ShowClix Axess enables event promoters and venues to quickly scan and authenticate ticket holders using any Android-powered device. The application will work online and offline, scanning both 1D and 2D barcodes from a print@home eTicket, hard ticket, or mobile ticket. Each ticket will only take 1 or 2 seconds to scan. The application also has an easy-to-use search tool that allows you to type or speak a ticket holder’s name to access information about their order or check them in or out without a ticket. Visit http://www.showclix.com/axess for more information.
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I was wondering whether The Staples Center in Los angeles hold 20% of an event tickets to be sold on the day of the event?….i’m just curious because i was able to purchase tickets to a concert ands the person at the box Office told me that they usually only sell 80% of tickets and hold the rest for the day of the event. and i was just wondering if they did that with all their events including Laker basketball tickets.
iv done it before, but it was a regular season game, so it wasnt a big deal to anyone, give it a shot.
and allowing hundreds of people to to scalp Playstation 3’s and Nintendo Wii’s on eBay? (yes I know it is against the law to scalp tickets, and not against the law to scalp electronics … but this is a moral question…. ultimately you are causing the same effect from either….. you make the price of the item unfairly sky rocket)
no idea. sorry!
I decided to record this event quest, I thought it was pretty interesting. Be sure to check out the ending to see the awesome Lance you can make out of the tickets from this event as well!
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I need a program to print event tickets (aprox 8 per sheet and they need to be numbered!) Any ideas?
Great Question! What software do you currently have loaded on your Computer? I started to try and figure it out then thought is might be easier to search the net. If you have MS Word this will do the trick:
http://www.officearticles.com/word/create_raffle_or_event_tickets_in_microsoft_word.htm
I bought Pittsburgh Penguins tickets for my girl and I want to know a good way to surprise her with them.
Mail them to her in a card, or give her flowers with the tickets inside…
I checked out the ticketleap application for facebook and it charges 10% of a ticket. Too high. I am hosting a high school reunion.
Use paypal.
For a $65 ticket the fee would be $2.19
http://www.rolbe.com/paypal.htm
But you’d have to paste in some HTML code. It’s not hard though! The payment would be sent to you instantly but you’d have to organise the delivery and production of tickets. If it’s just a high school reunion then I don’t think forgeries are going to be a problem lol so I’d say paypal is the way to go.
We went to the Red Sox Yankees game and Yankee Stadium over the summer and I got a really nice pic that my boyfriend just leaves of the field and the flag…he would like it framed with the ticket stubs so I thought I’d do it for him for Christmas. It’s so expensive to have it done though. Is there any do it yourself way I could try without spending a million bucks?
Wrong place to ask but your answer is simple. Most stores like Wal Mart etc, sell empty frames with the glass up to 11 x 8 I believe. They range in price from just a few $ to about $10 each in a variety of styles. I use these all the time. It only takes a few minutes to put together.
I got an action replay. But i’m not using it to max the levels or stats of my pokemon, or to catch all the legendaries in the beginning area. I’m using it to get event tickets so i can get to the other parts of the game i paid for! Do you consider that cheating to use an action replay to get the event ticket so i can actually go through the in game event rather than going to a real nintendo event for it? And yes in the event i catch them fairly by not using the 100% catch chance or master balls cheat.
for me its not
According to Illinois law concerning the resale of tickets, tickets cannot be sold for more than face value (except by a ticket broker licensed by the state of Illinois). But my question now is that am I able to sell the tickets for the face value that I purchased them or do I have to sell them for a lower face value price?
I’m in Illinois as well.
If you bought them from a ticket broker and I’m sure they were not bought for face value, I believe if you have a receipt for a detailed transaction for the tickets, this may work in your favor.
In turn, if you sold them for what you actually paid for them, with the proper receipt for verification, I think you would be fine.