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Tickets For Less
Apr 26, 2023
Overland Park, KS. (April 26, 2023)— Tickets For Less®, one of the fastest-growing event distribution companies in North America, has hired Nathan Williford as Senior Vice President of Product Growth.
"After adding ATBS to the TFL family last year, our technology business has continued to grow," said Adam Rossbach, Chief Operating Officer at Tickets For Less. "Bringing Nathan on board is an indication of that growth, and we're thrilled to add his expertise and extensive network in the ticketing industry to improve our product roadmaps and optimize the business."
Forbes
Jan 28, 2023
My ESPN fantasy team, Skyy’s The Limit (named after Kansas City Chiefs’ rookie Skyy Moore), has
ended the season with a league victory. Yet my interest in watching the playoffs and Super Bowl
LVII remains ‘sky’ high. Let’s face it, the NFL has built the ultimate entertainment brand
watched by men and women, both young and old. It’s a cross-generational brand. It’s also one of
the few remaining appointment TV programs I keep because I can get most of my quality
entertainment from streaming services.
Kansas City Business Journal
Jan 27, 2023
There still are plenty of tickets available for the fifth straight AFC Championship game on
Sunday in Kansas City, and the price has dropped from earlier in the week. On Friday, the “get
in the door” price for tickets on the secondary market at Overland Park-based Tickets for Less
was about $245. The highest ticket prices reached $1,895, and both were down about $100 from
Thursday. Tickets for Less is a ticket reseller.
KSHB
Jan 24, 2023
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Getting a seat inside GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City,
Missouri, for Sunday’s AFC Championship game between the Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals will cost
a lot of money. The cheapest tickets are selling for just under $400 including taxes and fees.
The most expensive tickets are thousands of dollars. The Chiefs put more tickets on sale Monday
morning.
KTVE
Jan 23, 2023
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs will host an NFL record fifth consecutive AFC
Championship this Sunday when the Cincinnati Bengals come to town. It’s a repeat of last
season’s conference championship, but Chiefs fans are hoping for a different outcome. Kansas
City has lost the past three matchups with Cincinnati, and now they’ll look to avoid a fourth
and advance to Super Bowl LVII. The biggest question on every Chiefs fan’s mind is quarterback
Patrick Mahomes’ ankle. Mahomes was diagnosed with a high-ankle sprain following Kansas City’s
AFC divisional round win over Jacksonville.
Fox4 KC
Jan 18, 2023
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Many Chiefs fans guaranteed a first shot at AFC Championship tickets if the
game is played in Atlanta logged on to Ticketmaster Wednesday morning only to find the tickets
reserved for them had been sold and only resale tickets at much higher prices were available.
Some persistent fans who logged back on later in the day found face value tickets were available
with an access code. The Kansas City Chiefs released a statement late Wednesday night explaining
what happened.