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The King of Tickets is an independent online marketplace for live event tickets — concerts, sports, and theater across the United States — operating since 2014 on one simple promise: all-in pricing. Service fees are included up front, so the price you see is the price you pay, with no surprise charges at checkout. Every order is protected by our 100% Buyer Guarantee: authentic tickets for the seats you paid for, delivered in time for your event, or your money back. Tickets are listed by licensed, professional sellers, so prices may be above or below face value, but the total is always shown honestly before you buy. From NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL to concerts, Broadway, comedy, and family shows, we help fans get to the events they love with real, all-in prices — and a US-based support team ready to help daily.
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400 Renaissance Center, Suite 2600, 48243, Detroit, United States
- 844-425-1065
- support@thekingoftickets.com
- thekingoftickets.com
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