Attending Mosconi Cup Questions

[staticfire98]

I plan on attending the Mosconi Cup for the first time this year. I have never attended a professional pool event. Based on ticket availability, it looks like Saturday is the most popular day. Only secondary market tickets look available for that day and they are approx $400+ for non VIP. It is Thanksgiving week so I don't plan on arriving prior to Saturday, so Friday is out. I have purchased a ticket for Sunday and will probably not stay for Monday.

Does anyone have experience trying to scalp tickets for the day of? Is it worth brining a cue? Are there any other things to be aware of?

 

[Bob Jewett]

I plan on attending the Mosconi Cup for the first time this year. I have never attended a professional pool event. Based on ticket availability, it looks like Saturday is the most popular day. Only secondary market tickets look available for that day and they are approx $400+ for non VIP. It is Thanksgiving week so I don't plan on arriving prior to Saturday, so Friday is out. I have purchased a ticket for Sunday and will probably not stay for Monday.

Does anyone have experience trying to scalp tickets for the day of? Is it worth brining a cue? Are there any other things to be aware of?

Since Ticketmaster seems to do everything with electronic tickets, I'm not sure physical scalping is possible. Ticketmaster may offer a "transfer" option, where they are not involved directly. Maybe someone here will need to sell a ticket.

I think there is no reason to bring your own cue unless you want to find a pool hall in Orlando.

Day-visitor parking at the Caribe is expensive (about $40 per entry), but FL and GA people park for free at last report. The resort is kind of isolated, so a car is handy.

Here is a previous thread about MC tickets:

Thread 'Mosconi Cup 2026 tickets'

Feb 2, 2026

Anyone able to get tickets this morning?

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