OBSTRUCTED VIEW Archives

Fan's Pink concert view blocked by equipment despite no warning. Learn how to fight for a Ticketmaster refund for obstructed seats.

I can’t see this Pink concert. Do I deserve a refund?

July 12, 2025July 11, 2025 by Christopher Elliott

Kristi Clynes pays a premium price for her Pink concert tickets, but an obstruction blocks her view of the stage. Can she get a refund from Ticketmaster?

Craig McAllister paid $524 for front-row tickets to a Mets-Yankees spring training game in Port St. Lucie, Fla., only to find his view obstructed by an ESPN cameraman. With 80% of the game blocked, he stood until he found better seats in the sixth inning. Despite contacting SeatGeek for a refund, he was initially refused, as the venue did not consider the cameraman an obstruction. After reaching out for consumer advocacy, SeatGeek reviewed the complaint and offered Craig a $150 credit as compensation, which he accepted.

I can’t see the baseball game! Can I get my money back from SeatGeek?

June 1, 2025July 19, 2024 by Christopher Elliott

Craig McAllister can’t see most of his baseball game in Port St. Lucie, Fla. Does he deserve a refund from SeatGeek?

Here is a 70-word excerpt: Becky Taylor was excited for the P!nk concert she spent over $600 on tickets for. But when she arrived, her view was completely obstructed by foul-ball nets and camera equipment. She reached out to Ticketmaster asking for a refund, but they refused. I assisted Becky in her case against Ticketmaster by contacting them on her behalf. After reviewing her documentation showing the obstructed view, they finally agreed to fully refund her tickets. Persistence pays off!

I couldn’t see P!nk because of a foul-ball net. Can I get a refund from Ticketmaster?

January 6, 2025January 5, 2024 by Christopher Elliott

Becky Taylor’s view at a P!nk concert is obstructed by a foul-ball net. She wants her money back from Ticketmaster. Does she have a case?

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