Ticket Sales

Tickets.Com Corporate Office

Founded in 1995, the original name of the company was Entertainment Express, Inc. In 1999, the company was rebranded as Tickets.com

Tickets.com is a global ticketing technology agency and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Major League Baseball Advanced Media.

The company is not limited to baseball ticket sales, however. Tickets are sold for county fairs, sporting events in nearly every country in the world, soccer matches, the World Cup, musical venues, theaters, and more.

Once sold, tickets are considered to be cash, meaning they won’t be refunded or reissued if lost or stolen. If a venue cancels an event or postpones the event, Tickets.com will refund the purchase price of the ticket itself but no refund is made for service or processing fees.

Tickets.Com maintains a corporate office in Costa Mesa, California.

Tickets.Com

Founded in 1995, the original name of the company was Entertainment Express, Inc. In 1999, the company was rebranded as Tickets.com

Tickets.com is a global ticketing technology agency and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Major League Baseball Advanced Media.

History

Tickets.Com maintains a corporate office in Costa Mesa, California.

Vivid Seats Corporate Office

Vivid Seats was founded in 2001 by Jerry Bednyak and Eric Vassilatos in Chicago, Illinois. The company is a middle man marketplace where ticket holders can find buyers for their unwanted tickets to events.

Vivid Seats earns money by taking a 10% commission once tickets have sold. The company also charges a delivery fee, which varies.

In 2017, ESPN replaced StubHub with Vivid Seats as their official ticket provider of choice.

In 2019, Vivid Seats was named as the official ticker provider of the Los Angeles Clippers.

Vivid Seats offers a 100% refund policy if the event is canceled. The company apparently did not always return all of a customers money and they lost a class action lawsuit.

Vivid Seats maintains a corporate office in Chicago, Illinois.

Vivid Seats

Vivid Seats earns money by taking a 10% commission once tickets have sold. The company also charges a delivery fee, which varies.

In 2017, ESPN replaced StubHub with Vivid Seats as their official ticket provider of choice.

History

In 2019, Vivid Seats was named as the official ticker provider of the Los Angeles Clippers.

Vivid Seats offers a 100% refund policy if the event is canceled. The company apparently did not always return all of a customers money and they lost a class action lawsuit.

Vivid Seats maintains a corporate office in Chicago, Illinois.

Atom Tickets Corporate Office

Atom Tickets was founded in 2014 by friends Matthew Bakal and Ameesh Paleja, two movie lovers who were frustrated that it wasn’t easier to get together with friends and see a movie without some major planning.

This pair created a mobile app which allows users to notify friends quickly about an upcoming movie, buy tickets online, even purchase your concession items at a discount, all from the comfort of wherever you are.

With theaters experiencing major losses due to lack of customers, Atom tickets is betting that moviegoers will want to return to theaters if you make things more convenient for them.

The company began in a few select locations, then went nationwide, as well as internationally by expanding into Canada, in 2016.

Television viewers are familiar with this ad, which has been placed in many prime time locations.

The founders feel that young viewers (under 25) are turning away from theaters and need something different to attract them.

The company has stated in interviews that they might expand this model to include dining out, reservations, group sales, and advanced concession sales at other venues, such as sporting events.

In June 2018, the company launched a free ticket reward program for their users in competition with Fandango.

Company headquarters are currently located in Santa Monica, California.

Atom Tickets

History

With theaters experiencing major losses due to lack of customers, Atom tickets is betting that moviegoers will want to return to theaters if you make things more convenient for them.

The company began in a few select locations, then went nationwide, as well as internationally by expanding into Canada, in 2016.

Television viewers are familiar with this ad, which has been placed in many prime time locations.

The founders feel that young viewers (under 25) are turning away from theaters and need something different to attract them.

The company has stated in interviews that they might expand this model to include dining out, reservations, group sales, and advanced concession sales at other venues, such as sporting events.

In June 2018, the company launched a free ticket reward program for their users in competition with Fandango.

Company headquarters are currently located in Santa Monica, California.

Absolute Tickets Corporate Office

Absolute Tickets was founded in Los Angeles, California, in 1992. The company offers ticket sales, specializing in last minute tickets.

The company offers ticket sales for concerts, sports events, theater events and musicals. Tickets are often purchased by those seeking last minute deals or those hoping for a bargain on the last, unsold tickets. The company has been in business for 25 years, but lately has earned a poor reputation on social media platforms for not responding to customer complaints.

Absolute Tickets is not accredited by the Better Business Bureau and has headquarters located in Los Angeles, California.

Absolute Tickets

Absolute Tickets was founded in Los Angeles, California, in 1992. The company offers ticket sales, specializing in last minute tickets.

Absolute Tickets is not accredited by the Better Business Bureau and has headquarters located in Los Angeles, California.

History

GameTime Corporate Office

GameTime was founded in 2012 in San Francisco, California, by current CEO Brad Griffith. The company operates a mobile phone app which allows clients to purchase tickets to events.

After almost missing a game because of printer issues, Griffith decided there had to be a better way. He created a mobile phone app which stores a user’s credit card information and presents only the best tickets available to clients, rather than a long list of options. Currently, the company offers e-tickets for NBA, NHL, MLB, MLS, NCAA, and NFL teams and operates in 35 cities, with more being added each year.

In April of 2016, the company released a new option called SNAP, which allows clients to sell their tickets, even last minute, in the event they cannot attend. Company headquarters remain in San Francisco, California.

GameTime

GameTime was founded in 2012 in San Francisco, California, by current CEO Brad Griffith. The company operates a mobile phone app which allows clients to purchase tickets to events.