Announcements leaked by ticketing services
Announcements leaked by ticketing services
Justin Longo
Swing Joined: 3/23/20
#1Announcements leaked by ticketing services
Posted: 12/2/22 at 10:59am
With "Shucked" and now "Once Upon a One More Time" both appearing as Ticketmaster listings before their official press release, I was wondering if there were any other examples of Broadway shows being leaked by Ticketmaster/SeatGeek/any other ticket platform?
Updated On: 12/2/22 at 10:59 AM
veronicamae
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/13/09
#2Announcements leaked by ticketing services
Posted: 12/2/22 at 11:04am
Ticketmaster pretty much leaks every show - it's baffling that they don't have a way of having testing pages that aren't visible to the public.
SeatGeek also leaked Into the Woods.
#3Announcements leaked by ticketing services
Posted: 12/2/22 at 11:08am
Sweeney Todd
New York, New York
Bob Fosse's Dancin'
morosco
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/10/04
#4Announcements leaked by ticketing services
Posted: 12/2/22 at 1:38pm
veronicamae said: "Ticketmaster pretty much leaks every show - it's baffling that they don't have a way of having testing pages that aren't visible to the public.
SeatGeek also leaked Into the Woods."
I have a hard time believing that Ticketmaster can't program an event into its system without it being visible to the general public until a specified date. I blame it on either communication errors between Ticketmaster and the show or error by the ticketing programmer. There's always an "announce" date or "visibility" date field that the people programming the ticketing have to populate. I think in the world of Ticketmaster it is considered the "publish" date.
#5Announcements leaked by ticketing services
Posted: 12/2/22 at 7:26pm
Do producers/shows have a right to sue Ticketmaster? Is it a breach of contract for them to release this information earlier than what the show wants? Or are producers beholden to Ticketmaster when they are the official ticketing vendor of their show?
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