Public Records — resale tickets
Public Records in Brooklyn resale tickets on MyResale — fan-to-fan, verified, fair. If you have tickets to an event at Public Records you can no longer use, you list them here in a couple of minutes; if you are looking for tickets at Public Records, you browse what other fans are passing on. MyResale never holds or resells the tickets itself — it matches the person with a spare with the person who wants it, then connects you so the handover happens directly. Every seller signs in with a verified Google or Apple account, so you always know who you are dealing with. Browsing and listing are free; when a match is made the buyer pays a small one-off unlock fee (from €1) to reveal the seller’s contact details. No platform markup, no subscription. Availability at Public Records changes constantly — set an alert and we will let you know the moment a matching listing appears.
Public Records resale tickets — FAQ
How does buying resale tickets for Public Records work?
Every listing for Public Records is posted by a real, verified fan. You browse what others are reselling, and when you find a match you pay a one-off unlock fee (from €1) to reveal the seller’s contact details. MyResale makes the match; the ticket price is paid directly to the seller.
Can I sell my tickets for Public Records here?
Yes. Listing is free and takes a couple of minutes — your listing reaches buyers who are already looking for events at Public Records. MyResale charges the buyer a small unlock fee when a match is made; there is no platform markup on your price.
What if nothing is listed for Public Records right now?
Listings change constantly because they are posted by real people. If nothing matches today, set an alert and we will notify you the moment a matching listing for Public Records appears — or list your own to be first.