SB 1630

Senate·20th Congress·Filed Dec 17, 2025

Anti-Ticket Scalping Act

An Act Prohibiting the Selling And/Or Buying of Admission Tickets Through Unauthorized Sales Channels and Providing Penalties Therefor

In plain language

The bill would make it illegal to buy or sell concert, sports or other event tickets for resale at inflated prices without the organizer’s permission, require ticket sellers to post anti‑scalping warnings, and set fines and possible jail time for violators.

Consumer ProtectionBusiness, Trade and IndustryPublic Order and Safety

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Author · Senator

Mark A. VillarReceipts →

Official sources

Similar in what they’d do, filed by any lawmaker.

HB 7390· Filed Jan 27, 2026
An Act Prohibiting Ticket Scalping and Providing Penalties Therefor
Pending with the Committee on TRADE AND INDUSTRY since 2026-02-02Rep. Karen Hope F. Garcia
SB 226· Filed Jul 7, 2025
Anti-Ticket Scalping Act
Consolidated/substituted in the committee reportSen. Francis "Kiko" N. Pangilinan
HB 4135· Filed Aug 28, 2025
An Act Prohibiting the Selling And/Or Buying of Admission Tickets Through Unauthorized Sales Channels, Providing Penalties Therefor and for Other Purposes
Pending with the Committee on JUSTICE since 2025-09-02Rep. Nelson S. Legacion
SB 1597· Filed Dec 10, 2025
Regulating the Resale of Tickets
Consolidated/substituted in the committee reportSen. Raffy T. Tulfo
HB 7545· Filed Feb 2, 2026
An Act Prohibiting Deceptive and Exploitive Practices in the Buying And/Or Selling of Admission Tickets in Entertainment Events, Providing Penalties Therefor and for Other Purposes
Pending with the Committee on TRADE AND INDUSTRY since 2026-02-04Rep. Cheeno Miguel D. Almario

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SBN-1630 · Sources: BatasWatch