Atlas Tickets

Newly updated and remodel in office. Looks very nice. Family owned business over 20 years plus. Reliable and helpful staff. Great tickets for fair prices! And you can feel safe buying from them. They aren’t some fake tickets off Craigslist trying to scam you. Great!

We have purchased tickets from Atlas Tickets several times and have always received stellar customer service and awesome tickets! Their employees are very helpful and friendly.
Thank you Atlas!

These guys totally screwed up my tickets for Sting a few years back, it was an administrative error and they helped me out as much as they could, so I had no hard feelings about it, but they also had made a note in my file about it.
I just got some tickets for another high demand, sold out event, and they saw my file and gave me a very large price break. Very decent of them. They try hard to help the customer.

I had a huge snafu last year with my hotel regarding a Padres game and the tickets. The hotel dropped the ball.
(Maybe the 18 year-​old concierge could have been an issue).
If it weren’t for the Padres staff, I would have been out of a game I had already paid for. Thank you Padres staff.
Atlas tickets offered me a deal the next time I was in San Diego, even though the issue was through no fault of their own.
I took advantage of that and got a good price, and great seats, on the Padres versus Dodgers game. Dodgers won, 1−0…barely (barely still equals win)
I felt they treated me properly.
I will be happy to do business with them again the next time I am in town.
Thank you Joe.

I can’t say enough about this company. Fast Polite professional service, printable tickets, best seats Ive ever had at a Baseball game, VERY fair price & BEST price compared to the other ticket brokers, ebay & craigslist, not to mention ticketmaster had junk for almost the same price. Thanks !!! Gerard L, Cardiff, Ca

event sold out, no worries atlas tickets has tickets, good seats 2.

Always great doing business with Atlas! The customer service is wonderful and they can get tickets to any event you need. When your show is sold out or the tickets remaining for an event aren’t what you were looking for, check these guys out.

Found these guys on craigslist and had my reservations at first. Checked them out on Unilocal and saw mostly positive reviews. So I gave them a try.
Placed my order at night, received confirmation the next day to pick up. Went smoother than a baby’s bottom. I liked the fact they gave me a choice to pick up directly from them. Some places its mandatory to get an mail expedited service that costs $ 17.00
I’m with everybody, I hate ticketmaster. Craigslist is a crapshoot. Stubhub gives you a guarantee but their markup is ridiculously high. (You buy 10 tickets to an event, that 10% markup on each ticket starts to get pretty expensive). I’m usually the guy hosting and fronting money for group events so I need a place that is honest and fair.
Anyway, I got some pretty good seats below stated value. Customer service here makes you feel like you’re talking to your buddy you’ve known for years. I must’ve stayed there an extra ½ hour just talking football with Nic.
Will do business again here. Don’t go to Stubhub– go to
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Do not Buy from here they are scalpers seriously go somewhere else unless an event is sold out

I love these guys… my husband and I have been buying concert tickets from them forever, and they are the very best at what they do! Great selection, very professional and fair! We would never think about working with anyone else but Atlas Tickets in San Diego for our tickets… and by the way… Nick is the man!

So, it has to be known I fucking HATE Ticketbastard.
These are my go-​to guys when it comes to tickets for special events, or mostly all my events I need tix to. I think they even know my credit card number by heart.
The guys at Atlas are just awesome-​I hate saying that word but it really is TRUE. They’re helpful and have tickets to EVERYTHING, if not they can find it for you!

Atlas tickets — what can I say? Tom Petty from the 1^st row? Rolling Stones@ Petco 15^th row center? (first live concert ever played there) and now Tom Petty @ Cricket Wireless ⁹⁄₂₀₁₀? They are courteous ticket dealers who try and get you the best seats in your price range. They love music over at Atlas. The same shows they’re selling us tickets to… some Lucky bugger on staff may be going to see the show too, with us fellow San Diegan’s. :-) Call them, they have the best tickets and best customer service. Military friendly — that means a lot! Our sincerest thanks — (you guys helped make two deployments bearable.) We’ll always call them first when we need tickets — they never disappoint. Nick especially, he’s a cool guy. Thanks!

Atlas Tickets are the best I’ve ever dealt with. Recently went to a Chargers game with friend and our two boys. There was a mix up on the tickets we were sent. Atlas had a guy at the stadium that met us in less than 5 minutes, made everything right … and I got a follow-​up call the next day to make sure it all worked out. Now THAT’s service like it should be!

Yeah, yeah… I know. Ticket scalpers are whack, but sometimes when you REALLY want to see a show, a sporting event, or a theater production… a professional ticket scalper is your only safe option.
The argument can be made that ticket scalpers are the reason a lot of hot shows sell out in San Diego, but since there’s no law against swooping up enough tickets to spiff out an entire African village, there’s not much we can do if we wait too long to buy our way into a concert.
Flight of the Conchords, for example: I waited two days to buy my tickets after they went on sale… and guess what? Sold cleeeeeaaaaaaaan out. Damn! Now I have a few options:
1. Creepy Craigslist encounter where you’re essentially gambling on the fact that the person you’re buying your ticket from is honest (and won’t kill you in a Rite Aid parking lot).
2. EBAY… I always suck at buying stuff on there. Always outbid right at the last second.
3. Stub Hub… a great alternative, but a high mark up on tickets and service fees.
4. Local ticket scalper.
This time around, I went for option 4. If I’m gonna be throwing down a few ducks on concert tickets, I might as well spend it in town to help boost our local economy, right?
OG tickets to the Flight of the Conchords show were going for $ 50 ($ 35 base, $ 10 ‘convenience charges,’ and taxes). Because the show is tonight, Atlas had a special ticket price of $ 60/​ticket. Not half bad, considering most of the tickets floating around the internet are going for anywhere between $ 85 and $ 100 each.
These guys are pros and they’ve been selling tickets locally for 20 years. They won’t burn you (as it’s their livelihood at stake), so even though it puts you in a strange moral dilemma, it’s worth the peace of mind to buy from a legitimate source. If you’re reading this review and you’re teetering on buying tickets of your own… DO IT!

No matter what your moral standing on ticket resellers, it’s good to know an honest local one. Atlas Tickets passes the test. If you need good seats to impress, they definitely have them. Their website lists the real price you’ll pay for your tickets — not like Ticketmaster’s «ticket price + convenience charge + processing fee + shipping = what??» You can save any shipping cost at all by picking up your tickets at the Atlas office, one block from the Sports Arena. Open 7 days a week, plenty of free parking right out front, and enough neon that you could find this place from the moon. The service was really friendly and efficient. I placed my order on line and within a few minutes had a phone message confirming my tickets were ready for pick-​up. The guy at the office was super nice. The tickets were genuine and the seats were fantastic. You’ll pay a pretty penny for the best seats, but if you’re going to do that at least do it with someone reliable and local.