A lawsuit says SeatGeek did not show the total ticket price, including fees, before buyers selected tickets to events in Nevada. People who bought electronic tickets to Nevada events on SeatGeek's website or app from November 7, 2020 through May 12, 2025 and were charged fees can claim a share of the $7.75M fund, based on the fees SeatGeek kept from their purchases.
Key facts
- Claims close
- Jan 5, 2027
- Per person
- Share of $7.75M
- Fund
- $7.75M
- Proof
- None needed
- Class period
- Nov 7, 2020 to May 12, 2025
- Who is covered
- Residents of Nevada
- Case
- Carbonell v. SeatGeek, Inc., 2:24-cv-02087
- Court
- U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada
- Administrator
- Simpluris · (866) 675-2690
Who can claim
- Did you buy tickets to an event in Nevada on SeatGeek between November 2020 and May 2025?
Class period: Nov 7, 2020 to May 12, 2025. Residents of Nevada.
How much
Share of $7.75M, as published by SeatGeekNevadaClassAction.com, run by Simpluris (Carbonell v. SeatGeek, D. Nev.). The total settlement fund is $7.75M. The administrator offers PayPal, Venmo, Zelle or check.
You'll need
- Nothing — your word on the claim form
How to file
- Tap Claim and sign in with your phone, then open the claim form with Plus.
- Fill in the form yourself. Have the items under “You'll need” ready.
- Submit before claims close on Jan 5, 2027.
- Sign in to Claimmy afterwards to mark it filed and keep the deadline in view.
Sign in with your phone, then Plus opens the administrator's form. We never file for you.
Important dates
- Opt-out deadlineDec 6, 2026
- Objection deadlineDec 6, 2026
- Claims closeJan 5, 2027
- Final approval hearingJan 12, 2027
About the case
The case alleges that SeatGeek did not disclose the total cost of electronic tickets to events in Nevada, inclusive of fees, before those tickets were selected for purchase, in violation of the Nevada Ticket Reseller Law and the Nevada Deceptive Trade Practices Act. SeatGeek denies these allegations and any wrongdoing, but has agreed to the settlement to avoid the uncertainties and expenses of continuing the case.
Carbonell v. SeatGeek, Inc., 2:24-cv-02087, U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada.
Sources
Source: SeatGeekNevadaClassAction.com, run by Simpluris (Carbonell v. SeatGeek, D. Nev.). Checked Oct 29, 2026. Final amounts depend on how many people claim.
Questions about this settlement
What is the deadline to file a claim in the SeatGeek ticket fees (Nevada) settlement?
Claims close on Jan 5, 2027. File on the administrator's official site before then.
How much is the SeatGeek ticket fees (Nevada) settlement per person?
Share of $7.75M, as published by SeatGeekNevadaClassAction.com, run by Simpluris (Carbonell v. SeatGeek, D. Nev.). Final amounts depend on how many people claim.
Do I need proof to file a claim in the SeatGeek ticket fees (Nevada) settlement?
No receipt is needed to file. The claim form asks you to confirm that you qualify.
Who qualifies for the SeatGeek ticket fees (Nevada) settlement?
The administrator decides who qualifies. You may qualify if the answer is yes: Did you buy tickets to an event in Nevada on SeatGeek between November 2020 and May 2025? The class period is Nov 7, 2020 to May 12, 2025. Only residents of Nevada are covered.
How do I file a claim in the SeatGeek ticket fees (Nevada) settlement?
On the official settlement website run by SeatGeekNevadaClassAction.com, run by Simpluris (Carbonell v. SeatGeek, D. Nev.). The Claim button on this page opens the form in a new tab. Claimmy never files for you and never holds money.
When is the final approval hearing for the SeatGeek ticket fees (Nevada) settlement?
The court's final approval hearing is set for Jan 12, 2027.
Does Claimmy file the claim for me?
No. With Plus, the Claim button opens the administrator's official form in a new tab and you file it yourself. We never file for anyone and never hold money.
Other open settlements
Sorted by claim deadline. Figures are the administrators' published maximums or fund sizes. We never file for you.