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Another solution: "Thank you for purchasing this license to view Hamilton. This is NOT a ticket. This is a non-transferable license to view the performance of H
by akeck 10y ago
Another solution: "Thank you for purchasing this license to view Hamilton. This is NOT a ticket. This is a non-transferable license to view the performance of Hamilton on 2016-12-21 at 9:00 pm in-person. This license constitutes a contractual agreement between the original purchasing party and the producers of Hamilton. By purchasing this license, the purchasing party agrees to be bound by this license. Only the original purchasing party may use this license to view Hamilton... etc." ;-D
- tw04 10y agoSo what happens when you can't make the concert? You just eat the entire cost, you can't sell it to a friend?
- FullMtlAlcoholc 10y agoYes, exactly.
- RileyJames 10y agotickets in Australia are generally always sold as "non-transferable". They just happen to be easily transferable. If they weren't, I imagine you might be able to decide closer to the event if you'd actually like to go, rather than have to buy your tickets within 2 minutes of the event going on sale, 3 months before the event happens...
- hehheh 10y agoYep. However, fear not! We'll sell you Concert Ticket Protection Insurance for the low fee of only 15% of the ticket's face value.
- akeck 10y agoExactly! -_-
- toomuchtodo 10y agoThat's been the stipulation of every fan club ticket I've bought for the last decade. They're in my name, I must show up, I must show ID, and I must be entering the venue to use them. Seems solid.