The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has introduced a bipartisan rule to eliminate hidden junk fees in the prices of hotel stays and event tickets. This initiative aims to enhance price transparency for consumers, as hidden fees often lead to surprising final costs that exceed initial listings. Comments surrounding this decision reflect a mix of appreciation for the regulatory change and skepticism about its longevity, especially given upcoming changes in FTC leadership. Some commenters suggest the concept could expand to include the elimination of hidden taxes and online coupon price tags, which they argue complicate purchasing decisions and consumer confidence.