Ticket Liquidator is a nationwide network through which licensed companies resell
tickets to events. This means that we don't charge your card, nor own, price, or
ship the tickets listed for sale on our website. Instead, these tickets are priced,
shipped, etc., by different sellers who usually include a mark-up fee in the final
ticket price. While sometimes frustrating, this price mark-up is standard across
ticket resale websites and is the extra price we all pay to access great seats to
great events on our own schedule when primary ticket sources are likely sold-out.
Our ticket sellers don't advertise seat numbers on their listings in order to avoid
the flagrant double-booking of tickets. That would translate into numerous customers
having their orders cancelled when they otherwise thought they were "all set." So,
to prevent this, our ticket sellers give themselves leeway by listing tickets in
general sections and rows. Even then, if they run out of tickets, they will immediately
try to find replacement tickets for you of equal or greater value. The general goal:
get you those tickets before you've missed a crucial buying opportunity!
We understand that people often attend events with friends or family and so it's
important to be able to be near the ones you love. That means that all tickets on
our website are guaranteed to be together unless explicitly stated otherwise (eg:
the seller advertises the tickets as being "piggybacked"). Another rare exception
is if the seller of a listing notes that the tickets will be "split" (ie: split
up into different consecutive chunks) if a customer purchases more than a certain
number of them.
It's an unfortunate fact of life that neither we nor the sellers who list tickets
on our website are responsible for ticket distribution. This is in the busy hands
of event promoters and means that we are all at their mercy (so to speak!). Occasionally,
indeed, tickets are not even printed and/or distributed until within weeks of their
event. This means that our ticket sellers may not have tickets in hand to ship to
you immediately after you place an order. But, no fear, because the minute your
tickets are available, they will be shipped according to the method chosen during
checkout.
Ticket Liquidator, rather like Ebay, is a forum where licensed ticket companies and
consumers like you can resell tickets to events. These numerous sellers price their
tickets based on personal calculations about what they think "the public" is willing
to pay. One seller may list tickets at $50 apiece and another may list tickets in
the very same section and row at $35 apiece. In short, the price of a ticket does
not always determine the quality of a seat. Therefore, as a rule, it is better to
buy tickets based on stated location rather than price.
The service fee (18.5% of the total ticket price) is an integral part of our business
model and will be calculated automatically on the checkout page. It pays for website
maintenance, credit card billing security, e-mail and phone-based customer support,
and the technological system that allows sellers to list tickets online. Please
note that all businesses charge a service fee (even those who "don't!") and that
ours is one of the lowest in the secondary ticket market. We prefer to advertise
it separately from the ticket price for the sake of full price transparency.
The sellers who list tickets through Ticket Liquidator have a small window of time
during which they're allowed to accept or reject a ticket order placed by a customer.
Sellers often list tickets (albeit for high prices!) on other websites and thus
they may need some time to make sure the tickets you purchased were not just bought
by someone else. Please note that our Worry-Free Guarantee does not take effect
for ticket purchases until a seller officially accepts an order and confirms that
it will be fulfilled. (Most sellers will contact you directly to confirm your order's
status within a few hours, but we at TL can always check for you, too!)
There are very few diversions from this rule: First, you will be refunded by the
seller for your order total (minus the shipping fee) if your event is cancelled
or never played. Second, you will be refunded by the seller for all order charges
if your tickets do not allow access to the venue or are not delivered in time for
the event. Please note, though, that postponed events do not entitle customers to
a refund because the tickets will be valid for the new date of the event. (In that
case, if you're stuck with tickets you don't want, you can always resell them on Ticket Liquidator!)
Tickets may not ship immediately after you purchase them, but that doesn't mean
you have to worry about getting them in time for a big occasion! Email giftnote@ticketliquidator.com
and we will create a gift
note that you can give your gift recipient in lieu of tickets. The gift
note could be customized for your event type (holiday, birthday, "thank you" - etc.)
and be delivered via email as a PDF document within one business day. We can also
ship hard copies of gift notes, as well - whatever you want - so that your special
someone has something to open on the big day!
If you have nine thousand seconds to spare then a 2012 Morrissey concert is for you! These Morrissey tickets are selling fast, so move quick. Get ready for some of the best rock poetry ever written!
The 2012 Morrissey tour is coming closer by the day, and devotees of the Mancunian maestro are buzzing with anticipation at the prospect. If you've been to Salford Lads Club, had your pic taken and hit Affleck's Palace to buy some hipster threads, you'll know all about these latest Morrissey concerts. Maybe you'll buy tickets and even wear a fake hearing aid like the man himself when you head to the gig. It's time to queue up - in your mind at least - to buy Morrissey tour tickets for Mozzer's latest trek across the USA. The former Smiths frontman's American tour begins on November 10 in Chicago, before snaking off across the American west, coming to rest in Oakland, California on December 1. The November-December tour sold out almost immediately, and the double-decker bus (or ten ton truck) will soon be rolling into your town. Described by NME as "one of the most influential artists ever", Steven Patrick Morrissey, an unlikely product of Manchester's macho streets, captured the world's imagination with his camp rebellion as singer of The Smiths. While the rest of England basked in the shallow noise created by Wham! and Michael Jackson's moonwalk, Morrissey industriously churned out a line of classics like an industrial revolution era factory worker with a vengeance. The Smiths represented a new level of cerebral rock, with frequent political statements to accompany singles like "This Charming Man" and "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now". Expect the Morrissey schedule to be peppered with hits like these and more when you see Morrissey live in L.A., Chicago's Congress Theater or anywhere else on this tour.
Whenever the mayhem and hedonism of the Madchester era is discussed, it's impossible not to mention Morrisssey. The drama king who as a teenager lived on a steady diet of TV soaps, bequiffed 50s rockers and female singing stars from Swinging London had a voice - a unique voice that earned him the highest accolades. The irony is that Morrissey was never part of the Madchester scene; if anything he transcended it. Morrissey tickets are not tickets to nostalgia. They're tickets to concerts that lay bare the horrid reality of neurosis and joy, the manic ride of youth. If you know anything about this man, you'll want to see him live. Morrissey live on tour is a phenomenon that won't be around forever. He's the one who has spoken out against world figures like George W. Bush, Tony Blair, Margaret Thatcher and the Royal Family. More recently, he joined ex-Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr in forbidding British Prime Minister David Cameron from liking the Smiths, stating that his overt vegetarianism is in clear opposition to Cameron's stag-hunting activities. Buy tickets to Morrissey here and be transported into the kitchen sink drama and reservoir sunsets of the man with the Irish blood and English heart.