Question on best place to find Cubs tickets (selection and prices)

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

So, I am making my first trip to Chicago since 2016. I am riding the train up with my son and daughter and will catch 3 maybe 4 games. My son and I will be at all. My daughter has a college friend that lives in the area, and we may all get together for one, and who knows. So I am looking at getting tickets. Dates I am looking at are Thurs 6/15 vs Pirates and then weekend games vs Orioles. Anyway, I can get tickets through Cubs.com and I use SeatGeek in the past for events. Are these the best places to compare prices, etc...or do any of you know others? Any of you have seats for those games you are looking to unload that might save me some money? 

Help me old friends? Get me some ticket deals!!!!

 

 

[Irrelevant Dude]

My tickets are all spoken for on those dates, but from my experience as a ticket seller, you would probably be better off buying on StubHub or SeatGeek than directly through the Cubs. Especially for the weekday game, if you wait until a few days before the game, there will almost certainly be Season Ticket holders trying to dump their tickets below face value.

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

Thanks for the advice.  Is Stubhub or SeatGeek better? For Cubs tickets, which usually has the better inventory or is it about the same?

 

I have Dallas Cowboys season seats and for the Cowboys have learned Seat Geek is usually better than others because it's the official provider so it's easier on sellers and usually has better inventory and also better prices. Thanks for all help.

 

 

[Irrelevant Dude]

2 hours ago, vance_the_cubs_fan said:

Thanks for the advice.  Is Stubhub or SeatGeek better?

I can't really say. I always go to StubHub first, but that is primarily because that is what I have experience with.  MLB has switched over from StubHub to SeatGeek as their official ticket reseller starting this year, but I'm not sure how many sellers have actually migrated over.  I tried listing a couple games on SeatGeek, but I didn't like the options. For example, my tickets are on the aisle but I couldn't find any way to indicate that on the listing.  My tickets sat unsold on SeatGeek for awhile, so I pulled them and sold on StubHub instead.  I imagine the inventory will start to shift more toward SeatGeek over time, but I don't know how much of it already has.

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

Thanks for the input. I will look at both options then. I have train and hotel booked for the trip so now waiting on tickets.