Tickets.com is happy to share that The Milwaukee Brewers have announced a “Digital Ticket Delivery” option for Brewers fans available for all remaining home games.
Fans who purchase Brewers tickets through Brewers.com will have the option to receive their tickets “digitally” on their credit card or a compatible smart phone mobile device. This digital ticketing program eliminates the problem of lost tickets, avoids delays in the mailing of tickets, and dispenses with the need to obtain tickets at will call windows.
Fans who elect to have their tickets delivered to their credit card will be swiped and a seat locator receipt that identifies the seat location will be printed. This option is known as the “Brewers Fan Pass.”
Fans who elect to have their tickets delivered digitally to their compatible smart phone mobile device will receive a text message confirming their ticket purchase. This option is known as “Mobile Delivery.” If multiple tickets are ordered, multiple text messages will be delivered.
Information on these new technologies being implemented at Miller Park can be found at the following link: www.brewers.com/tickettechnology.
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Friday, June 12, 2009
Miley Cyrus's Tulsa concert using paperless tickets
Scalping: System seeks to prevent it
BY BRANDY McDONNELL
NewsOK
TULSA — Tickets go on sale Saturday for Miley Cyrus’ October show at the BOK Center, but parents and fans shouldn’t line up at the box office for them.
Cyrus, the 16-year-old star of the hit Disney Channel series "Hannah Montana” and its big-screen spinoff, "Hannah Montana: The Movie,” will play at 7 p.m. Oct. 13 at the Tulsa arena, 200 S Denver. Doors will open at 5 p.m. Pop band Metro Station will be the supporting act.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at www.bokcenter.com and www.tickets.com and by phone at (866) 726-5287. Tickets are priced at $82.25, $62.25 and $42.25.
In an effort to prevent scalping, the show is a "paperless” event, so tickets won’t be available at the box office or usual brick-and-mortar outlets, according to the BOK Center.
Since all tickets will be sold through paperless ticket delivery, fans won’t get a physical ticket to enter, according to a news release from the venue.
On the day of show, concertgoers must bring the credit card they used to buy the tickets and a government-issued photo ID. All members of the ticket buyer’s party must be present at the same time to enter the venue. An usher will swipe the credit card and present each person in the group with seat locator slips to get into the show.
On her 2007-08 "Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Tour,” tickets sold out in mere moments. Most were snapped up by ticket brokers planning to resell the seats to desperate parents for hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Oklahoma City’s Ford Center was among the sell-out shows.
That tour, which was turned into a hit concert film, won the 2008 Billboard Touring Award for Breakthrough Act, according to the release.
Along with her TV and growing film career, Cyrus is a multiplatinum-selling singer and the youngest recording artist to notch four No. 1 albums in less than three years.
BY BRANDY McDONNELL
NewsOK
TULSA — Tickets go on sale Saturday for Miley Cyrus’ October show at the BOK Center, but parents and fans shouldn’t line up at the box office for them.
Cyrus, the 16-year-old star of the hit Disney Channel series "Hannah Montana” and its big-screen spinoff, "Hannah Montana: The Movie,” will play at 7 p.m. Oct. 13 at the Tulsa arena, 200 S Denver. Doors will open at 5 p.m. Pop band Metro Station will be the supporting act.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at www.bokcenter.com and www.tickets.com and by phone at (866) 726-5287. Tickets are priced at $82.25, $62.25 and $42.25.
In an effort to prevent scalping, the show is a "paperless” event, so tickets won’t be available at the box office or usual brick-and-mortar outlets, according to the BOK Center.
Since all tickets will be sold through paperless ticket delivery, fans won’t get a physical ticket to enter, according to a news release from the venue.
On the day of show, concertgoers must bring the credit card they used to buy the tickets and a government-issued photo ID. All members of the ticket buyer’s party must be present at the same time to enter the venue. An usher will swipe the credit card and present each person in the group with seat locator slips to get into the show.
On her 2007-08 "Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Tour,” tickets sold out in mere moments. Most were snapped up by ticket brokers planning to resell the seats to desperate parents for hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Oklahoma City’s Ford Center was among the sell-out shows.
That tour, which was turned into a hit concert film, won the 2008 Billboard Touring Award for Breakthrough Act, according to the release.
Along with her TV and growing film career, Cyrus is a multiplatinum-selling singer and the youngest recording artist to notch four No. 1 albums in less than three years.
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