A bill to require sellers of event tickets to disclose comprehensive information to consumers about ticket prices and related fees.

Bill 119 s 430, also known as the "Ticket Price Transparency Act," aims to increase transparency in the event ticket industry by requiring sellers to provide consumers with detailed information about ticket prices and related fees. The bill applies to all sellers of event tickets, including online platforms and box offices.

Under this legislation, sellers must disclose the total price of the ticket, including any additional fees such as service charges, processing fees, and taxes. This information must be clearly displayed to consumers before they make a purchase, allowing them to make informed decisions about the total cost of attending an event.

The bill also requires sellers to provide a breakdown of the fees included in the ticket price, ensuring that consumers understand what they are paying for. Additionally, sellers must disclose any restrictions or limitations on the ticket, such as non-refundable fees or transferability. By increasing transparency in the event ticket industry, Bill 119 s 430 aims to protect consumers from hidden fees and deceptive pricing practices. This legislation empowers consumers to make informed choices when purchasing event tickets, ultimately promoting fairness and accountability in the ticketing marketplace.