New Ticketing Platform
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So that means extra payment to, "Ticketmaster," for every ticket purchased.Heard rumblings about the club signing up with a ticketing company. Don’t know if it’s just a deal in case we get to the playoff final or if it’s for next season, just enjoying being part of the ITK crew
I rarely see any complaints about our ticket office staff so why on earth fix something that isnt broke?
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I doubt it will be for normal match day tickets we used a 3rd party company for Wembley in 2015 called see ticketsHeard rumblings about the club signing up with a ticketing company. Don’t know if it’s just a deal in case we get to the playoff final or if it’s for next season, just enjoying being part of the ITK crew
The club have been looking at new operator's for when the current contract ends.
Think the current system was developed by see tickets but is quite limited from an online perspective.
Don't think it would be outsourced but created for the clubs needs.
Think the current system was developed by see tickets but is quite limited from an online perspective.
Don't think it would be outsourced but created for the clubs needs.
In all my dealings with our ticket office the service i've had has been nothing but first class. Long may that continue.
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As I said, I don’t know if it’s just a deal to provide ticketing support if we end up at Wembley. The ticketing platforms strike deals with clubs for the final before they’ve reached it. (Believe North End went with See last time)
In-house ticketing can actually be pretty expensive, so outsourcing the platform is pretty popular, but I wouldn’t worry about “extra fees”… Sports ticketing is a different beast to concerts.
In-house ticketing can actually be pretty expensive, so outsourcing the platform is pretty popular, but I wouldn’t worry about “extra fees”… Sports ticketing is a different beast to concerts.