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Getting Kiss "End of The Road" tour tickets at face value can be incredibly difficult, especially considering how many fans are all going to be trying to get these seats at the same time once they go on sale in addition to the fact that they're not currently scheduled to perform any more than one show in each venue in which they'll play. The most difficult part for some fans can be knowing when the tickets go on sale. For most major tours like this Kiss one, tickets go on sale 4-6 months prior to the start of the tournament, and with one this big, tickets are likely to sell out within a matter of minutes once the general on sale occurs. We'll outline all the scenarios for you here to help you secure the cheapest Kiss Farewell Tour tickets.

The answer would seem to be a resounding yes based on the overwhelmingly-positive concert reviews from diehard Kiss fans who have had the opportunity to watch them live over the years. These Kiss shows that have been taking place since the '70s are more of a theatrical experience than many of their fellow rockers' performances, as the legendary bassist Gene Simmons has a penchant for spitting fire and blood and the band itself puts on a pyrotechnics display that keeps fans on their toes at all times. As they're enshrined in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, have sold over 100 million records, and have written some of the biggest rock singles of all time, including hits like "I Was Made For Lovin' You" and "Rock and Roll All Nite," one who is remotely familiar with the band Kiss would say that tickets to see them live - particularly for their last-ever tour - would say that whatever price you pay for your tickets will absolutely be worth it.

If you're interested in buying tickets to Kiss's "End of the Road" Tour, you had better have gained access to a presale or else you'll find it extremely difficult to buy seats at face value from the original vendor (the box office). If you miss out on this massive rush to buy tickets, you can head to resale ticket sites in order to secure seats to your liking that may be most available right after they initially go on sale. Note that prices may be at their highest when the demand is similarly at its peak, so if you're looking to secure sold out seats from a secondary marketplace months out from the event for the peace of mind, be prepared to pay high resale prices that could potentially go down once the initial wave of fans secure their tickets. After that time, ticket prices may decrease a bit as the demand wanes until the show is a few weeks or less away. It's at this time that tickets once again begin selling fairly quickly, and if inventory levels remain high, ticket prices can drop to a more palatable price point a week or two before the event.

Scoring tickets to Kiss's final tour at the cheapest prices can be tricky, especially since tickets for "The End of the Road" World Tour go on sale many months before their shows are scheduled to occur. When the tickets sell out through the box office, the cheapest Kiss tickets are going to be from marketplaces like TickPick who do not charge any service fees. TickPick shows all-in pricing for all events, including upcoming Kiss shows, and only charges sellers a 10% commission, with no additional fees for buyers. Other marketplaces may charge anywhere from 10-20% in additional fees, which are normally added to the total price after you reach the checkout page. So if you're price shopping for Kiss tickets in order to "Rock and Roll All Nite" (and party every day), make sure you review the total price at the checkout page for the most accurate pricing.

We know plans can change and you may not be able to attend the show, but TickPick’s got you covered. You can sell concert tickets to get them listed and set your price. If you sell Kiss tickets on TickPick, you'll be paid after they sell.