Parking passes on resale sites: how many get listed
Resale sites list parking passes as listings of their own, bought apart from your ticket. Of the 100 upcoming events in our sample, 73 had parking passes listed beside their tickets, led by 751 passes for Stevie Wonder, Nov 23.
How a parking pass listing works
A parking pass is its own listing with its own event page on StubHub, SeatGeek, Ticketmaster and Vivid Seats, named after the game or show plus the lot. It gets you into one lot for one date and holds no seat. Check the lot name against the venue map before you buy: a stadium can have a dozen lots, some a long walk from the gate.
Which events list the most parking
43 of the 73 events with parking listed were games, and 24 were concerts. The biggest counts: Stevie Wonder, Nov 23 (751), Indianapolis Colts at Houston Texans (Thursday Night Football) (706), Baltimore Ravens at Houston Texans (655) and Detroit Lions at Atlanta Falcons (647).
Ticketmaster, StubHub and SeatGeek parking passes
Ticketmaster sells official lot passes for many venues as their own event, and fans who cannot use theirs resell them there or on StubHub and SeatGeek. A pass bought on a resale site transfers to your phone the same way a ticket does.
Events behind the numbers
- Stevie Wonder, Nov 23751 parking passes listed
- Indianapolis Colts at Houston Texans (Thursday Night Football)706 parking passes listed
- Baltimore Ravens at Houston Texans655 parking passes listed
- Detroit Lions at Atlanta Falcons647 parking passes listed
- Tennessee Titans at Dallas Cowboys642 parking passes listed
See the resale prices for the event itself, section by section, on Ticker.