What do the colors on Ticketmaster mean?

They show you what’s available at a glance: Blue means the section has seats that match your search (the darker the blue, the more seats in the section that match). Gray means the section is sold out or doesn’t have seats that match your search.

What does faded blue mean on Ticketmaster?

Light blue means the seat is available but doesn’t match your search (you can still buy it). Green check mark means you’ve already selected the seat or your cursor is over it. Red w/white arrows means the seat is being sold by a fan (you can turn off fan-to-fan resale above the map).

How do you buy light blue seats on Ticketmaster?

1. Buying tickets on Ticketmaster.com is simple!
2. Begin clicking on the blue dots to choose your seats and add them to your cart.
3. Once you click next, you can either SIGN IN to Ticketmaster if you already have an existing account, or you can SIGN UP for one right there!

How do you pick your seats on Ticketmaster?

To select your seats, click on the color box that interests you according to the category of your choice and zoom inside the block and you can choose your seats by clicking on the chairs you want. Be aware that you can not leave a place alone and / or at the end of a row. Only colored chairs are available for booking.

What does Reserved seating mean in Ticketmaster?

In a purely reserved seating (also known as allocated seating or assigned seating) scheme, each ticket is assigned a specific seat in the venue at the time of purchase.

What does WC mean on Ticketmaster?

WC = Water Closet (the only place left with room for more fans)

What does Reserved seating mean on Ticketmaster?

What does best seats mean on Ticketmaster?

Ticketmaster, which is owned by concert promoter Live Nation, argued that customers were likely to interpret the phrase “best available tickets” to mean the best available at the time they were making their booking. However, the ASA said consumers were likely to think those tickets were the best in the house.

What will my seat look like on Ticketmaster?

When you click “See Tickets” on your event, you’ll see the seat map. Our maps are interactive – which means you can zoom in to choose specific seats. Remember, to avoid errors do not open multiple browsers or tabs when purchasing tickets.

Does Ticketmaster show all available seats?

The Ticketmaster interactive seat maps show you all available tickets, all in one place – including resale tickets sold by fans, VIP packages, and accessible seats. You can hover over a seat to see the price/details, and you can click a seat to select it (review selected seats directly below the map).

What does unreserved mean on a concert ticket?

‘Unreserved seating/standing’ means that the area has a limited amount of seating available on a first come first served basis. For those who do not get a seat, there is space to stand and watch the show behind the seats. If you would like a seat, we suggest that you arrive in good time.

What’s the difference between reserved seating and general admission?

“Reserved” tickets mean you are given a row and a seat number and therefore know before the event where you will be seated. “Unreserved” or “General Admission” tickets may be seating or standing tickets, and are allocated on a first-in, best-dressed basis at the event.

What is will call and how do I get my Tickets?

What is will call and how do I pick up my tickets? Will call is a delivery method where you pick up your tickets at the venue’s box office on the day of your event. To pick up your tickets, you’ll need to show a government-issued ID along with the credit card used to purchase your tickets.

What do the colors of the seats on the ticket mean?

Black w/white arrows means you’ve already selected the seat being sold by a fan Light gray means the seat is not available.

What do the different seat colors mean on an interactive map?

What do the different seat colors mean on an interactive seat map? They show you what’s available at a glance: Dark blue means the seat is available and matches your search. Light blue means the seat is available but doesn’t match your search (you can still buy it).

What do the different colored check marks mean on the map?

Dark blue means the seat is available and matches your search. Light blue means the seat is available but doesn’t match your search (you can still buy it). Green check mark means you’ve already selected the seat or your cursor is over it. Red w/white arrows means the seat is being sold by a fan (you can turn off fan-to-fan resale above the map).