The Wiggles coming to BOK Center
Staff Reports
Tulsa World
One of the most beloved family entertainment bands in the world, The Wiggles, will be at the BOK Center for two shows: Sunday, Aug. 2 at 1:30 p.m. and 5 p.m.
The Wiggles, Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Henry the Octopus, Wags the Dog and all the Wiggly Dancers will perform their new show "Go Bananas Live!" The fabulous four from down under will feature a brand new lineup of songs from their latest album "The Wiggles Go Bananas" including the smash hit "Monkey Man" featuring Australian pop sensation Kylie Minogue.
The tour brings a highly interactive, fun and educational message to the BOK Center with a show full of audience participation features including having fun with your favorite wiggly pal as they sing and dance through the audience, start the fun at home by creating a Wiggles sign and dressing up as your favorite character, yelling "Wake up, Jeff!" whenever the loveable Purple Wiggle falls asleep onstage, bringing roses, for dancing pal Dorothy the Dinosaur, and bones, for canine comedian Wags the Dog, that The Wiggles and Wiggly Dancers collect during the show.
The Wiggles, the world's No. 1 preschool band, performed over 300 shows to more than 1.5 million fans since 2005 in the United States alone. The Wiggles perform over 200 shows annually across four continents. The Wiggles are seen on TV in over 110 countries worldwide. The Wiggles have sold more than 22.5 million videos and 7 million CDs in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday and are available through Tickets.com tulsaworld.com/tickets, Reasor's stores or by calling (866) 726-5287, and at the BOK Center box office. Prices range from $17 to $34. Seating for tickets purchased at the $34 level will take place in the "hot potato seats" and will include an exclusive Wiggles giveaway.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
The Boston Red Sox Sign a Multi-Year Contract Extension with Tickets.com
Agreement to include ProVenueMobile™ ticketing and Primary Ticket Auctions
Costa Mesa, CA— APRIL 29, 2009: Tickets.com, a leading global provider of integrated ticketing solutions, announced that it has signed a multi-year contract extension with Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox. With the regular season underway, the seven-time World Series Champions head into 2009 with enhanced ticketing functionality for their fans and their organization. The renewal encompasses Tickets.com products including ProVenueMobile™, Tickets@Phone®, Primary Ticket Auctions, and Automated Kiosks.
"We’re proud of our company’s long association with the Red Sox,” said Larry Witherspoon, chief executive officer, Tickets.com. "I’m pleased that we have the opportunity to serve the club with website mobilization and other upgrades this year. Our goal is to help the franchise score wins in brand differentiation, fanbase expansion, and customer service so that they can concentrate all their efforts on playing a successful season.”
The Red Sox will go live with ProVenueMobile this season, making them the third MLB franchise on the Tickets.com client roster to implement the product after the Oakland A’s and Milwaukee Brewers. ProVenueMobile enables full-circle, branded ticket transactions to be made 24/7 from any mobile phone model directly through the client’s mobilized website. To further maximize the potential of ProVenueMobile, the Boston Red Sox will simultaneously adopt the proprietary Tickets@Phone technology from Tickets.com into its suite of ticketing solutions. Tickets@Phone functionality allows customers to digitally receive unique bar-coded tickets on their mobile phone for a 100% mobile, secure, paperless—and green—ticket buying experience.
Other consumer friendly additions to the Boston Red Sox ticketing service agreement include enhanced functionality through Tickets.com technology via Automated Kiosks and Primary Ticket Auctions for select games. Both features increase the avenues through which patrons can acquire tickets. Automated Kiosks provide a convenient, easy way to get tickets without waiting in long box office lines; Auctions can serve as a fair means to acquire premium seats to key sold-out games. Other MLB teams employing Primary Auctions include the A’s, the Cubs, the Giants and the Tigers.
“Extending our relationship with Tickets.com gives me total confidence that we will be providing state-of-the-art functionality for our fans,” said Mike Dee, chief operating officer, Boston Red Sox. “With technology like ProVenueMobile, game attendees will have more options and ease of use than ever before.”
Costa Mesa, CA— APRIL 29, 2009: Tickets.com, a leading global provider of integrated ticketing solutions, announced that it has signed a multi-year contract extension with Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox. With the regular season underway, the seven-time World Series Champions head into 2009 with enhanced ticketing functionality for their fans and their organization. The renewal encompasses Tickets.com products including ProVenueMobile™, Tickets@Phone®, Primary Ticket Auctions, and Automated Kiosks.
"We’re proud of our company’s long association with the Red Sox,” said Larry Witherspoon, chief executive officer, Tickets.com. "I’m pleased that we have the opportunity to serve the club with website mobilization and other upgrades this year. Our goal is to help the franchise score wins in brand differentiation, fanbase expansion, and customer service so that they can concentrate all their efforts on playing a successful season.”
The Red Sox will go live with ProVenueMobile this season, making them the third MLB franchise on the Tickets.com client roster to implement the product after the Oakland A’s and Milwaukee Brewers. ProVenueMobile enables full-circle, branded ticket transactions to be made 24/7 from any mobile phone model directly through the client’s mobilized website. To further maximize the potential of ProVenueMobile, the Boston Red Sox will simultaneously adopt the proprietary Tickets@Phone technology from Tickets.com into its suite of ticketing solutions. Tickets@Phone functionality allows customers to digitally receive unique bar-coded tickets on their mobile phone for a 100% mobile, secure, paperless—and green—ticket buying experience.
Other consumer friendly additions to the Boston Red Sox ticketing service agreement include enhanced functionality through Tickets.com technology via Automated Kiosks and Primary Ticket Auctions for select games. Both features increase the avenues through which patrons can acquire tickets. Automated Kiosks provide a convenient, easy way to get tickets without waiting in long box office lines; Auctions can serve as a fair means to acquire premium seats to key sold-out games. Other MLB teams employing Primary Auctions include the A’s, the Cubs, the Giants and the Tigers.
“Extending our relationship with Tickets.com gives me total confidence that we will be providing state-of-the-art functionality for our fans,” said Mike Dee, chief operating officer, Boston Red Sox. “With technology like ProVenueMobile, game attendees will have more options and ease of use than ever before.”
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Tickets.com Client Spotlight: Fresno Grizzlies
Grizzlies Prepare To Welcome 5 Millionth Fan
Our Sports Central
FRESNO, CA - At some point during their current four-game homestand, the Fresno Grizzlies expect to welcome the five-millionth fan in franchise history through the turnstiles. The Grizzlies will welcome the Reno Aces to Chukchansi Park on Saturday night to open an abbreviated homestand during which they will host Strike Out Autism Night, give fleece blankets to 2,500 fans, offer the best entertainment value in the Central Valley, and welcome their milestone fan.
As of Friday, almost 4,980,000 fans have enjoyed Fresno Grizzlies baseball since the organization began play in 1998, and more are experiencing the team's "Fun. Guaranteed." brand of entertainment each year. The Grizzlies will see their five-millionth fan enter Chukchansi Park some time over the next four games, and have a homestand-long celebration planned for the weekend.
Each night (Saturday, Sunday, Monday, & Tuesday) during "Five Millionth Fan Week", five fans will be selected at random to receive a "5 Millionth Fan Week" prize package that will include five 600 Club tickets to a future game, and $25 in Grizzlies Bucks.
But the lucky Grizzlies fan that enters the ballpark as the five-millionth has a special prize package waiting. Immediately the fortunate fan will receive a customized Grizzlies jersey, a ceremonial plaque, a 2009 team-signed baseball, and the opportunity to throw out the first pitch before the game.
The fun will continue throughout the 2009 season however, as the Grizzlies five-millionth fan will get the chance to take batting practice at Chukchansi Park, operate the ballpark's manual scoreboard for an evening, be included in the 2009 Fresno Grizzlies baseball card set, and receive a two-person getaway package from Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino. But perhaps most importantly, the lucky fan will have the best mascot in Minor League Baseball, Parker, as his/her personal assistant for a day.
"Five Millionth Fan Week" began on Saturday night, when the Grizzlies welcomed the Reno Aces, their new division rivals playing their inaugural season in the PCL, to Downtown Fresno for the first time. Saturday night was the Second Annual Strike Out Autism Night at Chukchansi Park. The Grizzlies wore special theme jerseys during the game that were auctioned off live following the game to benefit the Central California Autism Center.
The first 2,500 fans into the ballpark on Saturday night received a Fresno Grizzlies fleece blanket, featuring the team's orange-and-black logo, presented by Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino. Fans were in for a treat during the game when The Drag Kings, Minor League Baseball's premier infield-dragging dance crew, made their second appearance of the season, presented by Tickets.com.
Sunday April 26th was a day game at Chukchansi Park, and a great day for kids to come to the ballpark. Like every Sunday there was a Future Giants autograph session on the stadium concourse, featuring Grizzlies players. After the game, kids under the age of 12 ran the bases on the field thanks to Del Taco.
On Monday April 27th, Grizzlies fans took advantage of Monday Madness, presented by ABC 30, the best entertainment value in the entire Central Valley. For just $22, fans got two Field Level Reserve tickets for Monday's game against Reno, two hot dogs, two sodas, two Wild Water Adventure Park passes, and two Blackbeard's miniature golf passes, a bundle worth over $100 in total.
The Grizzlies and Aces wrap up their inaugural series on Tuesday, April 27th, the Grizzlies first-ever "All You Can Eat Tuesday." In a new promotion designed to provide the utmost in value for fans, Tuesdays at the ballpark mean that for just $15, fans can purchase a Field Level Reserve ticket and enjoy unlimited hot dogs, nachos, popcorn, soft drinks, and water until 8:30pm.
The Fresno Grizzlies kicked off "Five Millionth Fan Week" on Saturday, April 25th when they welcomed new division rivals the Reno Aces to Chukchansi Park. For information on tickets, promotions, and the best entertainment value in the Valley, call 320.HITS or visit the new-and-improved FresnoGrizzlies.com.
Our Sports Central
FRESNO, CA - At some point during their current four-game homestand, the Fresno Grizzlies expect to welcome the five-millionth fan in franchise history through the turnstiles. The Grizzlies will welcome the Reno Aces to Chukchansi Park on Saturday night to open an abbreviated homestand during which they will host Strike Out Autism Night, give fleece blankets to 2,500 fans, offer the best entertainment value in the Central Valley, and welcome their milestone fan.As of Friday, almost 4,980,000 fans have enjoyed Fresno Grizzlies baseball since the organization began play in 1998, and more are experiencing the team's "Fun. Guaranteed." brand of entertainment each year. The Grizzlies will see their five-millionth fan enter Chukchansi Park some time over the next four games, and have a homestand-long celebration planned for the weekend.
Each night (Saturday, Sunday, Monday, & Tuesday) during "Five Millionth Fan Week", five fans will be selected at random to receive a "5 Millionth Fan Week" prize package that will include five 600 Club tickets to a future game, and $25 in Grizzlies Bucks.
But the lucky Grizzlies fan that enters the ballpark as the five-millionth has a special prize package waiting. Immediately the fortunate fan will receive a customized Grizzlies jersey, a ceremonial plaque, a 2009 team-signed baseball, and the opportunity to throw out the first pitch before the game.
The fun will continue throughout the 2009 season however, as the Grizzlies five-millionth fan will get the chance to take batting practice at Chukchansi Park, operate the ballpark's manual scoreboard for an evening, be included in the 2009 Fresno Grizzlies baseball card set, and receive a two-person getaway package from Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino. But perhaps most importantly, the lucky fan will have the best mascot in Minor League Baseball, Parker, as his/her personal assistant for a day.
"Five Millionth Fan Week" began on Saturday night, when the Grizzlies welcomed the Reno Aces, their new division rivals playing their inaugural season in the PCL, to Downtown Fresno for the first time. Saturday night was the Second Annual Strike Out Autism Night at Chukchansi Park. The Grizzlies wore special theme jerseys during the game that were auctioned off live following the game to benefit the Central California Autism Center.
The first 2,500 fans into the ballpark on Saturday night received a Fresno Grizzlies fleece blanket, featuring the team's orange-and-black logo, presented by Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino. Fans were in for a treat during the game when The Drag Kings, Minor League Baseball's premier infield-dragging dance crew, made their second appearance of the season, presented by Tickets.com.
Sunday April 26th was a day game at Chukchansi Park, and a great day for kids to come to the ballpark. Like every Sunday there was a Future Giants autograph session on the stadium concourse, featuring Grizzlies players. After the game, kids under the age of 12 ran the bases on the field thanks to Del Taco.
On Monday April 27th, Grizzlies fans took advantage of Monday Madness, presented by ABC 30, the best entertainment value in the entire Central Valley. For just $22, fans got two Field Level Reserve tickets for Monday's game against Reno, two hot dogs, two sodas, two Wild Water Adventure Park passes, and two Blackbeard's miniature golf passes, a bundle worth over $100 in total.
The Grizzlies and Aces wrap up their inaugural series on Tuesday, April 27th, the Grizzlies first-ever "All You Can Eat Tuesday." In a new promotion designed to provide the utmost in value for fans, Tuesdays at the ballpark mean that for just $15, fans can purchase a Field Level Reserve ticket and enjoy unlimited hot dogs, nachos, popcorn, soft drinks, and water until 8:30pm.
The Fresno Grizzlies kicked off "Five Millionth Fan Week" on Saturday, April 25th when they welcomed new division rivals the Reno Aces to Chukchansi Park. For information on tickets, promotions, and the best entertainment value in the Valley, call 320.HITS or visit the new-and-improved FresnoGrizzlies.com.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Multiplatinum rock group Hinder plays Monday in Fargo
Ryan Johnson
Grand Forks Herald
Rock band Hinder has sold millions of albums with its two releases, seen its breakthrough song covered by a number of musicians and even had the chance to record a classic rock track for a TV promo.
Guitarist Mark King said the band’s escalating fame since 2005 is still pretty surreal at times, but it’s what the group always wanted.
“That’s what every band dreams for is to sell millions of records and headline arenas,” King said. “It’s pretty crazy for us five boys from Oklahoma.”
Hinder will be at the Venue in Fargo on Monday along with Theory of a Deadman and Blackstone Cherry. Tickets are $31 the day of the show at the door, or can be purchased for $29.50 at www.tickets.com.
King joined Hinder in 2004, and said the Oklahoma City music scene wasn’t the best for a band like Hinder.
“There’s, like, a bunch of emo bands around there,” he said. “We were the band that everybody hated there. It’s definitely not a glamorous spot for music by any means.”
Having fun
King said the band has always written what its members know. He described Hinder’s sound as somewhat of a throwback to the 1980s rock mentality — having a good time and enjoying a partying lifestyle.
When he first joined, the band had realized that late 1990s and early 2000s musical trends were “just depressing,” he said. Band members decided they could break out of the mold.
“Not everyone’s pissed off with their parents and their upbringing,” he said. “We just write what we know basically; it’s pretty simple like that.”
King said the best explanation he’s heard about this was from Will Smith, who once described albums as a snapshot of where an artist was in his life.
Hinder was signed to a contract with Universal Records shortly after he joined the band, and the first single off its 2005 debut album, “Extreme Behavior,” put the group on the map in the modern rock scene.
They have received mixed reviews since becoming a nationally-known rock group, but he said their success and what they’ve been able to do in recent years has taken the bite out of harsh critics.
“Honestly, a bad review usually gives us a good laugh,” he said. “When you sell 3 million copies of your first album, it doesn’t sting so bad.”
One of King’s favorite disses was an iTunes review that poked fun at the name of Hinder’s second album, released in November 2008. “It just said, ‘Take it to the Limit’? More like take it to the trash can,” he said.
Widespread fame
In early 2006 Hinder released “Lips of an Angel,” a single that launched the band as a hit-making machine. The song became a breakthrough that charted in the Top 10 on several Billboard trade charts in the U.S. and reached the top chart position in several other countries.
“Lips of an Angel” describes the singer’s lingering feelings for an ex-girlfriend, even as his current significant other is in another room. The song quickly established Hinder and also spawned a number of cover versions in multiple genres. It even ended up on the kids-oriented album Kidz Bop in February 2007 after a couple changes to the lyrics.
King said it’s an honor to have a song performed by other artists.
“The song’s pretty good if someone wants to cover it,” he said.
The band has gotten lots of feedback about the lyrics and message of the song, he said. It goes over well with crowds at live shows. One of the strangest things he has heard — and more than once — is that the song has been performed at weddings.
“I don’t really know how to play that one off yet,” he said.
The track almost didn’t even make it onto their debut album. Someone from their label listened to the demo and told the band that it’s a “pretty good song, but probably a b-side.”
“After he left the room, we just looked at each other and said, ‘Hey, he’s an idiot,’” he said. “It’s going on the album.”
After “Lips of an Angel” and other hits, Hinder has toured with many of its idols. King said it’s still a little weird that musicians he used to listen to are now his friends. He considers the opportunity a blessing, he said.
He hopes to eventually meet Ben Folds, the musician who got him interested in the piano.
The band was tapped to record a cover version of classic rock track “Born to Be Wild” for a NASCAR on TNT promotion. King said there was some apprehension about it, but they gave it a shot and liked the end result.
“We played it one time through and we’re like, OK, we can put our stamp on it,” he said. “We’re happy with what came out.”
Hinder’s second album, released in November, debuted at No. 6 on the Billboard 200 chart and sold more than 80,000 copies in its first week alone. The band will tour with Nickelback this summer and continues to live its rocking dream in shows across the world.
Grand Forks Herald
Rock band Hinder has sold millions of albums with its two releases, seen its breakthrough song covered by a number of musicians and even had the chance to record a classic rock track for a TV promo.
Guitarist Mark King said the band’s escalating fame since 2005 is still pretty surreal at times, but it’s what the group always wanted.
“That’s what every band dreams for is to sell millions of records and headline arenas,” King said. “It’s pretty crazy for us five boys from Oklahoma.”
Hinder will be at the Venue in Fargo on Monday along with Theory of a Deadman and Blackstone Cherry. Tickets are $31 the day of the show at the door, or can be purchased for $29.50 at www.tickets.com.
King joined Hinder in 2004, and said the Oklahoma City music scene wasn’t the best for a band like Hinder.
“There’s, like, a bunch of emo bands around there,” he said. “We were the band that everybody hated there. It’s definitely not a glamorous spot for music by any means.”
Having fun
King said the band has always written what its members know. He described Hinder’s sound as somewhat of a throwback to the 1980s rock mentality — having a good time and enjoying a partying lifestyle.
When he first joined, the band had realized that late 1990s and early 2000s musical trends were “just depressing,” he said. Band members decided they could break out of the mold.
“Not everyone’s pissed off with their parents and their upbringing,” he said. “We just write what we know basically; it’s pretty simple like that.”
King said the best explanation he’s heard about this was from Will Smith, who once described albums as a snapshot of where an artist was in his life.
Hinder was signed to a contract with Universal Records shortly after he joined the band, and the first single off its 2005 debut album, “Extreme Behavior,” put the group on the map in the modern rock scene.
They have received mixed reviews since becoming a nationally-known rock group, but he said their success and what they’ve been able to do in recent years has taken the bite out of harsh critics.
“Honestly, a bad review usually gives us a good laugh,” he said. “When you sell 3 million copies of your first album, it doesn’t sting so bad.”
One of King’s favorite disses was an iTunes review that poked fun at the name of Hinder’s second album, released in November 2008. “It just said, ‘Take it to the Limit’? More like take it to the trash can,” he said.
Widespread fame
In early 2006 Hinder released “Lips of an Angel,” a single that launched the band as a hit-making machine. The song became a breakthrough that charted in the Top 10 on several Billboard trade charts in the U.S. and reached the top chart position in several other countries.
“Lips of an Angel” describes the singer’s lingering feelings for an ex-girlfriend, even as his current significant other is in another room. The song quickly established Hinder and also spawned a number of cover versions in multiple genres. It even ended up on the kids-oriented album Kidz Bop in February 2007 after a couple changes to the lyrics.
King said it’s an honor to have a song performed by other artists.
“The song’s pretty good if someone wants to cover it,” he said.
The band has gotten lots of feedback about the lyrics and message of the song, he said. It goes over well with crowds at live shows. One of the strangest things he has heard — and more than once — is that the song has been performed at weddings.
“I don’t really know how to play that one off yet,” he said.
The track almost didn’t even make it onto their debut album. Someone from their label listened to the demo and told the band that it’s a “pretty good song, but probably a b-side.”
“After he left the room, we just looked at each other and said, ‘Hey, he’s an idiot,’” he said. “It’s going on the album.”
After “Lips of an Angel” and other hits, Hinder has toured with many of its idols. King said it’s still a little weird that musicians he used to listen to are now his friends. He considers the opportunity a blessing, he said.
He hopes to eventually meet Ben Folds, the musician who got him interested in the piano.
The band was tapped to record a cover version of classic rock track “Born to Be Wild” for a NASCAR on TNT promotion. King said there was some apprehension about it, but they gave it a shot and liked the end result.
“We played it one time through and we’re like, OK, we can put our stamp on it,” he said. “We’re happy with what came out.”
Hinder’s second album, released in November, debuted at No. 6 on the Billboard 200 chart and sold more than 80,000 copies in its first week alone. The band will tour with Nickelback this summer and continues to live its rocking dream in shows across the world.
Friday, April 24, 2009
Don't Miss the EAMC Challenge!
Wednesday, June 10, 3-6 pm
Make sure you get to Colorado Springs in time for this year's teambuilding event, the EAMC Challenge. Don’t miss a great opportunity to network, socialize and get to know fellow conference attendees before the opening reception.
The EAMC Challenge is the Amazing Race meets Special Olympics, spiced with a scavenger hunt, followed by a bad version of American Idol. This exciting, interactive entertainment experience is designed to be fun & educational!
Teams will be made up of Marketing & PR, Group Sales Veterans and Newcomers. There will be 10 tasks to test creativity, critical thinking and collaboration, as well as physical challenges and marketing trivia to keep you on your toes.
For more information, visit http://www.eventarenamarketing.com.
Make sure you get to Colorado Springs in time for this year's teambuilding event, the EAMC Challenge. Don’t miss a great opportunity to network, socialize and get to know fellow conference attendees before the opening reception.
The EAMC Challenge is the Amazing Race meets Special Olympics, spiced with a scavenger hunt, followed by a bad version of American Idol. This exciting, interactive entertainment experience is designed to be fun & educational!
Teams will be made up of Marketing & PR, Group Sales Veterans and Newcomers. There will be 10 tasks to test creativity, critical thinking and collaboration, as well as physical challenges and marketing trivia to keep you on your toes.
For more information, visit http://www.eventarenamarketing.com.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Tickets.com Client Spotlight: Hartman Arena
Hartman Arena sets date for Jeff Foxworthy
Wichita Business Journal
Levi Wolters
Comedian Jeff Foxworthy will perform at Hartman Arena on Friday, Oct. 9. Ticket details will be announced at a later date.
“We are very pleased to have Jeff Foxworthy at the Hartman Arena,” says Arena Manager John Nath. “Everyone that attends will enjoy our intimate nightclub-like setting for this show.”
Foxworthy is famous for his “You Might Be A Redneck If ...” routine and his syndicated radio show, “The Foxworthy Countdown.” He has sold more than 13 million comedy albums.
Foxworthy is the latest show the new arena has booked. Others include a monster truck rally (April 17-18), Slipknot (May 10), Thomas the Tank Engine (May 24), Yanni (June 10) and New Kid’s on the Block (July 3).
Tickets for all events can be purchased at the Hartman Arena box office, both Leeker’s and Sports Time locations and Checker’s, www.stage1tickets.com, Tickets.com, or at 888-755-2583.
Wichita Business Journal
Levi Wolters
Comedian Jeff Foxworthy will perform at Hartman Arena on Friday, Oct. 9. Ticket details will be announced at a later date.
“We are very pleased to have Jeff Foxworthy at the Hartman Arena,” says Arena Manager John Nath. “Everyone that attends will enjoy our intimate nightclub-like setting for this show.”
Foxworthy is famous for his “You Might Be A Redneck If ...” routine and his syndicated radio show, “The Foxworthy Countdown.” He has sold more than 13 million comedy albums.
Foxworthy is the latest show the new arena has booked. Others include a monster truck rally (April 17-18), Slipknot (May 10), Thomas the Tank Engine (May 24), Yanni (June 10) and New Kid’s on the Block (July 3).
Tickets for all events can be purchased at the Hartman Arena box office, both Leeker’s and Sports Time locations and Checker’s, www.stage1tickets.com, Tickets.com, or at 888-755-2583.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Happy Earth Day from Tickets.com
In honor of Earth Day, check out Tickets.com's environmentally friendly mobile ticketing product: Tickets@Phone. Send paperless, barcoded tickets directly to your customers’ mobile phones. Tickets@Phone are redeemed at your venue directly from their mobile phone display through the use of a barcode scanner. Tickets@Phone “tickets” are far less expensive than printing, handling, and mailing a paper ticket.
Learn more about Tickets.com's mobile ticketing solutions >
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