Ticket Insurance on Ticketmaster: A Comprehensive Guide

Ticket insurance on Ticketmaster offers a safety net for concert-goers who are concerned about unforeseen circumstances preventing them from attending a show. To make things easier, here's a detailed guide on its benefits and how to purchase it.

Benefits of Ticket Insurance

Ticket insurance typically covers non-refundable tickets in case of:

• Illness or injury: Including serious injuries that prevent you from attending the event.
• Unexpected events: Such as job loss, jury duty, or natural disasters that hinder travel.
• Adverse weather conditions: Extreme weather events that make travel dangerous or impossible.
• Lost or stolen tickets: Coverage for lost or stolen tickets that are reported promptly.

How to Purchase Ticket Insurance

Ticket insurance is typically offered during the ticket purchase process on Ticketmaster's website. Here's how to add it to your order:

1. Select the event you want to attend.
2. Choose your seats and ticket type.
3. Click on the "Add Event Protection" option.
4. Review the terms and conditions of the insurance policy.
5. Select your preferred coverage plan and pay the additional fee.

Types of Coverage Plans

Ticketmaster offers three different coverage plans:

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Not purchasing insurance early enough: Insurance is typically only valid if purchased within a certain time frame of the ticket purchase.
• Not reading the terms and conditions: Make sure you understand what is covered and what is not before purchasing insurance.
• Assuming insurance covers all scenarios: Most policies have exclusions, such as pre-existing conditions or voluntary cancellations.
• Not reporting lost or stolen tickets promptly: Timelines for reporting lost or stolen tickets vary, so act quickly to avoid denial of coverage.

FAQs

1. What is the cost of ticket insurance on Ticketmaster?
The cost varies depending on the coverage plan and the ticket price, but typically ranges from 6% to 12% of the ticket price.

2. What types of events are covered by ticket insurance?
Ticket insurance typically covers concerts, sports events, and other live performances purchased through Ticketmaster.

3. Can I cancel my ticket insurance policy?
Yes, you can cancel your policy within a certain number of days of purchase. However, there may be a processing fee.

4. How long does it take to receive a refund if my claim is approved?
Refunds are typically processed within 7-10 business days after the claim is approved.

5. What is the difference between FanProtect™ Basic, Preferred, and Platinum plans?
The FanProtect™ plans offer different levels of coverage and premiums. Basic covers 100% of the ticket price, Preferred covers 150%, and Platinum covers 200%.

6. What are some exclusions to ticket insurance coverage?
Typical exclusions include pre-existing conditions, voluntary cancellations, and weather-related events that are not considered extreme.