It's all about the level of risk you're willing to take. Buying tickets ahead of time gives you a better selection of seats, and it usually has more seats grouped together. Buying ticket at the door means you get whatever is leftover. It's no different than flying standby with an airline or buying last minute tickets with an airline. I flew to DC one year for $50 roundtrip and everyone else on the plane probably paid $250. I gambled buying late at it worked, but that's not always the case. Stores have liquidation sales all the time, it's no different than that. Car dealers drop the price of year end models to clear out remaining inventory. There are countless examples. The Farm Show is clearing out remaining inventory. You simply need to weigh whether the risk is worth it for you.
Jake Morgan
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