Golden State Warriors Respond to StubHub Lawsuit
In response to a StubHub lawsuit alleging the Golden State Warriors’ front office and Ticketmaster engage in unfair and illegal anticompetitive business practices (see 1504100008), a spokeswoman for the NBA Warriors said the organization doesn't comment specifically on pending legal…
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matters but wanted fans to know that “the Warriors are committed to providing fans with the opportunity to see our games in person through a safe and secure ticket buying experience.” Fans are denied entry at each game because they bought counterfeit tickets, the spokeswoman said. “Warriors.com and NBATickets.com are the only sites where tickets are guaranteed to be authentic,” she said. “Third party sites may offer a ‘money back’ guarantee,” but none “can verify ticket authenticity that would guarantee entry to our games,” the spokeswoman said. The Warriors decided not to renew 2015-2016 season tickets by some ticket brokers in order to sell those tickets to the more than 10,500 fans waiting to purchase season tickets, she said.