Everything about See Tickets totally explained
See Tickets is a
British ticketing services company owned by the
Dutch multi-national live entertainment group
Stage Entertainment. See was previously the ticketing division of
Andrew Lloyd Webber's
Really Useful Group and the largest
UK owned ticketing company.
Created from the merger of the ticketing division of
Really Useful Theatres and the Nottingham based festivals and events agency
Way Ahead Group which Really Useful had purchased in 2002, See sells and distributes tickets for
West End Theatre, music events, sport and
festivals notably selling all 137,500 tickets for the 2007
Glastonbury Festival in 1 hour 45 minutes.
On 16th October 2007 See was
demerged from the Really Useful Group and transferred in to a new company, See Group Ltd under the sole ownership of Lloyd Webber. On 31st January 2008 See Group Ltd was purchased by
Joop van den Ende's
Stage Entertainment for an undisclosed sum.
See also own Intascape.com Ltd a ticketing
software house who provide the See 360 ticketing and event management
software to
football clubs including
Derby County,
Preston North End and
StokeFurther Information
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