Yes, Ticketmaster takes PayPal as a payment method here's how to use it

PayPal is increasingly available as a payment method everywhere you shop online. The latest place you can use PayPal: Ticketmaster. While you can't use PayPal to resell or purchase resold tickets, you can pay via PayPal for the initial Ticketmaster purchase.

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  • Ticketmaster takes PayPal as a valid form of payment, meaning you can use your PayPal account to buy tickets.
  • PayPal can't be used for reselling tickets, however. It's limited to the initial purchase only.
  • You'll also need to use the Ticketmaster.com website — PayPal purchasing isn't available through the Ticketmaster app.
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PayPal is increasingly available as a payment method everywhere you shop online.

The latest place you can use PayPal: Ticketmaster. 

While you can't use PayPal to resell or purchase resold tickets, you can pay via PayPal for the initial Ticketmaster purchase.

You'll also need to use the Ticketmaster.com website for the transaction, as PayPal purchases aren't available through the app.

Here's how to go about using PayPal for your next purchase on Ticketmaster.com.

How to use PayPal on Ticketmaster

1. Open Safari or your preferred browser, and go to Ticketmaster.com.

2. Find and select your tickets, and click "Next."

3. Scroll to "Payment." There will be an option that reads, "Back to Stored Cards." Select it.

You only get a few minutes to complete your purchase after you select your tickets. Emma Witman/Business Insider

4. Under the words "Or Pay With," click on the PayPal logo.

You won't be able to see this option if the tickets are being resold, rather than sold directly by Ticketmaster. Emma Witman/Business Insider

5. You'll be prompted to sign in to your PayPal account, and —  if you haven't already — will then be prompted to connect a card to your PayPal account.

You'll be asked to connect a card to your PayPal account if you haven't already. Emma Witman/Business Insider

6. Finalize your payment method by clicking "Agree & Continue."

You're all set. You'll just need to decide if you want to insure your tickets for $9 a piece, and select how you want to receive the tickets.

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Emma Witman Emma Witman is an Asheville, NC-based freelance journalist with a keen interest in writing about hardware, PC gaming, politics, and personal finance. She is a former crime reporter for a daily newspaper, and has also written extensively about bartending for Insider. She may or may not judge your drink order when behind the bar. Follow her on Twitter at @emwity. Read more Read less

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