MLS · America First Field

Real Salt Lake

Every RSL home match at America First Field, from Leagues Cup nights to Decision Day. Sellers keep 100% of their price, buyers pay a flat 10%, and every order is payment-protected until the tickets are in your hands.

Home schedule

Buying RSL tickets at America First Field

America First Field sits in Sandy, about 15 minutes south of downtown Salt Lake City, and holds just over 20,000 for Real Salt Lake matches. Every listing on Beehive names a specific section and row from the stadium's official chart, and the seat map on each match page shows exactly where tickets are available before you pick.

The south end is the supporters' section, home of The RioT, with general admission and safe standing areas. Those tickets have no assigned seat, and Beehive supports them natively: GA listings show a section and a ticket count instead of a row, so safe standing season ticket holders can list and sell the same way everyone else does.

The fee math, honestly

Same ticket, two marketplaces. The gold is what reaches the seller; the rest is what disappears into fees.

Ticket price

$78

buyer pays

$66

buyer pays, all-in

their seller stops here
$24fees & markup
$54seller keeps
$6 our fee
$60seller keeps 100%

Big resale marketplace

~30% in fees, both directions

Beehive

one flat 10%, buyer side only

Buyer saves $12Seller keeps $6 more$18 kept in the hands of the fans

Selling your RSL seats

Listing takes about a minute: pick the match, your section and row (or the general admission toggle for safe standing), set your price, and post. You keep 100% of that price. The buyer pays the service fee, and they see the all-in total before they pay.

When your seats sell, you transfer them through SeatGeek to the buyer's email within 48 hours, and Stripe releases your payout once the buyer confirms. Season ticket holders can verify their seats once for a badge that carries across every listing, and can list a whole season in one pass.

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How Real Salt Lake tickets arrive

Through SeatGeek, the team's own system. The seller sends the official transfer to your SeatGeek email, and you accept it in the SeatGeek app. Same official mobile tickets, no PDFs, no screenshots.

  • Payment held by Stripe until you confirm the tickets arrived
  • Transfer deadline missed? Automatic 100% refund
  • Season ticket holders carry the ✓ Verified seats badge

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Questions, answered

How do I get my RSL tickets?

The seller transfers them through SeatGeek, RSL's official ticketing platform, to the email you give at checkout. You accept the transfer in your free SeatGeek account and the tickets live there like any other mobile ticket. No PDFs, no screenshots.

Can I buy or sell general admission and safe standing tickets?

Yes. GA and safe standing listings have no assigned row or seat, so they're listed with a section label and a ticket count instead. Sellers toggle 'General admission / safe standing' on the sell form and enter how many tickets they hold.

How fast do tickets arrive?

Sellers have 48 hours to transfer after a sale, and most send far sooner. Your money is held by Stripe the whole time, and if the deadline passes without a transfer you get an automatic 100% refund. Right now the median Real Salt Lake transfer on Beehive completes in about 1 hour.

What does Beehive cost?

Sellers keep 100% of the price they set. Buyers pay one flat 10% service fee with a $2 minimum, shown as an all-in total before checkout. Nothing new appears on the payment page.

Do I need a SeatGeek account?

Yes, a free one on the email you enter at checkout. That's where RSL mobile tickets live. If you already use SeatGeek for RSL matches, use that account's email so all your tickets stay in one place.

Is Beehive Tickets affiliated with Real Salt Lake?

No. Beehive is an independent fan-to-fan resale marketplace and isn't sponsored or endorsed by RSL or MLS. Delivery still happens through the team's official SeatGeek system, so the tickets themselves are exactly the real thing.