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In May 2000, Ticketmaster online-_____________ acquired TicketWeb Inc.
In May 2000, Ticketmaster online-_____________ acquired TicketWeb Inc.
citySearch
_____________ is a concert promoter and entertainment company that also sells tickets to live events.
_____________ is a concert promoter and entertainment company that also sells tickets to live events.
Livenation
_____________ is an American event and ticketing website.
_____________ is an American event and ticketing website.
Eventbrite
QR Code is used for storing detailed information, details, serial numbers, racing IDs, and _______________.
QR Code is used for storing detailed information, details, serial numbers, racing IDs, and _______________.
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E-ticket/mobile is a digital ticket in PDF format that effectively replaces a _______________.
E-ticket/mobile is a digital ticket in PDF format that effectively replaces a _______________.
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_____________ is a browser that enables users to log into various accounts on different marketplaces.
_____________ is a browser that enables users to log into various accounts on different marketplaces.
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Print-at-home is a delivery method where you can book for an event on the internet and _______________ at home.
Print-at-home is a delivery method where you can book for an event on the internet and _______________ at home.
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Digital Delivery refers to projects that are delivered using digital models, data, and supporting field _______________.
Digital Delivery refers to projects that are delivered using digital models, data, and supporting field _______________.
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The ______ delivery method allows you to pick up your tickets at the venue's box office.
The ______ delivery method allows you to pick up your tickets at the venue's box office.
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The ______ seat is situated at the end of a row.
The ______ seat is situated at the end of a row.
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______ mail is known as "bulk mail" and is processed by USPS on a "time available" basis.
______ mail is known as "bulk mail" and is processed by USPS on a "time available" basis.
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______ seating is a leader in fixed and portable seating for auditoriums, theaters, and stadiums.
______ seating is a leader in fixed and portable seating for auditoriums, theaters, and stadiums.
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______ tickets are listed for sale at a price set by the event organizer.
______ tickets are listed for sale at a price set by the event organizer.
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Away from the ______ is an abbreviation used to describe seats that are far from the stage.
Away from the ______ is an abbreviation used to describe seats that are far from the stage.
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______ tickets are sold in advance, available only for fans with official memberships.
______ tickets are sold in advance, available only for fans with official memberships.
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______ is an abbreviation used to describe seats that are behind the stage.
______ is an abbreviation used to describe seats that are behind the stage.
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Study Notes
Ticketing Companies and Platforms
- Ticketmaster is one of the largest ticketing companies in the world.
- Live Nation is a concert promoter and entertainment company that also sells tickets to live events.
- AXS (pronounced access) is an American ticket outlet for sports and entertainment events founded in 2011.
- Eventbrite is an American event and ticketing website.
- TicketWeb is an online platform where ticket requests are placed.
- Kraken is a browser that enables users to log into various accounts on different marketplaces.
- TicketFast is the simplest and easiest way to buy tickets on TicketWeb.
- Ticket Tally Turbo is used to cart tickets at the right price point.
Delivery Methods
- MA Delivery Delay: tickets are received via email, but e-tickets are not delivered.
- E-ticket/Mobile: digital tickets in PDF format that replace paper tickets.
- App Wallet: an app on iPhone and Apple Watch that stores tickets.
- QR Code: stores detailed information, serial numbers, and website links.
- Print-at-Home: tickets can be booked online and printed at home.
- Email Delivery: tickets are delivered via email, which is successfully delivered by email service providers.
- Digital Delivery: projects that are delivered using digital models, data, and supporting field tools.
- Will Call: tickets can be picked up at the venue's box office.
- Standard Mail: known as "bulk mail", processed by USPS, and not forwarded or returned if undeliverable.
- Regular Mail Delivery: USPS first-class mail, media mail, and regulation mail.
- Canadian Standard Mail: shipping delivery standards, normal delivery conditions.
Identifying Seats
- Aisle Seat: seat situated at the end of a row.
- Preferred Seating: leader in fixed and portable seating for auditoriums, theaters, and stadiums.
- ADA Seating: many government and private organizations provide tickets for accessible seating.
- Semi-Ambulatory Seat: seating reserved for patrons with limited mobility.
- Standard Tickets: listed for sale at a price set by the event organizer.
- Standard Admission: tickets with no specific seat assignment.
- Non-Transferable Ticket: ticket that cannot be transferred from the purchaser.
- Presale Ticket: selling tickets in advance, available only for fans with official memberships.
Sections and Abbreviations
- Away from Stage (AFS): seats located away from the stage.
- Obstructive View (OV)/Limited View (LV): seats with incomplete views or obstructions.
- Side View/Stage (SS): seats on one side of the performing area, with no front view of the event.
- Rear View (RV): seats behind the stage.
- Closer to Stage (CTS): one of the best selection of sections.
- Standing Room Only (SRO): similar to General Admission, with no assigned seat, and standing during the event.
- General Admission (GA): tickets with no specific seat assignment.
- Email Service Provider (ESP): a service that delivers emails.
- Communal Buy List (CBL): a list of tickets to be purchased.
- ADA (American Disabilities Act): requires many government and private organizations to provide accessible seating to individuals with disabilities.
- Limit Sheet (LS): a Google sheet containing card information, account email, and site restrictions used in purchasing tickets.
- High Risk Event (HRE): events with high risk of ticketing issues.
- VPN (Virtual Private Network): a network that allows secure browsing.
- EPE (Error Prevention Extension): an extension that prevents errors during ticket purchases.
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This quiz covers the history and key players in the ticketing and event management industry, including Ticketmaster, Livenation, AXS, Eventbrite, and more.
