Sutton Ross said: "Ticketmaster’s refunds section used to say that “refunds are available if your event is postponed, rescheduled, or canceled.” It now says that refunds are only available if your event is canceled. This means that anyone with tickets for a show that is rescheduled or postponed for a later date will be unable to get a refund. Furthermore, Ticketmaster is advising fans who are unable to attend a rescheduled show to sell their tickets via the Tickemaster resale marketplace. I get they want to keep as much money as they can but I don't have to like it."
Ticketmaster is a joke. In my experience, though, they usually are going by what the box office policy is for the specific show. For instance, I had tickets to Elton John last Friday at Barclays, and because Barclays is refusing refunds on anything that is postponed (also a complete joke), Ticketmaster wouldn't do anything about it. But it may be worth calling the box office for the specific show? At least notify them that Ticketmaster is refusing any refunds? Could be worth a shot at least.