From $95.45 per ticket, fees included.
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- TicketNetwork
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$95.45
Fees includedper ticket
- Ticket Squeeze
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$41.46
+ feesper ticket
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra ticket price history
Today’s lowest price is 8% above the median of the 6 days we’ve recorded ($88.55). The 30-day low was $88.55 on Nov 5. Recorded on 12 days since Sep 13.
Our own daily recording of each marketplace’s cheapest listed ticket — real observations. A number built from a price before fees says “est.”.
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| Date | Ticket Squeeze | Ticket | Hello |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 9 | $41.46unconfirmed | $95.45 | — |
| Nov 8 | $41.46unconfirmed | $88.55 | — |
| Nov 7 | $41.46unconfirmed | $88.55 | — |
| Nov 6 | $41.46unconfirmed | $88.55 | — |
| Nov 5 | $41.46unconfirmed | $88.55 | — |
| Nov 4 | $35.54unconfirmed | $89.70 | — |
Bold: the cheapest that day, fees counted. “+ fees”: a price before fees. “Unconfirmed”: far under every fees-included price that day, so it is left out of the numbers above.
Frequently asked
How much are Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets at Gas South Arena on Sun, Dec 13, 2026?
On our latest daily check, Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets at Gas South Arena (Duluth) on Sun, Dec 13, 2026 start at $95.45 with fees included on TicketNetwork. The board above lists the cheapest listing on each partner marketplace, and the price history below shows how that floor has moved.
Is it safe to buy resale tickets?
You buy on the marketplace itself, under its own terms. Ticket Squeeze’s own site advertises a 100% money-back guarantee and says its tickets are authentic and arrive before your event. We have not tested these promises. TicketNetwork’s own site describes a 100% money-back guarantee: legitimate tickets that arrive in time for the event, the exact tickets you ordered or comparable ones, and a full refund if the event is canceled. We have not tested it. Always buy through the marketplace checkout — never by direct transfer to a stranger. Are resale tickets safe? A buyer’s checklist →
Are Trans-Siberian Orchestra ticket prices going up or down?
Over the last 52 days our recorded floor moved from $96.60 to $95.45 (down 1%). The lowest we recorded was $88.55 and the highest $96.60.
Is $95.45 a good price for Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets?
$95.45 is above the median of the 6 days we have recorded. The median of the 6 days we have recorded is $88.55; the lowest price we have recorded is $87 (Fri, Sep 18, 2026). We have readings on 12 days since Sun, Sep 13, 2026.
Should I buy now or wait?
Prices for similar events moved both ways before the date. If the date and seats matter to you, buy when the total fits your budget.
Where can I buy Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets for Duluth?
Compare Ticket Squeeze and TicketNetwork above — each links straight to its listings for this event. Your purchase completes on the marketplace you choose, under that marketplace’s own terms.
When is Trans-Siberian Orchestra at Gas South Arena?
Sun, Dec 13, 2026 at 7:30 PM ET, Gas South Arena, Duluth.
Why do prices differ between marketplaces?
Sellers list independently on each marketplace, and fee treatment differs by site. Each price above is labeled either “Fees included” or “+ fees” so you can compare real totals — the cheapest sticker price is not always the cheapest total. Ticket resale fees explained →