How we verify
Our entire product is an accuracy claim about something we don't control: whether a seat you buy on a marketplace actually comes with dinner. So we hold ourselves to rules that are stricter than they might first appear, and we show our work on every single record.
Two tiers, shown on everything
The inclusion terms come from the venue's or team's own current pages, with the source linked and the date we read it shown on the record. Where sections or rows are ambiguous or third-party sources conflict, we say so on the record itself rather than round up. For a high-stakes evening, confirm with the venue's premium seating staff before you buy.
We know the club exists but haven't completed research to our standard. Unverified records are never shown against a specific game. They appear only in arena guides, flagged, so you know our coverage gaps as well as our coverage.
The rules behind the tiers
- Amenities come from our records, never from seller notes. Marketplace listings are free text written by hundreds of independent sellers, and we don't repeat what they say. Every amenity on a Likely record is read off an official venue or team page and written down with its source.
- Game pages show what one ticket can buy. Suites, boxes, lofts, and other spaces sold only as a whole unit, and packages sold only to groups, appear in the arena guides but not on game pages, because a single seat for that game won't get you in.
- We'd rather say less than guess. Where a club's sections aren't published officially, we say so, rather than inferring them from a third-party guide. We take section numbers from a seat map only when it is the venue's or team's own and marks the club's sections itself. A record with no sections still tells you the club exists and what it includes. Questions the official pages can't settle are noted on the record for a call to the venue's premium seating staff.
- Sponsorship names churn; we track the churn. Club names are sponsorship assets and turn over every few years. Every record keeps former names, and a stale name in a third-party source is our tell that its other claims may be stale too.
- Team games only. Club amenities frequently differ between a team's games and other events at the same venue. Chase Center, for instance, marks its Chase Club all-inclusive for Warriors games only. We don't cover concerts or other events, deliberately.
- Every record shows its date. “Last checked” appears on every disclosure, next to the source it came from. We re-read the official pages venue by venue and update a record whenever the wording changes.
Found something wrong or out of date? We genuinely want to know. Send us a message. Corrections make the dataset, and a correction from a venue's own staff updates a record on the spot.