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This also means that you can't buy the tickets as a gift, nor can you pass the ticket if you can't go.

• gruez 8y ago
  >This also means that you can't buy the tickets as a gift how so? you just specify the gift recipient's name at the time of purchase. >nor can you pass the ticket if you can't go. don't speculatively buy tickets then? nobody seems to mind that you can't (cheaply) cancel airplane tickets.
  • jen729w 8y ago
    And the companies that do it like this almost always have a “sell it back to us if you can’t go, and we’ll sell it back on” policy. It’s hard to lose if you’re an honest fan.
• alsetmusic 8y ago
  The above was downvoted, but I thought of the same issue (tickets as a gift) immediately. Before I was 18, my father let me use his credit card to orders tickets for all the shows I went to. Imagine if he had to come to the venue with his credentials to get me in every time. I also have donated my tickets to friends when a show that was scheduled three months out becomes unappealing due to illness or other unpredictable factors.