Need Answers To Only SF Tickets Frequently Asked Questions?

When someone buys a seat from an event’s box office -- also called the primary ticket seller -- they have the right to sell that reservation to another ticket seeker. Suppliers in the secondary marketplace may include box office promoters, licensed ticket brokers, and firms, and individual people like you. Only SF Tickets shows you tickets from an extensive ticket marketplace, and then filters tickets for only San Francisco and surrounding areas so you will quickly see the top tickets in your city.

Since the secondary marketplace runs on the price/demand model, you could discover that prices fluctuate as time goes by. It’s not uncommon to find tickets go for below venue pricing. You can also discover hot seats for sold out shows that might cost more money than the box office cost. The key to the secondary ticket market is to look back over time to see who’s coming to San Francisco.

Depending on the seller and event, you may get your tickets in some different ways:

E-mail: A ticket code will be sent to your email before the event, and you can print out your actual ticket. These e-tickets may have to be downloaded through My Ticket Tracker.

Mailed: The ticket seller will mail the paper stubs with FedEx. Tickets are pledged to get to you before showtime, and you’ll have a FedEx tracking code once the tickets ship.

Will Call Office: Tickets will be waiting at the will call or main area.

3rd party Pick-up: Tickets will need to be picked up at a close locale (no more than 30 minutes from the event).

Paperless: The ticket seller will meet you at the event and accompany you to the will call area.

Flash: The ticket seller will send you a prepaid card that you will use at the venue front gate. It will contain the initial sale transaction and will give a viable receipt.

You can choose an alternate shipping address -- even P.O. boxes -- for completed orders placed with Only SF Tickets. However, on sales over $750, the seller can decline to mail to a different place other than the billing address. Furthermore, sellers may ask for a signed authorization from the buyer if they need proof that the delivery address is valid.

Instant tickets are generally available to download and print after you complete the order. Please account for processing time, which might take as much as one business day. You will receive a confirmation email showing you how to use your instant tickets.

To make sure you have an amazing time in San Francisco, all tickets have a 100% Money Back Guarantee in case:

• The seller doesn’t ship your tickets
• Your purchased tickets arrive after the event begins
• The venue finds your purchased tickets invalid. (The venue must produce demonstrable proof as a written letter.)
• The event was canceled and not rescheduled. (Refund does not include shipping costs.)

Usually, tickets from Only SF Tickets are first-come, first-served. If another buyer completes their order before you, your order will close mid-purchase. In that case, you will have to return to that event and try ordering a new seat.

Many sellers own multiple groups of tickets and can book orders easier if they leave off the seating numbers on the listings. Instead, you'll find general rows and sections to choose from. Your seats will be next to each other, unless specified in the listing.

Because Only SF Tickets is a resale forum, the first purchaser's name will show up on the ticket rather than yours. However, you will still be admitted to the event because it's the bar code that's important for entry.

To avoid ticketing fraud, the majority of tickets are irrevocable entities. As such, if your tickets get lost, ruined, or stolen, you can reach out to the seller about replacing lost tickets. However, all sales are final.

In the case that an event has been totally canceled, you qualify for a 100% refund (shipping not reimbursed). If the event is delayed and set for a new date, your tickets will be applied to the new date.