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Digital tickets for Ed Sheeran's + - = ÷ x Tour

Posted on Friday 17th September 2021 at 09:26

Jimi Arundell

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Jimi Arundell

FAQs

In the run up to putting a tour on sale we get asked lots of questions relating to the shows and ticket sales.  We’ve put together this handy guide to help you navigate your way through the process. We are working hard to do everything we can to make sure that tickets only end up in the hands of genuine fans.

 

How can I buy Tickets?

The Promoters of Ed Sheeran are committed to combating unethical secondary ticketing and resale.

For the 2022 tour we will be operating a new mobile digital ticket sold ONLY via our approved outlets.

In preparation for on sale, we recommend that you register an account with our approved outlets, details listed below

Your mobile /smartphone will be your ticket which will be contained within an app or wallet. Once the tickets have been purchased you will receive a simple email confirmation as proof of purchase. This is NOT your ticket or ticket(s)

You will receive instructions on how to access your ticket(s) much nearer to the shows. 

Please don't downloa the gigscan app - this is specific to event organisers.

Upon arrival at the show, you will then be required to present your mobile smart phone device containing your ticket(s) and you’ll scan yourself and your party into the venue via the turnstiles/entrances.  

 

So where should I buy my ‘’face value’’ tickets from?

All official ticket agent websites will be listed on tour advertising and at EdSheeran.com

Only buy tickets from the authorised websites:

www.gigantic.com

www.ticketmaster.co.uk

www.seetickets.com

www.Myticket.co.uk  

www.eventim.co.uk

www.Axs.com

 

When will they go on sale?

Saturday 25th September.

Please check with your local official ticketing vendor for time of day.

 

How much are the ‘’face value’’ tickets?

The tickets are £80 and £50 in London and £75 and £45 regionally. All tickets are subject to a maximum 10 percent booking fee, plus a maximum £2.75 transaction charge per order.

 

How do I arrange to buy tickets for someone requiring disabled access?

Customers who require either a carer to accompany them or disabled access to the shows should visit the venues website

Sign Language available - ON DATE TO BE DETERMINED

 

What is unethical secondary ticketing and ticket resale?

Unethical secondary ticketing is when people buy tickets at face value and then re-sell them at inflated prices via non-artist approved methods and websites, thus denying real fans the chance to buy at face value.

Ticket touts and unauthorised resellers use multiple payment cards, false identities and sophisticated computer programmes (‘bots’) to buy up large amounts of tickets which they then offer for resale at highly-inflated prices.

 

How many tickets can I buy?

There will be a strict limit of 6 tickets per show date per transaction. This restriction is in place in order to give as many people as possible a fair chance to buy tickets. The whole party must arrive at the same time as the person with the mobile smart phone device containing all the tickets.

PLEASE NOTE that any and all transactions that are detected as bot purchases, patrons creating duplicate accounts in order to purchase more than the ticket limit or any action that indicates a suspicious purchase in excess of the ticket limit will be cancelled.

 

But we want to go as a bigger group/family?

You will have to try to complete another order with another mobile device.

 

Can I buy tickets as a gift?  

The matching ID of the surname of the lead booker will be an entry requirement, the other tickets bought by that person can be used for other people as long as they ALL arrive with the lead booker.  If you want to buy as gifts then you’ll also have to attend to get your recipients into the show.

 

What are the entry requirements?

To gain access to the concert you are required to bring your fully charged mobile phone or smartphone. You may be required to produce your email booking confirmation and a valid form of photo ID that matches the name on the confirmation.

Accepted forms of Photo ID are – A current driver’s licence (including provisional licence), a current or recently expired passport (provided the picture is a good resemblance of the holder) or the government backed PASS scheme http://www.pass-scheme.org.uk/

 

What are the age restrictions?

All venue age restrictions are clearly displayed at the sales pages on the ticket agent websites.

Under 16s should be accompanied by an adult. No children under 5.

In the unlikely event you are looking to purchase tickets on behalf of 16-18 year olds who do not have access to a smartphone we recommend that you attend the show with the group. 

 

I can’t find my confirmation email?

in the first instance please check your junk or spam folder. If that doesn’t work contact the customer services of the ticket agent you believe you booked through. If you are unsure which company you bought from this is usually displayed on your credit card statement or bank statement.

 

My phone is out of battery so I can’t access my ticket(s)?

Please make sure your phone is fully charged before you leave the house to avoid this situation. Of course if you run out of battery please go to the box office where someone will be able to assist you to find your order.

 

What if I lose my mobile phone or change my number before the shows?

Please contact the customers services email of the ticket agent you booked through.

 

What if my mobile phone was lost or stolen on the day of the show?

Don’t worry, we have a full record of every lead booker who bought tickets for the shows and will be able to help. Please make your way to the box office in the first instance.

 

I can’t go any more and need to sell on my ticket. What do I do?

The reselling of any Ed Sheeran ticket is strictly forbidden other than through the official face value resale platform of your original point of purchase platform. Any Ed Sheeran ticket offered for resale elsewhere, either on or offline (including Viagogo or any other unauthorised source including all secondary ticket retail websites), will result in the entire original booking being cancelled. The original purchaser and their party will be refused admission and any other purchases they hold will also be cancelled.

 

When will we receive our tickets?

Remember, we are operating a digital mobile/ smartphone ticketing system. Therefore, no physical tickets will be posted or emailed in advance. Your phone contains your ticket(s) and they’ll be sent to you nearer to the time of the shows.

 

Are cameras allowed?

Professional cameras (deemed as cameras with removable lenses), video and recording equipment are strictly forbidden. Personal use cameras and smart-phone cameras are fine.

 

How early should we turn up?

Please check ticket agent websites for door opening times and do allow yourself plenty of time to get in before the start of the show.

 

I can’t get in with my tickets, it failed to scan and I’ve been turned away at the turnstile?

Don’t worry, we can try and help you. In the first instance head to the box office where someone will be able to help you work out what’s gone wrong. Remember DO NOT buy a ticket from someone you don’t know either in person on the street OR from an unauthorised secondary ticket website.

 

What else are you doing to combat the secondary market? 

Your mobile phone number is linked to your ticket order. Your tickets are linked to both your account with your chosen ticket agent AND your mobile phone number.  This means your ticket and the individual information you gave when you purchased are linked. If a ticket is resold in any method other than via official face-value resale channels then the mobile phone number will not be linked to the ticket(s) and you will be refused entry to the venue.

Recently the government has strengthened legislation designed to protect consumers, notably the Consumer Rights Act and the Digital Economy Bill. We are working with National Trading Standards and the Police Action Fraud Division to report all breaches of these acts as well as reporting any illegally advertised tickets to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).

 

Further information to avoid getting ripped off with ‘’Ten Tips for ticket buying’’

http://fanfairalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/30-FFA-Guide-final.pdf

http://bit.ly/2sG24Er  

 

Terms & Conditions

The following information is to be provided to all ticket purchasers at the point of sale and should appear on all event and sales pages on your websites:

 

1 Your ticket(s) are digital tickets that will be delivered in the lead up to the show to the ticket vendor’s app/wallet which you will be instructed to download to your smart device.

2 When arriving in groups, the lead booker must be present in order for the whole party to enter the venue. All members of the party should enter the venue at the same time.

3  In order for tickets to be valid, on arrival at the show the lead booker must be able to provide all of the following items alongside their ticket(s):

  1. i) Photo ID (Driving licence, passport)
  2. ii) Booking confirmation email

4 Your ticket purchase constitutes a personal, revocable license and, at all times, remains the property of the promoters. 

5 Your ticket/s are sold by the promoters directly to you the consumer.  Any tickets purchased by businesses or traders in breach of the terms and conditions of ticket sale will be cancelled. By accepting these terms and conditions you confirm that you are a consumer.

6 Your ticket/s will IMMEDIATELY BECOME INVALID if resold OR OFFERED FOR SALE unless the sale is through the official ticket agent fan to fan exchange.  Tickets sold via third parties and other unauthorized outlets, including online auction sites, are not valid for admission. The resale of a ticket renders it invalid and may lead to refusal of entry.

7 Ticket sales are limited to a maximum of 6 per transaction.

8 Only tickets purchased through approved ticket agents are valid for admission.  The venue reserves the right to refuse admission.

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