if you go to a ticketmaster vendor like kroger for example they charge the same "convience fees"...the venue it's being held at will only charge a couple of dollars for a ticket.
this can be iffy due to their hours and the number of tickets they have.
Buying at the venue will usually be cheaper - you will not pay most of the ticketmaster fees, but will pay lesser ticket handling fees or similar from the venue.
It really depends upon what you want, if you don't care about where you sit then try the venue - but if its a really popular concert & you want good seats, then you will have make sure your nearly first in line when the tickets go on sale or just try your luck online. If you miss out there you will have to onto the secondary market like tickex, stubhub, & the like.
the fees will be the same, but you wont have to pay for mailing fees. Your best bet is to goto the arena that the show is going to be at and purchase the tickets there. you will wave most fees just for doing that. and call ahead, some places have a fee for using a credit/check card instead of cash.
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