What Happens to Your SeatGeek Account When You Die
Quick Facts
Credits
Use or claim balance
Active Listings
Remove immediately
Upcoming Tickets
Transfer or resell
Step-by-Step Guide
Remove active resale listings
Log in and remove any tickets currently listed for sale on SeatGeek to avoid unfulfilled transactions.
Use or claim SeatGeek credits
Check for any promo credits or refund credits in the account. Use them for ticket purchases or contact support to claim.
Transfer upcoming event tickets
Review upcoming events and transfer tickets to family members or resell before closing the account.
Document Now Checklist
- Account email and password
- Credit balance
- Active listings
- Upcoming event tickets
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