Royals fans show up season after season, but life doesn't always line up with all 81 home games. Maybe you're out of town for a few, or work gets in the way of a weekday matchup. Whatever the reason, your tickets don't have to go unused.
With Lysted, you can post your Kansas City Royals season tickets once and have them listed automatically across the top resale platforms. No copying and pasting, no guessing prices, and no juggling multiple accounts. Just upload and let Lysted do the rest.
Start with the Games You’ll Miss
The first step is simple. Take a look at your Royals schedule and highlight the games you're not planning to attend. It could be a Monday night in April or a mid-week series in September. Once you know which seats to resell, just upload them to Lysted. From there, the platform handles the rest, distributing them across marketplaces and updating prices in real time.
Smarter Pricing with Uptick
Lysted uses a tool called Uptick to handle pricing for you. Uptick monitors demand, opponents, and timing, then adjusts your listing price automatically. If ticket demand spikes for a Saturday game against the Yankees, your price adjusts without you lifting a finger.
You’ll need to enable Uptick to take full advantage of the automation, but it’s free for Lysted users and saves you the headache of tracking market trends yourself.
Your Tickets Reach More Buyers
When you list tickets with Lysted, they show up across thousands of resale marketplaces, not just one site. That kind of reach boosts your chances of a sale, especially for high-demand matchups.
Your listings are also kept in sync, so there’s no risk of double selling or errors. Everything updates automatically behind the scenes.
Know the Rules for Reselling MLB Tickets
MLB resale is a little different this year. Most major marketplaces now require barcode verification for Kansas City Royals tickets at the time of sale. That means your tickets must either have a visible barcode in your account manager or be eligible for forwarding.
You’ll need to make sure your listing matches your original ticket exactly. Masked or edited seat details can lead to failed sales. Barcodes are required for delivery, and SRO (Standing Room Only) tickets aren’t allowed. You also shouldn't list tickets bought from secondary marketplaces that aren’t barcode-integrated, since there’s no guarantee they’re eligible for resale. For more info on MLB ticket requirements, check out our FAQ.
Selling Isn’t All or Nothing
Just because you're reselling doesn’t mean you’re giving up your season. MLB teams play 162 games a year, and about half of those are at home. That’s a lot of baseball, and no one expects you to make it to every single one.
Lysted gives you the flexibility to keep the games you're excited about and sell the ones you’ll miss. You stay in control, and you can update or remove listings anytime your plans change.
Ready to List Your Kansas City Royals Tickets?
Whether you're missing one game or a dozen, Lysted makes it easy to resell your Kansas City Royals tickets and get something back for the ones you can’t use. There’s no setup stress, no manual pricing (unless you want to), and no delivery confusion.
Resell your MLB tickets with Lysted, the easiest way to sell your tickets.
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May 20, 2025
