Get-in price: the cheapest way to buy seats together

Why the cheapest ticket isn’t the cheapest pair, and how to read minPriceByPack and listings to price groups correctly.

The floor isn’t the group price

The “get-in” price — the cheapest ticket for an event — is usually a single seat. Listings are sold in fixed splits, so the cheapest pair or block of four can cost far more than twice the floor.

Showing the single-seat floor to someone buying for a family sets the wrong expectation and loses trust.

Read minPriceByPack

Every capture’s summary includes the lowest per-ticket price for buying N tickets together, keyed by N. Use the entry for your buyer’s group size.

Or filter the listings yourself

For other group sizes or a specific section, filter data.listings by quantity and sort by price.