Visual film room · Getting started
How ticket prices are shown
FanSion is a fan guide - not a ticket marketplace. Here’s how to read our price context without stress.
What FanSion is (and isn’t)
- Is: price context so you buy smarter elsewhere.
- Isn’t: a checkout cart, resale booth, or “official” league partner.
- Soft monetization: we help you understand - we don’t scream “buy now.”
Sample vs live
- Sample figures - practice numbers so you can learn the layout without stress.
- Live context - when a real dollar amount is available, we show it as a guide only.
- Honest empty - if we don’t have a number, we say so instead of inventing one.
What to watch for
- The highlighted game of the week is a starting point - no hunting required.
- Tap your club for the next couple of game days.
- Prices move with seat location, timing, and fees.
How to use the chart
- Look for direction (rising / flat / falling) more than one magic number.
- Compare home vs road and big rivalry weeks when you can.
- Always confirm the final total on Ticketmaster or the official seller - fees change the number.
Open TM / See live price
When we do not have a stamped dollar, labels say Open TM or See live price. That is honest empty — not a broken page. Tap through to Ticketmaster (or the official seller) for the real checkout total, including fees. FanSion never invents a seat price to fill a blank.
The Week 1 highlight (NE at SEA at Lumen) follows the same rule: context first, dollars only when stamped closer to kickoff.
Prices on FanSion are a flashlight - not a cash register. Empty is honest. Sample is practice. Confirm before you buy.