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Reviewed Aug. 30, 2026
We purchased tickets for a concert and then airfare and hotel to match. Got a confirmation email and even had the individual tickets show up, but never with a barcode for the event to scan the ticket. Spent an hour on the phone with them and asking them to escalate only to be told that they showed up in a different persons name, so they couldn’t resend the tickets. Nobody ever showed to use the seats we had purchased, but we weren’t allowed entry because we didn’t have a ticket that could be scanned.
Reviewed Aug. 30, 2026
I purchased tickets to an Olivia Dean concert in Austin, Texas on August 29, 2026. I got an email with an order number, ticket information, and a link to accept ticket. I did. I didn’t give it a second thought, and we spent six months looking forward to the performance. Nearing the date, I get emails asking me if I need to purchase a parking pass for my event. On date of concert, I get an email telling me to enjoy my event; ticket information is listed in the email. On the day of event, I open the StubHub app, tickets are there but with no barcodes. We go to the Moody Center hoping someone in ticketing can help. They gave me the number for StubHub customer service.
They could confirm the tickets were not in my name (Donna whomever she is should be banned from selling tickets on StubHub). The first StubHub representative walked me through multiple different methods to obtain the tickets which did not work. She then said she would escalate my concern, because the show was starting in 90 minutes. She then hung up on me. I called a second representative who walked me through the same and a few new methods which were once again unsuccessful.
I asked for a refund, hoping I could still buy a single ticket for my daughter. No luck. StubHub did refund the ticket cost. But they did not refund the cost of airfare and hotel (we flew from Wisconsin to Texas to attend the concert). They didn’t refund my daughter's disappointment for what was supposed to be an unforgettable experience. Please learn from my error, don’t bother with StubHub. Go right to the source for event tickets. I will never patronize StubHub again.
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Reviewed Aug. 22, 2026
I purchased tickets to the Chris Stapleton concert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, on August 21 on January 16. I received a confirmation number for my original ticket purchase, so I had every reason to believe my tickets were secured and that I would have no issues attending the concert. When I attempted to claim my tickets through StubHub and transfer them to my Ticketmaster account, the tickets would not appear under “My Tickets” in Ticketmaster. I contacted StubHub support and, to be fair, the first representative I spoke with was very kind and helpful. I provided screenshots showing that I was using the correct email address and that there were no tickets in my Ticketmaster account.
She contacted tech support and told me they would send me a new link to accept the tickets. At this point, we were already on our way to Atlanta for the concert. She assured me that StubHub would guarantee my tickets and explained that multiple customers were experiencing the same issue. She told me to give them 30 minutes and that she would call me back.
She did call back, and I received the new link. Unfortunately, I had the exact same problem—the tickets still would not transfer into my Ticketmaster account. I sent screenshots again. I was then told that the internal office would review my information and that I would receive an email within a maximum of 30 minutes with my options. I was specifically told that my options could include my original tickets, comparable or better replacement seats if my tickets were unavailable, or a full refund.
At this point, we were only about 1.5 hours away from the concert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Thirty minutes passed with no email, so I called again. The second representative told me that StubHub was still waiting on the internal office. I asked to speak with a supervisor, but the supervisor never came to the phone. Meanwhile, the original representative called me back to check on my situation.
By then, we were only about 20 minutes from concert time. We had actually pulled over outside Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta because I did not want to pay for parking when I still had no usable tickets. The original representative was surprised that I had not received the promised email and apologized. She said she would contact the internal office again.
At that point, I told her that I no longer wanted replacement tickets. I simply wanted a full refund because the concert was about to start. She said she would communicate that request to the internal office and that I would receive an email confirming my refund. I still have not received that email or confirmation of my refund. I understand that technical issues can happen. What is unacceptable is the lack of resolution, the repeated promises of 30-minute responses that did not happen, being passed between multiple representatives, and ultimately being left without usable tickets right before the concert.
I purchased these tickets over seven months in advance, received a confirmation number for the purchase, and fully expected to attend this concert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Instead, I ended up sitting outside the stadium with no usable tickets and no resolution from StubHub. StubHub advertises guarantees, but when I actually needed that guarantee, I was left outside Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta with no tickets and no clear solution. I am formally requesting a full refund immediately for the tickets I purchased on January 16.

Reviewed Aug. 20, 2026
These guys are scammers. I purchased tickets. The tickets are outrageously overpriced (1,500% of their actual price). Plus, I checked with the ticket office. Tickets have not been released yet (and when they do, they will be 10% of what these scammers charged). So, these folks are selling tickets they do not have for scalper prices, taking the money, and then NOT providing the tickets.
I have contacted them MANY times! I contact them daily to cancel the order. Since I have not gotten the tickets, it is no big deal to them. Naturally, get the same generic response from them. Their ‘solution’ is for me to sell the tickets, basically scamming someone, as they scammed me. Also, although they took my money now, they don’t promise any tickets until the EXACT date and time that the show starts! Outrageous! I live in Thailand! How could I possibly take that risk? This is ridiculous. Check online. This company is a scam! HORRIBLE reviews.

Reviewed Aug. 18, 2026
This is about as close to a criminal organization as it gets. Makes the Mafia look like Girl Scouts. I can't believe the Capital Group is a shareholder of this Ponzi scheme. Don't waste your time with customer service because no matter how bad they screw you, they won't do the right thing. I was worth about 2-3000 dollars in fees and they won't do the right thing over a $30 parking pass that they NEVER DELIVERED. I have learned my lesson. Lay with dogs, you'll get fleas!

Reviewed Aug. 16, 2026
On August 14 at 8:45 AM, I purchased two first-row seats to the August 14 WWE event at TD Garden in Boston and immediately received an order confirmation. Later that afternoon at 4:35 PM, I received a text asking if I had received my tickets. When I clicked no, StubHub offered me replacement seats—all in the second row. Those second-row seats were priced around $100 less than what I had paid for the first row. StubHub "generously" offered them at no additional charge.
The event was from 7:30PM – 10:30PM. Because I was already driving to Boston for 6 hours with a hotel booked for the night, I felt I had no choice but to accept the downgraded seats. I figured I would reach out to StubHub about this unfair arrangement after getting home the next day- and hopefully get the price difference refunded. However, when I called customer service right after returning, the agent told me that because I was calling after the event, company policy prevented them from doing anything.
Congratulations to StubHub for selling me more expensive seats, replacing them with cheaper ones, and timing it so I was stuck with no good options. The icing on the cake is that the person in the first row in front of me was much taller so I was stuck with a bad partial view for the majority of the night – the reason I wanted first row. Hopefully, this serves as a cautionary tale to anyone dealing with StubHub.
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2026
I will never use Stubhub again. I listed legitimate, verified Ed Sheeran tickets that I had originally purchased through Ticketmaster. This was my first time selling on StubHub, and I made an honest mistake when entering the concert venue and row number. Everything else about the listing and the tickets was accurate. The buyer noticed the discrepancy, the transaction was canceled, and the tickets were returned to StubHub, but StubHub never gave the tickets back to me or the price of the tickets despite thing being flagged way earlier before the concert.
In my case, they are effectively treating a clerical listing error the same way they might treat intentional deception. What I find especially unreasonable is that there was no warning, no opportunity to correct the listing, and no proportionality between the mistake and the penalty. I was a first-time seller with legitimate tickets and no history of problematic transactions, yet the circumstances seemed to make no difference. I understand that StubHub needs policies to protect buyers, but charging a seller the full ticket value for an honest data-entry mistake is excessive and punitive.

Reviewed Aug. 15, 2026
I got suckered in to using this company through my Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card. I bought two tickets to Bob Dylan, overpriced relative to other platforms but no problem - I had free credit to spend. A friend cancelled so I decided to sell one ticket through Stubhub and this is where things went downhill fast. I transferred the ticket to Stubhub's ticketmaster account so they could do "instant delivery". The ticket sold, the ticket was transferred and left my account. Then I started getting emails from them saying there was an issue with the transfer.
I couldn't get hold of them (email is no reply), so I emailed the buyer to ask if they had received it - they wrote back saying thanks that they had. I figured it was just a StubHub glitch (their tech platform is pretty awful, not surprising given their eBay origins) that would iron out. The following day I got an email saying I wouldn't be paid out. The day after, that I had been fined more than what the ticket sold for for "not delivering". I filed a dispute with all the evidence, it took them 6 weeks to adjudicate it, and of course they found no fault in their "process". I'm now left with an unaccountable company that has quite literally scammed me out of a ticket and money. I've written to the AG, BBB and will be doing everything I can to right this wrong.

Reviewed Aug. 14, 2026
I would give them a 0 if possible. I purchased tickets to a concert that turned out to be Fastlane tickets.. The problem was there was nothing in the description about them only being fastlane tickets. I didn't find this out until I got to the concert and had to buy additional tickets to get in. When I called Stubhub for a refund and to explain what had happened I was told there is nothing they can do by a guy who could barely speak English.

Reviewed Aug. 11, 2026
# NEVER AGAIN — 11 TICKETS, OVER $700, AND NO TICKETS ON GAME DAY. I purchased **11 tickets together in one row through StubHub**, spending **more than $700**, for the **Toronto Tempo vs. Atlanta Dream game on Monday, August 10, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. at Gateway Center Arena at College Park, Georgia**. The tickets were purchased the day before the game. After waiting approximately 24 hours and still not receiving the tickets, I became concerned. Then, on the DAY OF THE GAME, I received notification that the tickets were **not available**. At first, I thought this had to be some type of computer or delivery error. We were preparing to leave for the arena, and I had purchased ELEVEN tickets for my group.
Because I could not readily find a customer-service telephone number, I contacted StubHub through its online customer-service system. During that communication, I explained that I had not received my 11 tickets. I was given the impression that StubHub's **100% Guarantee** would protect my purchase and was instructed to go to the arena ticket office, where I understood the matter would be handled upon our arrival. I specifically relied on those instructions and traveled to Gateway Center Arena with my group. When I arrived at the ticket office, however, I was told that the arena **does not handle StubHub transactions** and that their ticketing service is through Ticketmaster. I asked to speak with management and showed them the online communications and documentation concerning my efforts to obtain the 11 tickets I had already paid for.
One of the communications from StubHub had indicated that the arena ticket staff could contact StubHub upon my arrival so the situation could be handled. Arena management, however, explained that they do not deal with StubHub, would not contact StubHub on my behalf, and could not provide the tickets I had purchased.
Thankfully, arena management did provide me with a StubHub customer-service telephone number: **1-888-720-9452**.
After repeatedly going through the automated system and verifying my information, I finally reached a live StubHub representative. Unfortunately, by that point, I was at the arena on GAME NIGHT with a group expecting to attend the game, more than $700 had been spent, and we still did not have our 11 tickets.
My biggest problem with this experience is not simply that the tickets became unavailable. Problems can happen. My problem is that I contacted StubHub BEFORE arriving at the arena and followed the instructions I was given. I relied on StubHub's customer-service communication and its guarantee, only to arrive and learn that the arena could not provide the assistance I had been led to expect. Customers purchasing event tickets—especially multiple tickets costing hundreds of dollars—should not discover at the last minute that their tickets cannot be delivered and then be sent to an arena ticket office that cannot resolve the problem. **My advice: BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL BEFORE PURCHASING EVENT TICKETS THROUGH STUBHUB.**
If you are attending an event at **Gateway Center Arena at College Park**, I strongly recommend verifying the arena's authorized ticketing provider before purchasing from a third-party marketplace. After this experience—purchasing **11 tickets, spending more than $700, waiting for delivery, receiving notice on game day that the tickets were unavailable, following StubHub's instructions, traveling to the arena, and still having no tickets—I WILL NOT PURCHASE TICKETS THROUGH STUBHUB AGAIN. Never again.
Reviewed Aug. 9, 2026
 Bought a parking pass for Wrigley Field. It was the worst experience of my life. Never ever buy parking from StubHub. They sold parking to a lot that was  impossible to find. There were no gates  as described on the website when I was purchasing. There was absolutely no one working in this lot. There were just people walking around confused because there were absolutely no spots left. Because they weren’t checking to see if people  were parking without passage. So the people who parked there without passes, got all the good spots, and then the people who purchased passes and had to park elsewhere in the lot got towed because they were blocking the people park illegally.
In addition, the lot was pre-leased to a construction company for parking so they were taking up most of the spots to begin with. It was the worst cluster I have ever seen. My car got towed. I wasn’t blocking anyone in when I park, but because people parked on the side of me, eventually we were blocking people in and they just told everyone. I have absolutely no recourse. The ordeal cost about $300 and a ton of time with my three kids after and otherwise enjoyable game. I can’t see how StubHub, a huge company can get away with this.  It’s basically a huge money, making scam for StubHub, the lot owner, who is renting the lot to StubHub as well as a construction company and the towing company who is making bank day after day after day for the same ordeal whenever there is a Cubs game.
I’m talking about them towing tons of cars at $250 a pop.  I spoke to the lady at the towing company who basically said she was just doing her job towing cars from this lot day after day after day for the same fraudulent preventable reason. In my opinion,  it’s just an indirect form of predatory towing  and the victims who bought legitimate passes, have no  recourse because there is no one to even ask a question too because the lots are not managed by anyone on site.
 If there is a class action suit, please count me in.. between the $240 fee to get my car back, the Uber ride and the fee for the worthless parking pass, I’ve lost nearly $300. If StubHub wouldn’t have advertised parking, I would’ve just gone to the game and parked in a more expensive lot without all these problems.  I am going to follow a case in small claims court to try to get my money back,  calling Stub Hub, calling the department at regulate towing in Chicago and also notifying Wrigley field. This was completely a money shake down.

Reviewed Aug. 8, 2026
I will never use StubHub again, and I strongly recommend that others avoid it. I spent over $700 on a premium concert ticket that was advertised and sold as a seat very close to the stage. However, when the ticket was transferred to me on the day of the event, I discovered that the seat I received was 10 rows farther back than the one I had purchased. The ticket delivered was materially different from the ticket sold. This was not a minor discrepancy. I paid a premium price specifically for a premium experience and ended up with a significantly less valuable seat. Because the transfer occurred on the day of the event, I had no realistic opportunity to resolve the issue before the show.
After providing clear documentation showing exactly what I purchased and exactly what I received, StubHub's proposed resolution was a $180.28 coupon toward a future purchase rather than a refund. The problem is simple: why would I want a coupon from a company that failed to deliver the product I purchased? Asking a customer to spend more money with the same company after such an experience is not a meaningful solution. The most disappointing part of this experience was not the seller's mistake. Mistakes happen. The most disappointing part was StubHub's response after being presented with clear evidence that the ticket delivered was not the ticket sold.
As a result, I will never use StubHub again for any purpose. Not for concerts, sporting events, theater shows, or any other ticket purchase. Ever. This experience completely destroyed my trust in the company. More importantly, I strongly recommend that others do not use StubHub, regardless of whether you're spending $50, $500, or several thousand dollars. If a company cannot be trusted to deliver the seat that was purchased and then refuses to provide an appropriate refund when it fails to do so, the amount of money involved becomes irrelevant. The issue is trust. A ticket marketplace is built on trust. After this experience, I have absolutely no trust in StubHub and will never do business with them again. I encourage anyone considering a ticket purchase to use a different platform and avoid the risk of going through what I experienced.
Reviewed Aug. 8, 2026
I bought tickets a month prior to my event, but upon my arrival, the tickets were not generating. Because of this, I needed to buy a whole new set of tickets at the event. I have spent at least two hours on the phone with StubHub explaining my situation. Some staff members told me I had a guaranteed refund; others told me I needed to be reviewed. I spoke with Kenneth and Marie; staff members have NO IDEA what they are talking about when you ask questions. Finally, I was told that I could not because I called after the event was over. But how was I supposed to call beforehand when the problem only occurred at the event itself?? I feel totally scammed. $300 down the toilet of this company. I was stolen from and then told for two hours that it was my fault.

Reviewed Aug. 5, 2026
Do not buy tickets through StubHub! Terrible experience. Would not give me my tickets. Did not let me know my tickets were unavailable until 3 hours before the concert, after we were almost there, traveled out of state to get there. StubHub should not be in the business of selling tickets, third-party or not, if they cannot deliver actual tickets!

Reviewed Aug. 4, 2026
Sold tickets on StubHub, and they kept the money. They say I owe them $700 from 2023 for tickets that they never delivered — I have full email documentation, which I provided to them, but WOW, the dispute process is so long and frustrating (hard copies sent certified mail, 30- to 45-day waiting period) that it seems to be designed to frustrate you. So here I am, out ~$250, because Stubhub is acting all sketchy like some shady scalper, and not following up to their own policies. My advice: NEVER SELL ON STUBHUB. They might make up a reason and decide to keep your money. Hate to say it, but Ticketmaster is better? It's expensive, but they don't steal from you like Stubhub does.

Reviewed Aug. 1, 2026
I sold two World Cup tickets for the England vs Croatia game on StubHub on June 16th. I received a sales receipt confirmation stating that I would receive my proceeds from the sale, $2880, within 5-8 business days. It is now July 31st, and I've received nothing. I've attempted to collect my money by calling their customer service dept four times in the last month. They don't help at all. They say they will have someone call me back. It never happens. I will fight to get my money back that legally belongs to me, not them.
Reviewed July 30, 2026
Purchased 2 parking passes and a set of tickets to a concert. Parking passes were invalid, access was denied due to the lot was exclusive to production and stage crew. The parking representative said countless tickets were sold and denied entry for a two-day show for that lot and advised I only use certified ticket vendors in the future. The actual concert tickets were valid, but after not being able to attend the first night, I attempted to sell for free on their website. I guess to sell is free but cost to list was almost a 50% fee. StubHub was getting paid on the original sale and even more on the resale. It's not free. So then, I wanted to transfer and was advised due to a system error the system allowed tickets to be listed in error. This particular ticket was not available for transfer and should not have been allowed to be listed on their site for resale.
A customer service associate did work it out the day before the show that I could email tickets to friends that did get to enjoy the concert. This vendor doesn't actually have tickets to sell but rely on other purchasers to buy from certified sellers and transfer them to StubHub customers with a deadline as late as 2- hours before the start of a show is ridiculous. I now will continue to purchase tickets from certified venues, with immediate delivery of tickets. StubHub prices are often same price, if not higher than certified dealers, so why not go directly to the source. Now have put in refund requests and hope this "fan protect" 120% refund policy works as promised.

Reviewed July 29, 2026
Purchased tickets that ended up twice the listed price. Can't go to concert as my wife has been x diagnosed with cancer. No full refund, only option is to sell the tickets at half the price paid. The resale page is user unfriendly. I'm giving up on trying to resell the tickets as the site is so frustrating. NEVER will deal with this heartless, greedy company and will recommend not to attend ANY event where tickets are sold through these thieves!

Reviewed July 29, 2026
StubHub took my money for 7 Ed Sheeran tickets and never delivered them. We spent weeks calling customer service, were repeatedly told to "wait," and even sat on hold for 30+ minutes for a supervisor before the call was disconnected. After getting nowhere with customer service, we escalated the matter directly to StubHub's CEO and Executive Team, yet they also failed to provide any meaningful response or resolution. No tickets. No answers. No accountability. This is one of the worst customer service experiences I have ever had. I will never use StubHub again and strongly recommend that others avoid them. Please Do not buy from them - Fraud - They Do Not Care -
Reviewed July 28, 2026
I purchased tickets in January 2026 and I am still unable to download the tickets. I was told that the link from TicketMaster is no good. The original seller of the tickets is non-responsive. I call StubHub daily and they keep telling me to wait "72 hours". The company polices are unacceptable even though they proclaim to have a guarantee.
Reviewed July 27, 2026
I can no longer purchase tickets through this entity or any other that has people who I cannot understand. How disrespectful, when I have an issue I call customer service and the rep don't fluently speak my language. Imagine me as hardworking citizens patronizing events and I don't get reciprocated any support in doing so. That money is going to another country and will not come back to my country or the citizens here. This business practice will help to bankrupt this country along with the current administration. It's really frustrating and to not have to deal with it I'd rather not do business of the sort.
Reviewed July 27, 2026
StubHub informed me that the tickets I purchased are unavailable. After many, many back-and-forths with unprofessional and unhelpful customer service agents, the outcome is that they can't offer alternative tickets (which the original email said would be an option) and they won't offer a StubHub credit that I can use to buy other tickets (because even though they originally offered this as an option, the system they use to automatically issue StubHub credit refunds is apparently permanently broken and for some reason they can't do it manually?). The only remaining option is a very time-consuming cash refund option. I had only purchased the tickets on StubHub (as opposed to at the venue, which would have been cheaper than StubHub) because I was able to get good deals with cash back and a credit through my credit card.
A cash refund means I lose the cash back and credit and won't be able to recoup them. The tickets for this event are way more expensive on StubHub now anyway (about 2x face value, even though the tickets aren't even sold out at the venue). StubHub is not a legitimate and trustworthy platform. It is just a site that facilitates fraud and scams and doesn't have any intention of providing real customer support.

Reviewed July 27, 2026
My listing went missing prior to the expiration time. I contacted Stubhub and they advised that the buyer did not complete the purchase because they did not have the funds to make the purchase. Well, this would fall out of my control and would not hold me liable that my tickets which were off the market for purchase for the public. Stubhub advised they were not responsible for the error but the case is still unresolved and which left my listing active after expiration of the event. Stubhub closed my conversations without resolving the issue and did not take accountability of the error on their end. Stubhub has provided the worst customer support of my life, I do not recommend this service

Reviewed July 27, 2026
I ordered seven tickets for Friday, July 17 at Delmar racetrack. I waited patiently for the tickets to show up, very frustrated that I had to wait till the actual day to receive my tickets. I had invited 6 other people who were coming from all over when 11 AM came. I got an email that said the tickets were not available. There was no alternative tickets available since it was opening day. We had to go to the racetrack and get walk-in tickets twice the price because the tickets I ordered were not available. I will never order or trust STUBHUB again. Very, very disappointed.
Reviewed July 26, 2026
StubHub customer experience is the worst one I have ever experienced. I purchased the tickets and was referred to another site to download using an email address that was not mine. This did not work and Stub Hub has no human to contact to resolve the problem. It provides no logical methodology to gain a resolution. It should provide a really clear warning “customer beware. We have no way to resolve a simple problem of delivering tickets. Just throw your money in the ocean.” I would not recommend their service or ever use them again for any event I actually want to see!!!!
Reviewed July 26, 2026
I am extremely disappointed with my experience using StubHub. I purchased tickets to see one of my favorite comedians, Godfrey, on June 11—more than a month before the show. My tickets were supposed to be delivered to my phone by 4:00 p.m. on the day of the event, which began at 7:00 p.m. When 4:00 p.m. came and went with no tickets, I logged into my StubHub account to see what was happening. That's when I found a message stating that the seller was unable to provide the tickets I had already purchased and paid for, and that no comparable replacement tickets were available. Instead of enjoying an evening I had been looking forward to for weeks, I was left scrambling just hours before the show, only to learn that my only option was to request a refund. To make matters worse, StubHub indicated that it could take up to 10 days to receive my money back.
This experience was incredibly frustrating and disappointing. When customers purchase tickets more than a month in advance, they should be able to trust that the tickets will actually be available on the day of the event. Canceling an order just hours before the show is unacceptable, especially when there is no meaningful solution offered beyond waiting for a refund. I will never use StubHub again, and I cannot recommend the service to anyone based on this experience.

Reviewed July 25, 2026
RUN, RUN, RUN AWAY FROM STUBHUB! THESE GUYS ARE CRIMINALS. Criminals take something and give nothing in return. Here's what happened with these criminals. I purchased tickets 8 months ago to the Monty Python Spamalot show. Unfortunately, we were not able to claim the tickets through the StubHub application.
When I contacted a customer service representative, they said I needed to take screenshots of my StubHub account, which I did. They then said you need to screenshot from your phone the Ticketmaster application showing there's no tickets in there. I attempted to do that, and Ticketmaster stopped me from taking a screenshot. When I looked at Ticketmaster's official policy online on their website, it clearly stated that their application prevents the use of screenshots to prevent fraud, which makes perfect sense to me.
I explained that to the people at StubHub, and their response was the only way we could refund you is if you take a screenshot. I explained multiple times and even screenshot the policy right off of Ticketmaster's website, not the application, and sent it over to them. Their continued response was that you have to take a screenshot, which I kept saying I cannot take a screenshot. They said, "Sorry, we can't issue you your refund." So the night my wife and I had planned was completely ruined by StubHub, and they're taking no responsibility for it and will not refund my money.
I'm going through my credit card to attempt to get my money back that way. This is absolutely a horrific experience! I will never use this company again to purchase any venue. I'm deleting the application from my phone, and I suggest anybody who wants tickets go someplace else. Total criminals. Criminals take something and give nothing in return. That's exactly what these guys did.
Reviewed July 24, 2026
IT IS A BIG SCAM! I purchased two tickets and never received them. I was on the phone for over 4 hours with customer services and they kept blaming Ticketmaster which appeared to be a lie. When I asked Carlos to transfer me to a supervisor he refused to and said the problem was on ticketmaster's end. When I called ticketmaster they told me that they never received a transfer request from Stubhub. They literally scammed me and got away with it. NEVER PURCHASE ANYTHING FROM STUBHUB.

Reviewed July 24, 2026
I would leave zero stars if possible. I bought tickets to a Yankees/Dodgers game while on vacation in New York. The game was rained out and rescheduled for the next day. We were unable to go because we had non-refundable tickets for another event. The only options were to go to the game or relist the tickets to try and resell them. I paid well over $200 for the 2 tickets. When I tried to relist them to try to get some of my money back, it came up and told me that they would not show buyers my tickets because there were other tickets in the section for sale for $43. If I had purchased them directly through Ticketmaster, I would have had the option to exchange them for another game within the next 12 months. So, we had to eat the money for these tickets.

Reviewed July 24, 2026
Worst customer service and prices ever. They’re not refunding for a cancelled event, saying it’s postponed. All of my friends have already received refunds for this event. It’s ridiculous they can run a business like this & hold funds for absolutely no reason. It could be a year this concert is postponed for all they know. I’ll never purchase any tickets from StubHub again.
Reviewed July 24, 2026
I purchased tickets to a destination Concert at Red Rocks in Colorado on 7/8/26. Day of concert we go early in day and realize are seats are actually row 70 (the very last row, left for wheelchair access). I immediately call StubHub and explain I purchased row 24 and I am not happy about the switched out tickets that said were an UpGrade. Customer Service tells me only way to get a refund is to cancel the purchase. So I ended up buying 2 more tickets, I did not get the new tickets till 6 pm night of concert, and I was not going to cancel my crappy seats till I knew I had confirmed seats. I spent another 35 min on ph cancelling the orig purchase from the venue parking lot. Customer service confirms my refund and says I will get a series of emails later that night and to follow the instructions and return the unused tickets either that night or the next morning.
Well the next morning the tickets are no longer visible on the AXIS app. I call Stubhub and email several times over the next two weeks until finally on 7/22 I stay on the line for 30-40 min and a supervisor tells me the refund has been declined because I did not return my tickets the day of the concert. The customer service girl said I could follow up the emails the next day- I had no idea the tickets disappear after the concert. This is over $510 for these tickets and it is criminal they can do this and get away with it. Overall I think I was on the phone w Stubhub for 2 hrs 23 min on 3 occasions to try and correct what they said was an upgrade. I was not going to sit in the very last row of the venue, when I travelled 1300 miles with my daughter to see this venue and concert.
Reviewed July 23, 2026
Updated on 07/24/2026: Just a follow up on the review I wrote earlier today. I got a message from StubHub asking how my experience was. I was supposed to click on a link to write a review, and instead it just took me to their site where they showed what other events I might be interested in. I suspect they don't care too much about my opinion of their "service", but wouldn't mind selling me more tickets.
Original Review: I rarely write 1-star reviews, but I will not use StubHub again. They need to spell out policies and procedures clearly to those using the site for the first time. We bought tickets (9) for a Yankee game, and it was a hassle every step of the way. I've purchased tickets online many times, so I'm not a "rookie" at this. You find what you want, enter your information, get charged, get an email notification with a link to the tickets, which you can either keep on your phone or print out, and send out to others in your party. Not with StubHub. You get a notification that the tickets are ready. When you try to access them, you can't just send a link to everyone in your group. You need to distribute them one at a time, but only after they have downloaded the StubHub app. After that, they get access to tickets through Ticketmaster, for which they also have to download an app.
The tickets are only electronic, and you can't print them out. That's fine, except when the websites aren't working when you need to access the tickets to get into the event--and this is what happened with me. After checking MANY times to be sure I understood how to access my tickets quickly on my phone, when the time came to go to the Stadium and produce the tickets, there were problems access the Ticketmaster website (I tried many times, as did my daughter, and Ticketmaster was having problems). I went to the StubHub site and after several tries was finally able to access the barcodes for my tickets (these change regularly to prevent fraud). It took a few tries for the young man at the gate to scan them successfully, but we finally got in. This is not the kind of experience I want to repeat.

Reviewed July 23, 2026
Is this my first and last time buying a ticket from this company? They are so overpriced, it was a $100. More than the actual website issuing the festival itself. I can't understand how this is a ticket provider. Trying to give you a better deal on tickets. When they are almost tripling, the cost to begin with. I don't know how this company is going to survive. Very long. Do a business like this is not a good look for a company. You guys should be ashamed at yourself. Charging prices like that. The festival holders are charging 184. You guys charge me 296 for a ticket seriously.
Reviewed July 22, 2026
Would strongly recommend NEVER using them. They are a legalized ticket scalper that holds no responsibility. Had I just bought tickets from the ballpark I would have been able to reschedule our game instead. They left me hanging for $500. Just don't use them, they are a bunch of scam artists.
Reviewed July 21, 2026
Deactivate account, delete StubHub app, and don’t look back! Never got the ticket that I purchased and all messages were circular — poor lame excuses of so called attempts of helping. I don’t blame the people. I blame the company training them this way, no solution, just plenty of ‘I don’t know’ and redirecting. After 6 frustrating hours, 5 human agents (wouldn’t bet on it though), and plenty emails, and verging on tears, issue was resolved at the concert venue in 10 seconds.
Reviewed July 19, 2026
Horrible - had a serious family emergency with individuals with special needs - tried to relist my tickets to try to recoup some money - it is impossible!!!! I was on chat with a rep for 60 minutes and still did not resolve the issue. The Stubhub site says you need to upload your tickets in which I tried to do, even with the rep, but it does not allow you too - even though the tickets were bought through them... Total scam to make sure they get their money - Do not recommend at all! I would give a ZERO if I could.
Reviewed July 18, 2026
I purchased the Parking Pass at the same time I purchased the Nate Bargatze comedy concert ticket. I believed this would ensure me parking close to the venue, San Diego Pechanga (Sports) Arena. NEVER TRUST STUBHUB. The parking lot was about 7 blocks away with the last 2 blocks in a unfrequented poorly lit area off of Rosecrans. When I arrived at the lot the sketchy and unpleasant man quickly told me that I will need to make my own arrangements to get back to the lot after the concert and said, "you can walk or call Uber, we will shuttle you there but not back." When I pointed out that the printed parking pass, which was poorly drafted; nonetheless, did state to text "Shuttle" after the concert, the sketchy unpleasant man shrugged.
As it would not have safe to walk to that location at night and it was not practical as no Uber driver would have dealt with the concert crowd and driven 7 blocks without charging a small fortune, I paid $45 to park in the venue's parking lot. I never use the (misleading) parking lot that is an airport shuttle business. The next day, I contacted StubHub and dealt with their AI chat multiple time, inexplicably being disconnected right at the point of they were either going to approve my reimbursement or deny it.
I then spoke to 3 different live agents, "Roger," "Mia" and "Julio." All of whom were unconcerned and the last two offering me a $9 credit with StubHub in the future. So, they offer this parking pass when they sell you the concert ticket and never disclose it is nowhere near the venue and you will be on your own getting back to the lot when it is late and you will not feel safe and their solution is to try and sucker you into doing business with them again for a measly $9. StubHub you are disgusting, disreputable and everyone who works for you is an aider-and-abetter and I hope has a future dealing with only StubHub-like businesses. You are awful and should feel ashamed to be so despicable.
Reviewed July 17, 2026
I'm writing a review now, because of my month's long frustrations with tickets I bought for my husband, back in November 2025, for our Anniversary. I've been around and around with StubHub since January 2026 when I first got an email that my tickets were ready, but have been given the same access code every time I reach out, that doesn't allow me access to anything. The concert is now in 5 days, we had to reschedule things, take off work, etc plus the venue is 3 hours away from the city we live in, but still at this point, 5 days before concert, unsure if we'll even have tickets to attend. The last response id gotten basically said they are "on track" with ticket delivery and if I don't receive the tickets by the day of concert to reach out and they'd help figure it out from there. Completely unacceptable to think about going around and around with them into the actual day of concert! People have lives and jobs to plan around!!
Reviewed July 16, 2026
Trying to purchase baseball tickets for a work event and it was the most frustrating experience. The website was glitchy. I tried several times to change my credit card because they had an old card on file. Nothing worked. I called customer service for help and they were straight up condescending. Will be buying tickets elsewhere in the future.
Reviewed July 12, 2026
In January I purchased second row tickets for Earth, Wind & Fire and Lionel Richie at MSG on July 11th. They showed the stage layout, and I purchased tickets in the second row directly in front of a runway stage layout, section D. Section A & c were on either side of the runway. I paid $1,100/ticket. I go to the concert, there was no runway, and now section B has seats. I went online and Stubhub was selling tickets in my section for $256/ticket. A true bait and switch operation. Don't I feel like the fool! I will never use stubhub again!!
StubHub author review by ConsumerAffairs Research Team
StubHub is an eBay company that began selling and reselling event tickets in 2000. A fully online and mobile company, StubHub focuses on technology and innovation to create the best experiences for customers.
Mobile app: Buy tickets and choose your seats, or resell tickets via the mobile app for Android or Apple.
Easy sales process: List your tickets on the app or website, and StubHub will do the work of finding buyers, completing the sale and paying you.
FanProtect Guarantee: Guarantee for buyers so that they will either receive replacement tickets or a refund if something goes wrong with the vendor; guarantee for the vendor that he or she can list his or her own price and post tickets free of charge.
Fan rewards: For each StubHub purchase, earn two percent of the cost in rewards that you can cash in for a discount on a future purchase.
24/7 customer support: Call toll-free from the U.S. or Canada, or chat online with support.
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StubHub Company Information
- Company Name:
- StubHub
- Year Founded:
- 2000
- Address:
- 199 Fremont St.
- City:
- San Francisco
- State/Province:
- CA
- Postal Code:
- 94105
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.stubhub.com



