Deceitful second class business This is honestly the first bad review I have ever written since I'm not normally a complainer, but what I have been put through by eticketboxoffice.com is down right wrong. After spending $1900 last year as a X-mas gift for my wife for tickets to see Andre Bocelli, the April 20th event @ the MET was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On April 6th I received an email saying I would get my refund within 30 days so on April 20th I called Eticketboxoffice and the office said I would have to write an email to request a refund which I did. The next day a reply came back saying no refunds due to the Pandemic and the called the Force Majeure card on me saying I can get a voucher for a future event. I do not want to see a future event I want to see Andre and besides I'm fourloughed from my job due to the COVID-19 crisis so why should I have to float this money to this large company I could use it to pay off my CC debt. My wife bought tickets through Ticketmaster and her event was canceled also because of COVID-19 and she got a full refund. I even talked to the supervisor and he said if they gave everyone a refund they would be out of business. Frankly this is not my problem. I paid for a service(concert) that I did not get so they need to do the right thing and refund people's money. If I learned anything from this disaster, do not go through a deceitful, second class business. They should be ashamed of themselves to treat people they way they are under the circumstances when many other companies are helping those in need.

We Got To See The Hours After All Well we got to see The Hours at The Met after all but the overall experience was odd. On 12/1, I got a call from Jeff who said they would give us tickets in row U of the Orchestra for the same price as the uppermost tickets we had paid for and could I please redo my one star review. He wanted me to do it right then! I said no, get me the tickets and then I’d consider it. We got tickets but they had no Met Opera identification on them so we had low expectations. But Hallelujah, they were indeed legit and we enjoyed the show. So if you don’t mind an odd experience, sure, use these folks.

METROPOLITAN OPERA SCAM. We paid over $600 for two premium… We paid over $600 for two premium tickets to see La Traviata at the Metropolitan Opera last week. Thankfully my husband insisted they email the tickets early because we were flying and he insists on having things printed out. Tickets arrived and they were the back row Orchestra...I looked it up and these are $97 tickets. I called and was referred to someone else who would only communicate via email. I was offered credit but no refund. Thankfully American Express fraud department took care of it and we were able to purchase proper tickets from the Met site. They APPEAR TO BE THE MET SITE WHEN YOU SEARCH FOR TICKETS. I spoke to representatives from the Met office who are aware of this scam...in response to the response below, we did NOT CHOOSE TO SIT IN THE BACK ROW FOR $300 A TICKET. American Express has refunded the money you attempted to steal from us. Thanks.

I gave 5 stars despite a small glitch… I gave 5 stars despite a small glitch because of the excellent customer service. I had received a confirmation email for my order but never received the ticket download. I called the morning of the show and they got right back to me, corrected the situation, and even upgraded the seats. A very nice lady name Liza helped me ...

Metropolitan Opera tickets Metropolitan Opera tickets. I was skeptical about this company, but I had a good experience buying and getting my tickets. Just check your spam folders. Cause the company does email the etickets.