The "Ticket Fairness and Transparency Act" mandates disclosures by ticket issuers and prohibits certain practices in ticket sales and resales.

The "Ticket Fairness and Transparency Act" requires ticket issuers to disclose the number of tickets available for sale at least seven days in advance and any additional releases. It prohibits ticket issuers from advertising ticket inventory, pricing, transfers, fees, dynamic pricing adjustments, and ticket ownership verification. The act also bans ticket brokers, resellers, and ticket resale websites from taking retaliatory actions against employees who report violations. Violations are considered unlawful practices under the consumer fraud act, with penalties for individuals and businesses.

The "Ticket Fairness and Transparency Act" mandates disclosures by ticket issuers and prohibits certain practices in ticket sales and resales.

The "Ticket Fairness and Transparency Act" requires ticket issuers to disclose the number of tickets available for sale at least seven days in advance and any additional releases. It prohibits ticket issuers from advertising ticket inventory, pricing, transfers, fees, dynamic pricing adjustments, and ticket ownership verification. The act also bans ticket brokers, resellers, and ticket resale websites from taking retaliatory actions against employees who report violations. Violations are considered unlawful practices under the consumer fraud act, with penalties for individuals and businesses.