Ticketmaster

It's the quickest and the most efficient way to buy tickets. I would use them again in the future.

They are a ticket broker, made it available, and it a very common way it's available.

They sell tickets, and they charge me a little surcharge to go to music events that are in the area. I went online, and booked my tickets, and printed it. I went to see Josy Boys, and if I could not have done that, I would have my tickets waiting at the box office. It was easy to book, and if I go to an event, they will send a ticket master to reserve my tickets. They are good to use, because, it is one of the ways to get tickets without driving over to the box office. Instead of driving up to Baltimore or Washington DC, I have the convenience of sitting at home and paying a surcharge of $10 and having my tickets booked. I think it is worth it, and they also tell me where the best seats available are, and where ever I am nationwide, I can book my tickets. I follow my favorite musician, if it's a local venue, I use the Ticketmaster to get my tickets, I think it depends where I live, sometime, the whole North East quarter between New York, Washington and DC it's a monopoly with the Ticketmaster. I don't have a choice, it's a monopoly, and a lot of the venues use them so they have some kind of arrangement. I follow my favorite person, and when he comes to the DC area, I click on that venue and I can buy it from them, or they send me the Ticketmaster. I don't have to worry about going there ahead of time, and getting my tickets, I don't have to get in line, as I already have my tickets. I have had no bad experience, as it is automated, and they have never messed up. I don't have a choice on price; it would be nice if it were less.

My wife uses them regularly. We will use them again in the future.