How Much Are Matt Mathews Tickets?

What is the face value of Matt Mathews tickets?

We could not find a published official price range for any US or Canadian show. The venue pages we checked either show prices only inside the checkout or list no price at all, and Ticketmaster prices for comedy can shift with demand. The only official face value we could verify is The Tivoli in Brisbane, which lists tickets from A$81.30. We will not guess the rest. To see the real number for your show, open the official seller named on your city page and go to seat selection.

What do resale tickets cost right now?

In our September 2026 check, the cheapest resale seats for a typical US date were around US$40 to US$60. Individual sites differed: one major marketplace started around $43 with an average near $51, another started around $41, and listings including fees on two other big platforms began around $61. These are resale prices, not face value, and they move daily.

Some venues cost more. The Hall at Maryland Live in Hanover started around $57 with an average near $90, Black Bear in Carlton from about $74, and North Star Mohican in Bowler from about $183. Bowler is the last night of the tour at a smaller casino room, which helps explain the higher price.

Why can late shows be cheaper?

When a city adds a second show, the later one usually goes on sale weeks after the first. The first show has had longer to sell, so the late show often has more unsold seats and more resale listings, which can bring the price down. This is a tendency, not a rule, and a late show on a Saturday can still be the busier of the two. If you are flexible, compare both times for your city before you buy. Cities with a late show include Pittsburgh, Peoria, Hammond, Columbia, Portsmouth, Austin, Reno, Paducah and St. Louis.

What makes a Matt Mathews ticket more expensive?

• Venue size. Small casino showrooms have few seats, so prices go up quickly when demand is high.
• Sold-out status. Once the official allocation is gone, resale is the only option and sellers price for that.
• Weekend dates. Friday and Saturday shows usually attract more buyers than Thursday nights.
• Seat location. For stand-up, the front sections are in demand, see our best seats guide.
• Fees. Both official sellers and resale sites add service fees. Compare the total, not the headline price.

How much is the VIP package?

The price of the Not What I Ordered Q&A Experience has not been published on the pages we checked and seems to vary by venue. It includes a premium ticket plus a group photo, a Q&A session and exclusive merch. Full details are in our VIP guide.

How much do tickets cost outside the US?

Brisbane's A$81.30 starting price gives a rough idea for Australia. We did not find published face values for New Zealand, the UK or Dublin. Most UK shows are sold out, so resale is the main route there. See international dates for sellers and status.

How can I save money on tickets?

• Check the official seller first. Face value is often below resale for shows that are not sold out.
• Compare the early and late shows in your city.
• Look at weeknight dates or a nearby city, see all tour dates.
• Consider upper levels at theatres. At comedy shows the sound carries well, and many rooms are compact.
• Set a budget including fees and stop there. Prices can fall as well as rise near the date.

Wondering whether the show is worth it at all? Read is it worth it and what to expect.

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