New York to ban hidden fees on concert tickets

The bill requires the disclosure of “all-in” prices in the initial ticket listing, instead of later on in the payment process

New York State is set to ban hidden fees on concert tickets, under a new bill that has passed the state senate. The bill requires the disclosure of “all-in” prices in the initial ticket listing, instead of later on in the payment process.

The pending law also requires that the final ticket price be listed “in a clear and conspicuous manner,” and sellers can’t list the total fee in smaller type sizes.

The new bill passed the state senate…

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