Ticketmaster outlets

23-12-2021 9:00am #1

Does anybody know of any actual real life ticketmaster outlets, where I can buy a ticket to give as a gift?

It's all eticket to your phone online. Can't print tickets out.

swampy353 · 23-12-2021 10:13am

Think there's one in Jervis St but you can print tickets you've bought online (obviously only if you have a printer available)

L1011 · 23-12-2021 10:18am

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Many events are phone ticket only, no print option for e-tickets. Been the case for a few years now but obviously not many people have been going to events for two years!

Anyway, there are no Ticketmaster outlets in Ireland at all now, and never will be again.

23-12-2021 10:19am

So, no actual real life tickets, no print at home tickets, basically nothing to hand anyone at xmas.

Brilliant😞

silver2020 · 23-12-2021 1:42pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118364775#Comment_118364775

Simply create your own gift certificate. Plenty of templates online.

23-12-2021 1:45pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118365756#Comment_118365756

Ah yeah, I guess that's what I'll have to do. It's not the same as handing someone tickets though

Citrus_8 · 25-12-2021 9:20pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118364775#Comment_118364775

There was an option to tick a box for a gift ticket to be posted. I have done just a month ago and got into my post. Costed extra 7 or so Euro.

davetherave · 25-12-2021 9:45pm

I think it depends on the event. Went to a comedy act in Vicar Street a few weeks and it was only the etickets through the website/app. Have tickets for a sports event in the Aviva next summer and that had a good few options from eticket, print at home, or actual tickets posted out to you.

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