Overview
- Governor Tim Walz signed the bill into law at a ceremony in Minneapolis, citing the need for fairness and transparency in ticket sales.
- The legislation was inspired by public frustration during high-demand ticket sales, notably for a Taylor Swift concert.
- Resellers are now prohibited from selling multiple copies of a single ticket, and all fees must be disclosed at the point of sale.
- The law applies to tickets for concerts and other live events sold in Minnesota, regardless of the buyer's location.
- Set to take effect on January 1, 2025, the law also targets deceptive websites and speculative ticket sales.