These are Ticket Broker secrets that I am sharing with you in order to make extra money on the side.

How to be a ticket broker from home and make extra money on the side.

The advantages we will teach you will net you the following:
* Get access to the shows you want to see free by making money from the extra tickets you will buy. Buy 8 seats, the profit from the 6 tickets will be enough to cover the 2 that you will need, and so on.

*Get your tickets EARLY
* Get PREMIUM seating
*Get paid thru paypal or checks
* Make extra money by working minutes a day!

Anyone who has bought tickets on eBay StubHub.com RazorGator or a ticket broker website knows that there is money to be made selling tickets. Most of the time ticket re-sellers make anywhere from 50% to 400% profit margin. These are just individual people who buy tickets from Ticketmaster and resell them for a much higher price than they bought them for.
In this article you will discover the keys to making big money buying and selling concert and sports tickets This article is a product of over 10 years of experience and has been written with the you as a rookie in mind however even seasoned brokers may find something useful and new.
This article is the perfect introduction for sports fans, concert goers and ANYONE who is interested in becoming a ticket re-seller.
Sports fans will learn how to get good tickets without paying a premium.
Concert goers will discover how to get great seats before the general public.
Ticket re-sellers will learn how to maximize profits while minimizing risk
EVERYONE will learn something. If you are looking for a step by step article to buying and selling event tickets, this is it!

First things first if you want free presale passwords, you need to go to www.going2theshow.com for concert tickets and www.theextremefan.com for sports tickets.

SPORTS TICKETS

For those who want to cash in oh high profit margins, your best bet is to be a season ticket holder to a sports team that you think has a good chance of making the playoffs. This is best for MLB teams as they  are usually the easiest to get tickets for and they are always in high demand come playoff time.

The choice in seats I would suggest is to get the front row of any section that is available. This enables you upon posting up for sale the greatest chance to complete the sale.  People love being up front even if it’s out in the outfield or something. This is the same for the NFL. Most football teams have season tickets that have waiting lists, and if so, you know automatically they are high in demand, so sign up!  The Chicago Bears is the best option for it since you may not get season tickets, you are allowed to buy tickets before anyone else does on the public presale, which is huge profits! Other teams require PSL’s ( Private Seat License ) and you can use your own judgement on what team to buy for.  Basketball and Hockey tickets are really only profitable in big city markets, Boston, NY, Chicago, and Los Angeles.  Concentrate on these areas , buy tickets to rivalry games and you will do very well, For baseball , when tickets go onsale to the public, buy any tickets for Red Sox, NY Yankees, Chicago Cubs.  The NY Mets will be in demand in 2009 but that is a short term fix, try to get season tickets for them and you should see 50% margins for the whole year.

Tampa Rays tickets are easy to get and my suggestion is to buy tickets on the visitors side ( 3rd Base ) because all the fans from Boston and NY will overpay to see them by the dugout.  Tickets can be had for as little as $35 each and you can get over $100 each easily.  Buy season tickets, and you won’t regret it as the Rays are built as a powerhouse for the next few years.  They already made the World Series and since it’s a small stadium, the supply is short for a high demand event! you should clear 100% profits from all playoff games.  Another team to get season tickets for may be the Baltimore Orioles as long as they are on the visitors side again , the same reason for the Rays tickets.  Remeber with them though that they are a horrible team and won’t see the playoffs in the near future due to the powerhouse teams they are paired up with.

Ok so now for acutal onsale events such as concerts thru Ticketmaster or Livenation.

Lesson 1: Preparing for the moment when tickets go on sale
There are two kinds of ticket buyers: People who intend to attend the event, and people who intend to resell the tickets. Regardless of which heading you fall under, the following will help you to acquire the best possible tickets.
If you are buying tickets for an event and you intend to sell them, you should do some research to see what you should buy www.going2theshow.com is hands-down the best place to get the inside scoop on what tickets will net you a big profit, and which ones will leave you sitting high and dry. Just choose from their daily listings of free presale passwords, and choose the ones in RED. Those are the hot shows! The other ones in white are not worth it unless for personal taste.
Understand that preparation is key, and that knowledge is power. The more you know about a show and perfomer and the entire ticket ordering process, the easier it will be to get great seats.
Assuming that you just want a nice pair of tickets to see a band that you are interested in — read on
Planning for success – Do you know what you really want?
Before you sit down to buy tickets ask yourself some questions How many tickets do you need’? Do you want seats on the floor, or would the lower level of the venue be OK? What about mid or upper level seats, would you take them if they were the only seats left? What is your budget?
Many people wait patiently for tickets to go on sale sit in front of their computer and at 10:00 am (or whatever time the on sale or presale begins) and click for the Best Available tickets
This is a big mistake for those of you working within a budget as many times the best available seats are expensive floor seats and by the time you get in, you will get floor seats that are like 50 rows back, which leaves you looking at the show behind 49 sets of heads all at the same level as you. If you have been to a concert on the floor and at the back you might want to consider a lower level seat hopefully near the side of the stage. While Ticketmaster does not give you that level of precise control you can request seats in a specific price range area of the venue or a combination. By being specific when you search for tickets you can buy the ones that suite your budget and your location preference while ignoring overpriced seats. Now if you absolutely sure you know a show will sell out, let’s say Coldplay or U2, choose the cheapest seats available and buy the most usually is between 6 and 8.
Step I — Sit Down and Login
Be at your computer 10 to 15 minutes before the tickets are scheduled to go on sale. Watch carefully as the time zone can make a BIG difference in the on-sale time use your cell phone as a timing device as it usually is paired with the world’s atomic clock.
Load the event page. If you have not done so already, login to your Ticketmaster account.
Registering in advance, and logging in to your Ticketmaster account will save you time and frustration.
Just take my word for it, also with your Ticketmaster account have several types of credit cards available , have a Visa, AMEX and Mastercard as some events only take certain ones. Having a Citibank card is also great because they are the best providers in presales in the industry.
Step 2— Open your browsers
Ticketmaster will only allow you to have 1 open session per browser. Opening extra windows or tabs will give you plenty of trouble, and you may not be able to purchase anything or if you do it will buy tickets that you did not intend to. The best bet is to have 3 or 4 different types of browsers open and if possible use your desktop and a laptop next to each other. The types of browsers are Internet Explorer from Microsoft, Mozzilla’s Firefox, Apple’s Safari, and Google’s Chrome.

Make sure to only search for one event at a time in each browser. If you search for more than one event at the same time in the same browser, it will mess up your searches. You can search for one event in one browser and one event in another browser at the same time without a problem.

Step 3— Presale Passwords
The solution is simple: instead of opening up two windows, open 4 different browsers Very often this will work, sometimes it does not. I suggest you try BEFORE you purchase tickets to see if this will work for you.

If the tickets going on sale are part of a presale, you will need to obtain the Presale Password for the event. There is an entire Lesson on Presale Passwords, so for now I will assume that you already have the Presale Password. For a list of great sources of presale password information, check Lesson 6 of this article
Highlight the Presale Password with your mouse icon and press CTRL+ C to copy the password to the clipboard When the presale starts PASTE the password into the presale password box by pressing
CTRL + V
Step4-Ready Aim F5 ( refresh key)
Start refreshing the event page 1 minute before the on sale time Refresh by pressing the F5 key on your keyboard once every 5 10 seconds until the tickets become available, usually Mozilla firefox you have to right click to reload the page.
At about one minute or so before the scheduled presale time, start refreshing the page every 10 seconds or so. Don’t click like crazy or you will get yourself banned from Ticketmaster s site. Getting banned from Tickemaster’s website is only temporary so don’t fret, the banishment will go away in a day or two, and it will be only thru your DNS, so you can still take your laptop to a local wi-fi hotspot and purchase more tickets as long as you clear the cookies in your browser. Also make sure you open more than one Ticketmaster account as there is no limit on how many you can have. If you need free e-mail addresses you can get one for free at google, yahoo, msn/hotmail , America online (AIM) , GMX Mail, Zenbe, Inbox.com and many more.

Once the ticket selection boxes appear, enter the ticket requirements and click find, get the captcha entered as quickly as possible , here is a tip you don’t have to enter both words if they are hard to read, just enter the easier one to read which is usually in Bold and if it has numbers on it, just ignore it and enter the single word, by doing this, you beat out 90% of ticket buyers who are busy entering both words and having a hard time to read it, then entering it wrong, etc, It’s a huge advantage.
Once you see tickets you want buy them This might seem obvious but believe it or not many people second guess themselves at this point and wonder what else might be available If you like the tickets you see .Buy them !!!
Do not try again unless you are really unhappy with the seats. Many times the first set of tickets you pull for an event will be the best you will see during the initial rush. Also take into account if it’s a concert that may be close to a sellout but not, such as outdoor venues with Standing Room only / Lawn seating areas. Do not buy sections that are close to these areas, only get the first set of sections, usually like the 100’s if its the seats up front, more on that later. Go to www.going2theshow.com for venue information in ideas what are the hot areas for tickets!

REPEATED WARNING
If you refresh too many times, your IP address will be
blocked from Ticketmaster for a few minutes, which means that you could miss the opening minutes of the sale.

Lesson 2: Presales and public sales
What is a Presale?
A presale is a block of tickets that is sold before the tickets are available to the general public. Usually 5%-20% of tickets will be available. Sometimes the tickets available during the presale are excellent, while other times you may find that the only tickets available are hardly desirable.
What is a Presale Password?
The Presale Password is a word or special code that “unlocks” those tickets, giving you early access to tickets before the general public
Different Kinds of Presales and Passwords
There are several different types of Presale I will try to cover them all but as technology changes and promotional methods change, you can expect to see more.
INTERNET Presale
When viewing an event in Ticketmaster , on the right hand side you will see information about when tickets are scheduled to go on- sale.
An Internet Presale will have one or more passwords that will
work, giving you access to a block of tickets on the day and time
specified.

Radio Presale
A radio presale works exactly the same way, the password is
usually available to listeners of a local radio station that is promoting the concert. The password will be a word that unlocks a block of tickets.
It’s a great idea for you to sign up to as many radio stations e-mail lists as possible, and the best idea is to get them from the 8-10 largest cities in the country. The best stations are the Rock stations since those tickets sell better than most Top40 artists.
Just Google “ Rock Station and the City Name” and it will get you a pretty good list to choose from and it doesn’t hurt.

Fan-club Presale
There are two kinds of fan-club presale passwords: Generic and Unique.
When an artist wishes to give all members of their fan-club access to a block of tickets, sometimes a generic presale password will be e-mailed to members of their fan-club. In this case, the password will work for anyone, even if they are not a fan-club member.
In a Unique Password situation the password will be specific to each fan club member and could appear as a jumbled combination of letters and numbers Lately many fan club presale passwords are being sent out this way.
The good news is that many artists will allow you to join their fan club through Ticketmaster at the same time you are purchasing tickets. If you search for tickets without a password, you will be prompted to purchase a fan-club membership in order to receive tickets to the event. Most times you can see these tickets before you join the fan-club. However it is best and most economical to join the fan club before it goes on sale as this enables you to purchase 2 or 4 tickets with one membership, as opposed to thru Ticketmaster in which you will purchase a membership for each individual ticket. The fan club price is usually anywhere from $20-$40 which can easily be made up on the sale of the tickets. Plus you get bonuses like free songs, access to boards and free shirts, or gear.
The access to boards enables you to build a reputation as a provider of tickets and you can help them get it for a cheaper price than let’s say StubHub.com . This is due to taking their commission out of the equation and saving them 25% off the ticket price. Who wouldn’t want to do that?
iTunes Presale Password
The iTunes presale password is given to people who purchase a song or album on iTunes. These passwords are usually unique, and most of the time you will NOT find them online. If I where you just see before making any purchase of music just check iTunes out first for free codes, it will be worth your while.
For a long list of sources of presale information, check out Lesson 7

Lesson 3: Where to buy tickets
Ticketmaster sells tickets for most major events across the United States and Canada.
Telecharge sells tickets for most New York City Broadway and off-Broadway theater performances. Tickets.com sells tickets to smaller events.
If you cannot find the event on Ticketmaster or Tickets.com, try finding the website for the venue and looking for the events calendar to see if there is a link there. Some venues use their own ticket system and do not appear through Ticketmaster .
Lately a new site LIVENATION.COM has come to the fold and if they are the prime promoter to an event, you will have a better chance to get tickets, real good ones too! Since the first option for any concert goer is to head to Tickemaster for tickets, by the time they find out it’s the wrong site, it’s too late to purchase the tickets, always check livenation.com first.
In general purchasing tickets online is the quickest way to go about getting good seats however calling Ticketmaster or the box office of the venue directly can also yield very positive results.

Lesson 4: Getting through when the lines are busy
When tickets to a popular event go on sale at 10:00AM in the morning, you can expect busy signals and long wait-times to get through to your local Ticketmaster outlet.
Buying tickets online can work, or if you were lucky and got seats during a presale you may not have to contend with hoards of other buyers.
Sometimes there is no other choice you have to call Tickemaster
The single biggest piece of advice I can give you is this
Don’t call your local Ticketmaster outlet because everyone else is doing the same thing.
A popular artist had announced a summer tour and tickets were scheduled to go on sale Monday at 1000am EST
So at 950am EST I called a Ticketmaster in Delaware , because there is nothing going on there , no offense to Delaware resident’s. After pressing 0 a few times
line with a live operator I asked a few questions about another event that I had no interest in and was in the area that I called, then finally
asked what tickets were available for the show I really wanted by telling them a short story I was going to be in New York City on the particular date and was “wondering if they can get me tickets to the event I really wanted.
I was shocked and to my surprise when I was told that there were two available in the second row!
After I completed my purchase I checked online and found that there were no more seats available on the floor for that venue and not only that but half an hour later ALL the seats were sold out!
When calling out of state Just make sure that wherever you are calling it will be open at their local time and that there is nothing important going on sale in that state in which states like Maine, Delaware, South Carolina, West Virginia and the sort , you will do fine, since they are all EST outlets.

Lesson 5: Before you sell tickets.
After preparing and researching, you have just bought a pair of fantastic floor seats for a hot concert. You bought them online with Ticketmaster and you are already imagining the money you will make from your investment. Not so fast
Even if the artist is very popular, and the seats are in row 5, hold your horses and DO NOT LIST THE TICKETS FOR SALE YET!
Read this carefully: You won’t make a profit if you buy tickets to an unprofitable event. And you have to consider a lot of different things to determine if an event is profitable You should consider the event venue city event date artist popularity and much more
Most people getting started in the reselling business lose a pile of money by buying great tickets to unprofitable events.
IF YOU GET STUCK WITH TICKETS AND CANNOT SELL THEM, DO NOT PANIC’
Ticketmaster has an unofficial policy one set of tickets can be canceled by anyone. Anyone gets ONE FREEBIE Emphasis on ONE You may be able to cancel multiple sets but not too often, I once cancelled tickets to Avalanche playoff game a day before the game due to prices dropping like a brick because they where down 3 games to none and weren’t playing well. I gave them a story that we missed our plane and due to the snowstorm (lucky story) we weren’t going to make the game, and after 5 minutes on hold they came back and refuned all 8 of my tickets I had!
If you are constantly canceling tickets be warned that they can and WILL say NO Tickets are normally non refundable once purchased unless the event is canceled
To cancel tickets with Ticketmaster I suggest calling a week or two before the event and explaining that a family emergency has come up and you will be unable to attend and ask if there is anything they can do DO NOT BE RUDE Ticketmaster reps are underpaid ,overworked and mistreated by many people who call them. Be polite and firm (“I’m sure that there must be something you can do to help me” ) and you will get the option to return a set of tickets
See Appendix 2 for a list of Ticketmaster phone numbers

Lesson 6: Where to sell tickets
There are many places you can sell tickets. Some of you reading this will already have an idea or two about where event tickets can be sold. Many have asked me “What is the best place to sell my tickets”? The answer depends on what you are trying to sell, what the timing is, what kind of fees you are willing to pay, and the demand for the tickets.
# I StubHub.com
Listing your tickets is FREE. Totally, completely FREEI When the time comes to sell them though…. some will argue that StubHub.com charges huge fees (%15) to sell tickets, I feel it is worth pointing out that StubHub.com only charges those fees WHEN tickets are sold. StubHub.com takes care of the shipping, handling, billing, invoicing etc. Also keep in mind that a buyer also pays a 10% premium plus overnight shipping so the tickets that the purchaser is getting , is paying a hefty price. StubHub.com has a policy of not adding any of your information on the tickets, or you will get banned, as they don’t want to lose repeat customers. The best thing to do is generate a list of the individuals you have sold to with their full address and keep them in a database. When you get a database that is big enough, like over 250 names or so, create some postcards with your information and let them know that you can provide great seats at 25% off StubHub.com prices. They will remember you and you will get a customer base in due time.
I strongly recommend anyone getting started in this business sell their first few tickets on StubHub.com to get
a feel for how the market works.
#2 eBay
eBay is the largest market for reselling tickets, so there will be plenty of potential buyers. Auctions of in- demand tickets tend to generate tremendous interest, and can rapidly increase prices. It can be the fastest, and most profitable way to liquidate your inventory.

Now for the downside of eBay
First, since listings are auction-style, you must re-list your tickets if they don’t sell right away. Sometimes bidders don’t pay. You will be competing with many others who have the same type of tickets, and if the tickets are not in high demand, you may make little on your sales.
Other ways to sell your tickets
Classified Advertising
Advertising the week before a show in a local newspaper classified ad can be a VERY affordable way to sell your tickets. Rates will vary, and you will need to collect payment yourself, either through PayPal, or in person
an online classified advertising way which is free is
www.craigslist.com

Appendix 1: Useful websites

www.eBay .com
www.StubHub.com .com
www.Ticketmaster .com
www.ticketnews.com
www.livenation.com
WWW.Itunes.com
www.going2theshow.com
www.theextremefan.com
www.wubee.com
www.make100aday.com
www.RazorGator .com

Appendix 2: Ticketmaster Phone Numbers
Ticketmaster can be VERY helpful when you wish to purchase tickets over the phone and your local Ticketmaster is very busy.
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Little Rock
501 321 1919
501-975-7575
The Alaska, Hawaii, New York, and California numbers should be used, especially when you wish to purchase tickets for a VERY popular event, just remember that time-zones are always a factor when calling.

205-715-6000
800-277-1700
251-434-0033

California
Bakersfield 661-322-2525
Contra County 925-685-TIxS (8497)
Fresno 559-485-TlX5 (8497)
Los Angeles 213-480-3232
Modesto/Stockton 209-551 -TIXS (8497)
North Bay 707-528-TlxS (8497)
North Sacramento 530-528-Tlx5 (8497)
Oakland 510-625-TlX5 (8497)
Orange County 714-740-2000
Reno, NV 775-787-TIX5 (8497)
Sacramento 916-649-TlX5 (8497)
San Diego 619 220 TIXS (8497)
San Francisco/Bay Area4l 5 421 TIXS (8497)
San Jose 408 998 TIXS (8497)
Simi Valley 805 583 8700
Colorado
Colorado Springs 719-520-9090
Denver 303-830-TlX5 (8497)
Denver Arts 303 357 2787
Colorado Springs 719-520-9090
Denver 303-830-TlX5 (8497)
Denver Arts 303-357-2787
Connecticut
All areas 203 624 0033
Bridgeport 203 368 1000
Danbury 203 744 8100
Hartford 860 525 4500
Uncasvill/Norwich 860-866-0070
Delaware
All Areas 302-984-2000
Atlantic City Events 800 736 1420
Florida
Brevard/Cocoa 321 459 3309
Ft Lauderdale 954 523 3309
Ft Myers 239 334 3309
Jacksonville 904 353 3309
Lakeland 863-682-5300
Miami 305-358-5885
North Florida 850-434-7444
Orlando 407-839-3900
St Petersburg 727 898 2100
Tampa 813 287 8844
West Palm Beach 561 966 3309
Georgia
Albany 229-435-6655
Atlanta 404-249-6400
Augusta 706-828-7700
Columbus 706-494-8330
Macon 478-752-1600
Hawaii
All Areas 877-750-4400
888-829-8008
Illinois
Belleville 618-222-2900
Champaign 217-351-2626
Chicago 312-559-1212
Danville 217-442-3434
Dubuque 563-557-8497
Normal 309-454-5500
Peoria 309-676-8700
Spencer 712-262-4554
Springfield 217-544-9400
Indiana
Anderson/Muncie 765 644 3131
Bloomington 812 333 9955
Evansville 812 423 7222
Ft Wayne 260424 1811
Indianapolis 317 239 5151
Lafayette 765 743 5151
South Bend 574-272-7979
Terre Haute 812-234-2424
Iowa
Ames 515-233-1888
Cedar Rapids 319-363-1888
Des Moines 515-243-1888
Dubuque 563 557 8497
Quad Cities 563 326 1111
Sioux City 712 252 3434
Sioux Falls 605-334-8181
Spencer 7122624554
Kansas
Kansas City 816931 3330
Topeka 785 234 4545
Kentucky
Lexington 859 281 6644
Louisville 502 361 3100
Murray 270-753-6466
Owensboro 270-926-6661
Pikeville 606-433-1793
Louisiana
Alexandria 318 484 9714
Baton Rouge 225 761 8400
Bossier 318 741 9700
Lafayette 337 262 8686
Lake Charles 337-474-4900
Monroe 318-329-0001
New Orleans 504-522-5555
Outside Louisiana 800-488-5252
Pensacola 850-434-7444
Maine
All Areas 207-775-3331

Maryland
Arts Line 301-808-6900
Maryland 410-547-SEAT (7328)
Northern Virginia 703-573-SEAT (7328)
Washington D.C. 202-397-SEAT (7328)
Massachusetts
Boston 617-931-2000
Maine 207-775-3331
Metro Boston 617-931-2000
New Hampshire 603-868-7300
Rhode Island 401-331-2211
Vermont 802 862 5300
Western Massachusetts 413 733 2500
Michigan
Battle Creek 269 963 8080
Detroit 248 645 6666
Grand Rapids 616-456-3333
Kalamazoo 269-373-7000
Lansing 517-484-5656
Saginaw 989-754-4800
Toledo 419-474-1333
Windsor 519-792-2222
Windsor Canada 248 645 7687
Minnesota
Bismarck 701 222 2121
Duluth 218-727-2121
Fargo 701 235 7171
Grand Forks 701-772-5151
Mankato 507-625-7919
Northern Minnesota 218 727 2121
Rochester 507 252 1010
St Cloud 320 253 3131
Twin Cities 651 989 5151
Mississippi
Biloxi 228-385-2600
Hattiesburg 601-268-8948
Jackson 601-355-5252
Missouri
Columbia 866 646 8849
Kansas City 816931 3330
KC Chiefs 800 676 5488
St Joseph 816 232 3322
St. Louis 314-421-4400
Springfield 417-831-2727
Topeka, Kansas 785-234-4545
Montana
All Areas 406-727-1481

Nebraska
Lincoln 402-475-1212
Omaha 402-422-1212
Nevada
All areas 702-474-4000
Reno 775-787-TIXS (8497)
Hampshire
All areas 603-868-7300
Fine Arts 617-931-ARTS (2787)
New Jersey
All Areas 609 520 8383
Atlantic City 800 736 1420
Camden 856-338-9000
New Jersey 201-507-8900
Princeton 609-520-8383
New Mexico
All areas 505-883-7800
Las Cruces 505 532 2060
New York
Albany 518476 1000
Binghamton 607 722 7272
Buffalo 7168525000
Elmira 6077223711
Hudson Valley 845-454-3388
Long Island 631 888 9000
New York City 212-307-7171
Rochester 585-232-1900
Syracuse 315 472 0700
Upstate 570 693 4100
Westchester 845 454 3388
Other Helpful New York Numbers
AMEX Gold Card 800 NOW AMEX (669 2639)
Broadway Inner Circle 212-307-4599
Broadway Premium 212-220-0500
Performing Arts 212-307-4100
Disney on Broadway 212-307-4747
MSG Hotline 212 307 5554
NBA 800 4NBA TIX (622 849)
MSG/Radio City Hotline 212 307 1000
Spanish Language 212 307 4757
U S Open 866 673 6849
WNBA Hotline 877-WNBA-TIX (962-2849)
Yankees Hotline 212-307-1212

South Dakota
All Areas 605-334-8181
Brookings 605-692-1992
Tennessee
Memphis 901-525-1515
Nashville 615-255-9600
Texas
Austin 512-494-1800
Beaumont 409-833-7747
Bryan College Station 979-268-0414
Corpus Christi 361 881 8499
Dallas 214 373 8000
Eagle Pass 915 773 7870
El Paso 9155448444
Fort Worth Arts 817 467 2787
Houston 713 629 3700
Laredo 956-712-1566
McAllen 956-668-7740
San Antonio 210-224-9600
Waco 254-752-8822
Utah
All areas 801-325-SEAT (7328)
Vermont
All areas 802-862-5300
Virginia
Blacksburg 540-951-8427
Lynchburg 434-846-8100
Northern Virginia 703 573 SEAT (7328)
Richmond 804 262 8100
Richmond Arts 804 262 8003
Roanoke 540 343 8100
Virginia Beach 757 671 8100
Williamsburg 757 872 8100
Washington
All areas 206-628-0123
Seattle 206-628-0888
Tacoma 253 627 TIXS (8497)
Tn Cities 509 735 0500
Yakima 5094537139
Washington DC
Maryland 410-547-SEAT (7328)
Northern Virginia 703-573-SEAT (7328)
Washington D.C. 202-397-SEAT (7328)
West Virginia
Charleston 304-342-5757
Huntington 304-523-5757
Morgantown 304-292-0220
Wheeling 304-233-3535

Wisconsin
Appleton 920-731-5000
Green Bay 920-494-1414
La Crosse 608-789-4545
Madison 608-255-4646
Milwaukee 414-276-4545