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TicketIQ has FEE FREE tickets for all events. Unlike most secondary market ticket sites, TicketIQ has no added fees. That means that the price you see is the price you pay. Because of this, TicketIQ customers save 10-20% on The Call 811 Before You Dig 200 tickets compared to other secondary market ticket sites.

Customers looking for tickets will also see a data-driven A to F rating for each ticket deal seen on the TicketIQ platform to help them find the best overall deal. Our buying experience also provides the ability to filter by aisle seats, 1st row in section as well as other options like ADA access and the ability to hide obstructed view seats.

In addition to the best deals, the TicketIQ blog offers the most up-to-date data on ticket trends. TicketIQ is the best option for anyone looking to save money and find great seats for their next live event experience.

Yes. All ticket sales on TicketIQ are guaranteed and you can read our guarantee here, where we ensure you will receive an authentic and valid ticket, and that you will receive your tickets with ample time ahead of the event. You can track the status of your order directly from the TicketIQ account page.

TicketIQ has a rigorous process of screening every seller that lists a ticket on our site, and we work with over 1,000 independent ticket sellers, as well as teams and venues that list on our site directly to reach secondary market buyers.

TicketIQ also has an elite seller program, noted with a ribbon icon on the ticket listing, to indicate which sellers are not only reliable but also have a record of speedy order confirmation and on-time delivery. If any issues arise when you are trying to find your The Call 811 Before You Dig 200 tickets, please contact us directly, and visit our Contact Us page for all contact options, including our urgent support phone number.

Most tickets are now delivered via mobile transfer using the email used to place your order. You will then pull up your tickets on your phone to have them scanned when you enter the venue.

Before entering the venue, make sure you can access your tickets on your mobile device. If you cannot find you tickets on your device, check your email for detailed instructions on how to proceed. And if there are any issues, contact our customer service representatives for timely assistance.

When entering the venue, make sure you or someone in your group has a charged mobile device on hand to access tickets so that they can be scanned at the turnstile. To make things easier, most devices allow you to add your virtual ticket to your phone's mobile wallet, which makes the ticket easier to access and also eliminates the issues that could arise if WiFi is slow.

To find discounted tickets, it's important to check both the primary and secondary ticket markets. Based on the demand for a given event, resale marketplaces like TicketIQ may be more or less expensive than face value options available through primary ticketing platforms like Ticketmaster, AXS, and SeatGeek. For fans willing to commit by purchasing season tickets, prices are typically 10%-20% below single-game face value prices.

If you're planning a company outing, birthday party, family reunion, or just getting a group of 10 or more, group seating options may be available by contacting the track directly. Group tickets also often come with group perks, like special access to Q&A and other behind-the-scenes activities.

Unlike lots of sporting events, tickets are less expensive the closer to the action you get. For a typical track, 100-level seats are the cheapest and are often bench seating, which makes for a more exciting and louder experience. Many tracks offer free tickets for kids under 12, which can make a family outing more affordable. On the secondary market, the cheapest tickets for most races start between $50 and $100.

The most expensive seats for auto racing events are in the Tower sections, which are at the top of the seating and have the best view of the entire track. Towers are also enclosed and less noisy than grandstand seats. Along with VIP, Infield and camping tickets are also the most expensive options for seeing a NASCAR event.

Racing events usually go on sale six months ahead of the event, usually immediately after the next year's schedule is announced.

There are lots of VIP and Premium options when it comes to car racing. Infield Seats and camping are among the most popular options beyond a standard ticket. VIP tickets come with Pit/Paddock Passes, complimentary food and drinks as well as access to private restrooms. Shaded seats are also in high demand and can run 50% more than the grandstand. Premium and VIP sections are often located pit-side and directly behind the pit area and right across from the starting line. VIP auto racing tickets also often come with exclusive gifts, and a souvenir program as well as parking passes, and transportation to and front of the parking lot.

For most events, gates open by 10 am for behind-the-scenes activities like driver Q&A and practice sessions and races for other series typically starting around 1 pm.

Because many auto tracks can seat as many as 75,000 fans, most events don't sell out. The higher demand races at smaller tracks may sell out, and certainly, sell out the most in-demand seats in the upper levels and Tower sections. Some of the NASCAR Cup Series races do sell out of face-value tickets, which makes the secondary market the best way to get tickets for NASCAR's post-season.