Ticketmaster Ticket Drop & Resale Alerts

A Ticketmaster ticket tracker monitors an event for changes in ticket availability. Ticketmaster Pulse from Event Spy checks Ticketmaster around the clock for tickets matching your chosen quantity and maximum price, then alerts you when a match appears.

Yes. Ticketmaster Pulse can alert you when new primary-sale tickets matching your settings become available. This can include additional ticket drops after the initial sale, even for events that previously appeared sold out.

Yes. Additional primary-sale tickets and eligible fan resale listings can sometimes become available after an event appears sold out. Availability varies by event, and new tickets are never guaranteed.

Choose a Ticketmaster event, your ticket quantity and the maximum price you want to pay. Pulse monitors the event and alerts you when matching resale tickets become available, so you do not have to keep refreshing Ticketmaster.

Ticketmaster Face Value Exchange allows eligible tickets to be resold under the resale rules set for that event. For supported events, Pulse can monitor for matching face-value resale tickets and alert you when they appear.

There is no fixed schedule. Eligible resale tickets may appear at any time and popular listings can disappear quickly. Pulse monitors the event around the clock so you do not have to repeatedly refresh Ticketmaster yourself.

No. Pulse monitors ticket availability and sends you an alert when matching tickets are found. You still complete the purchase directly through Ticketmaster, and an alert does not guarantee that the tickets will still be available when you open the listing.

No. Ticketmaster Pulse trackers are separate from your standard Event Spy trackers. The Pulse plan includes one Pulse tracker, while Ultimate includes up to three.