a proportional cash payment based on the fees they paid, with a guaranteed minimum cash tier of $15. To participate, individuals must submit a valid claim form by January 5, 2027; the deadline for objections is December 6, 2026.
Who May Qualify
Individuals who purchased electronic tickets to events in Nevada through SeatGeek’s website or mobile app between November 7, 2020, and May 12, 2025, and were charged fees on those purchases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for the SeatGeek ticket fee settlement?
The settlement covers people who bought electronic tickets for events in Nevada using SeatGeek's website or mobile app between November 7, 2020, and May 12, 2025, provided they were charged fees on those tickets.
What is the minimum payout for qualifying class members?
The settlement guarantees a baseline minimum cash payment of $15 for any qualifying class member who submits a valid claim.
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