Do you like bidding on travel like hotels, vacations deals, and even rental cars to save extra money on your vacation getaway?
How about being able to bid on concert tickets, sports tickets, and even amusement park tickets to get great savings?
Well guess what folks, I found a website that you can save up to 60% on every ticket, everyday, guaranteed!
You want to know about my great discovery? The website is called Scorebig.com and you can save on sports, concert, and theater tickets without ever paying any fees or shipping charges for the privilege.
Here is how you get such great savings:
Around 40% of live event tickets go unsold every year - even for events you think are "sold out". That's a lot of empty seats! And the ticket industry can't offer big discounts on some seats and not others in a way everyone sees. So to get those seats filled they give them to ScoreBig, which allows them to pass on those huge savings directly to you!
Quick Facts
- You are guaranteed to save on each and every ticket on ScoreBig
- Tickets for sports, concerts, theater, Broadway, family shows, and attractions
- No fees - free delivery
- Choose Your Seating Area - all seats ordered together will be next to each other
- Tell them what you want to pay - you have all the control, it’s thrilling!
- Get an instant answer - you find out right away if your offer has been accepted
How it Works
- Choose your event
- They don't tell you what to pay, you decide...how much you save is up to you
- By choosing a seating area rather than an exact seat, you're giving the ticket providers the flexibility they need to give you great deals
- Get an instant answer
I searched for tickets for the three of us and the fix price was $52.92 total. Now you know I wanted to save a bit of money, so I chose to make an offer.
At first I didn't understand how the bid meter works ( when the meter goes to green when you enter your bid your offer more than likely will be accepted ) and I entered a bid of $40.00 and the meter was still on red so my offer was declined. When this happens you can't bid again on the same tickets until after 24 hours has passed.
Also, it will show you the average savings will be for the tickets and for these tickets it was an average savings of 10% off.
The next day after 24 hours has past, I tried again but bidded higher. This time I offer to pay $50.00 and my offer was immediately accepted! BOOYEAH!
I received an email from ScoreBig with my order information afterwards. In the FAQ section of the email, it told me my tickets would come in either 3 different ways: Will Call, Postal Mail, or Electronic E-Tickets. I had to wait for another email to let me know how my tickets would arrive.
Since I did this on Memorial Day weekend, it took about 3 days to get an Delivery Notification email from ScoreBig to let me know my tickets were shipped through FedEx and they gave me the tracking number.
Follow me on Instagram to see our visit to Legoland once we go.
I did some playing around on website and I went to see how getting Braves Baseball tickets would work. It shows the days and times that are currently available and also several different seating options like:
- 6 Star Seating Area
- 5 Star Seating Area
- 4 Star Seating Area
- 3 Star Seating Area
- 2 Star Seating Area
The best seating of course would be 6 Star since you're right at the very bottom.
The concept is the same, you either pay the fix price or you make an offer. The more empty seats that needs to be filled, the more savings you can get.
UPDATE- My family and I attended Legoland with no problem using the tickets from ScoreBig.
Is ScoreBig.com Worth a Try?
This website is great! I always love being able to save money! I'm always bidding on my vacation travels so now I have the option to bid on entertainment tickets too. No wonder ScoreBig has been recently recognized by Forbes as one of America's Most Promising Companies and by Billboard as one of the 10 Best Start-Ups of 2012!
Have you ever used ScoreBig.com before?
Disclosure- I received compensation of receiving free tickets to review this website. All opinions are my own.
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