Which psychological pricing strategy is most commonly used by performing arts venues to increase ticket sales for live performances?

In the performing arts, understanding audience psychology is crucial for creating successful productions and experiences. Theaters, dance companies, and music venues carefully craft their pricing strategies to maximize both attendance and revenue. This poll explores a fascinating aspect of performing arts pricing psychology that many patrons may not consciously recognize, but that significantly influences purchasing behavior.

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Charm pricing (prices ending in .99 or .95, like $49.99 instead of $50)
Price anchoring (showing premium seats first so mid-tier seats seem more reasonable)
Bundle pricing (offering season tickets at apparent discount over individual shows)
Scarcity pricing (gradually increasing prices as seats fill up)