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MA S191
Bill
Status
2/27/2025
Primary Sponsor
Nick Collins
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AI Summary
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Requires paperless ticketing systems to offer consumers a transferable ticket option at the time of initial sale, allowing transfer at any price, any time, and without additional fees
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Prohibits charging different prices for transferable versus non-transferable tickets and bans service charges solely for ticket transferability
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Makes it unlawful to penalize, discriminate against, or deny venue access to ticket buyers who transferred or resold their tickets, including through third-party platforms
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Exempts non-transferable tickets sold at discounted prices to specific groups (religious/charitable organizations, veterans, students, individuals with disabilities or economic hardship) and membership passes at venues with 19,000+ seats limited to 5% of available seats
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Exempts primary ticket issuers and third-party resale platforms that only facilitate sales between others from licensing requirements, with certain provisions taking effect July 1, 2025
Legislative Description
To protect consumers of tickets
Last Action
Accompanied a study order, see S2996
3/9/2026