In economics, almost everything hypothetically has a price, and such concept also applies to entertainment. Value comes from what is perceived to be the appropriate worth or price that we would be willing to part with our money to watch a certain presentation or feature.

Getting a cheap seat can be considered as a "bonus" especially when the show generates a lot of attention or is in heavy demand. Of course, the location of the venue can also be a factor. For example, in Boston, TD Banknorth Garden tickets are particularly hot when the National Basketball Association (NBA) team Boston Celtics or the National Football League's Boston Bruins have a good season or are in the playoffs. In the neighboring New England state of Rhode Island, Dunkin Donuts Center tickets may be hard to come by when there are cool shows by concert stars such as Demi Lovato. And, when in Atlanta, Georgia, especially in the summer, Chastain Park Amphitheatre tickets for concerts are also as hot as the climate so to speak.

Remember, when it comes to attending live performances, getting a cheap seat not only allows one to save money but also the memories that go with having a good time!