[Music] Ticketmaster

[moggy]

Is ticketmaster ok to use?
Want to get tickets for the Lionel Richie gig and never used them before

 

[Bod]

What is happening here
Something's going on that's not quite clear

 

[studio150]

Used Ticketmaster loads of times without any issues

 

[Pickles]

You'll be on there all night long.

 

[essbee1]

always been sound for me.

 

[moggy]

Nice
So bought tickets now for the June gig at the county cricket ground.
Do they just send the tickets nearer the time?

 

[Jim Van Winkle]

Do they just send the tickets nearer the time?

Hello!

About two weeks before - you have to dance on the ceiling - then they arrive.

 

[hart's shirt]

Is ticketmaster ok to use?
Want to get tickets for the Lionel Richie gig and never used them before

Probably best to try now as it should be easy like Sunday morning.

The worst case scenario is that you might have to try once, twice, three times.

 

[spence]

Some Lionel Richie about 5 years ago at Wembley Arena. Best singing voice live by a country mile i've witnessed. He also put on a great show.

 

[phoenix]

yes

 

[phoenix]

Nice
So bought tickets now for the June gig at the county cricket ground.
Do they just send the tickets nearer the time?

They do have print at home, when you order, i think its £2.45 extra or £2.95 delivered.

 

[mreprice]

Just be careful you are on Ticketmaster not Ticketmaster resale. The latter is like Viagogo.

 

[luppers]

Have just used ticketmaster to make a booking for when I come back to England later this month. Were the same price as booking direct with theatre. Was able to print tickets off 5 minutes after booking, £2-50 to have them delivered by post

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Ticketmaster are scum.

 

[Hugo Rune]

Ticketmaster are scum.

In reality they are not. Part of their service is to take the ‘hit’ in terms of bad publicity. It’s the agents, promoters and managers who dictate the prices and drip release of tickets and who take the majority of the profit.

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

In reality they are not. Part of their service is to take the ‘hit’ in terms of bad publicity. It’s the agents, promoters and managers who dictate the prices and drip release of tickets and who take the majority of the profit.

Can you explain then the extortionate additional cost of purchasing tickets from them. Sometimes as much as £10 per transaction. I’ve noticed lately they now send out tickets on paper with a perforated tear off section- really cheap to produce. What about the profits they make from their sister sites - two in the uk/Europe which supposedly are there for fans who could not get tickets the first time. They take a percentage of the sale which can be in some cases be £20-£30per transaction if its a popular concert. So yes- total scum.

 

[Geestar]

Can you explain then the extortionate additional cost of purchasing tickets from them. Sometimes as much as £10 per transaction. I’ve noticed lately they now send out tickets on paper with a perforated tear off section- really cheap to produce. What about the profits they make from their sister sites - two in the uk/Europe which supposedly are there for fans who could not get tickets the first time. They take a percentage of the sale which can be in some cases be £20-£30per transaction if its a popular concert. So yes- total scum.

That's called a business.

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[Gazwag]

Can you explain then the extortionate additional cost of purchasing tickets from them. Sometimes as much as £10 per transaction. I’ve noticed lately they now send out tickets on paper with a perforated tear off section- really cheap to produce. What about the profits they make from their sister sites - two in the uk/Europe which supposedly are there for fans who could not get tickets the first time. They take a percentage of the sale which can be in some cases be £20-£30per transaction if its a popular concert. So yes- total scum.

It amazes me when people moan that we charge a measly £1 per ticket, clearly never purchased a concert ticket

 

[Driver8]

That's called a business.

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In the case of Get Me In a Touting Business.

Hopefully their days are numbered as the authorities have finally woken up to the activities of the touting firms like Get Me In and Viagogo. They need shutting down ASAP.

 

[Geestar]

In the case of Get Me In a Touting Business.

Hopefully their days are numbered as the authorities have finally woken up to the activities of the touting firms like Get Me In and Viagogo. They need shutting down ASAP.

Agreed.

There still needs to be a safe website where you can resell/buy tickets without the risk of them being fake. Always tickets for sale on Facebook/Twitter/etc, but with printouts how can you be sure. Obviously not with the rip off charges like Viagogo.

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