Fever: Events & Tickets

Fever Review: Easy Nights Out, but Most Tickets Are Final Sale

Fever Originals, partner listings and how far the catalog reaches in the U.S.

Fever Originals, built by the company's in-house team, include Candlelight, The Jazz Room and Stranger Things: The Experience, co-produced with Netflix. Everything else belongs to outside organizers: under the Terms of Use, Fever is by default only the organizer's limited payment agent. On October 2, 2026, the New York top 10 put Candlelight next to venue-run attractions such as Mercer Labs and ARTE MUSEUM, plus 2027 Formula 1 tickets for Spain under a supply deal running through 2031. The store listing names 11 U.S. hubs, from New York to Seattle; smaller markets get less, and the Boise page offered 11 Candlelight programs, outdoor detective games and movie times.

Candlelight up close: 60 minutes, flameless candles and five price zones

Candlelight is the format most U.S. buyers meet first: its official site counts more than 140 U.S. cities and 1.5 million American attendees. For the Vivaldi program at St. Ignatius Church in San Francisco on January 8, 2027, seats came in five tiers, from Zone D at $30 to Front Row at $70, each with an 8% booking fee folded into the $32.40 headline price. The show runs 60 minutes with a string quartet, the candles are LED, and nobody is admitted once it starts. Guests must be at least 8. A Candle 3-Pack add-on, collected at the venue, is final once picked up. Prices vary by city and date.

Final sale, a 10% Flexible ticket and vouchers that only rebook the same show

The Terms of Use say tickets are not refundable, citing organizers' policies. If an event is postponed, moves venue or is canceled, you must contact support by the Monday after the original date to claim a voucher for the same show later or for the same amount elsewhere in the app. The only cash route is the Flexible cancellation ticket on selected events: it adds 10% at checkout, keeps that 10% when you cancel, and stops being refundable once transferred. Some events allow a date change, 48 hours ahead on the Candlelight page above, but an exchange voucher only rebooks the same experience. Refunds come up in 39 of the 114 recent low-star Play reviews.

App-only tickets, no resale and a 30-day arbitration opt-out

Some experiences admit only tickets shown in the app, and a transfer arrives as a link that makes the recipient install it and sign in; more than a dozen recent English Play reviews object. There is no resale route like Ticketmaster's or StubHub's, and the terms forbid using an account for resale. The store labels disagree: Google Play's Data safety form declares no third-party sharing, while Apple's privacy label lists purchases and identifiers as data used to track you, with the device ID used for third-party advertising. Disputes go to binding individual arbitration unless you mail an opt-out within 30 days. Since June 2025 the company has also owned DICE.