DO NOT USE TICKET TRIANGLE - Not only did they mark up the ticket prices by 100%, they only shipped two out of the three paid tickets. There is no way to reach customer service to remedy the problem. Now, I've paid $360 for two $56.00 tickets. WOW! A total rip off.

DO NOT EVER USE TICKET TRIANGLE!

I live in Fairbanks, Alaska and recently purchased two tickets for the Green Day concert in Seattle, Washington on July 3, 2009. The tickets were gifts for my daughter and her boyfriend who live in Seattle. I purchased the tickets on line and was told they would be in "will call" the day of the concert. I called back a few days before the concert to confirm, and everything was in order. On the evening of the concert when she arrived at the "will call" ticket office at Key Arena, my daughter was told that no such tickets existed for her and that the only recognized ticket seller for that venue and concert was Ticket Master. After an hour of many phone calls by me and my daughter to Ticket Triangle and their intermediary seller, Corporate Tickets, we still had no tickets. Either no one would answer or they would say there was nothing they could do, i.e., blame it on someone else. The person at the main ticket office at Key Arena informed us we had been scammed. My daughter and her boyfriend were able to purchase two tickets at the door (for a price that I have not yet heard from her), and they got in just as the concert was starting. I paid $340 for those two tickets from Ticket Triangle and I am so pissed off I can hardly type this.

I purchased tickets through Ticket Triangle for a March 15th performance of Spamalot at the Bass Concert Hall for $100 each. Imagine my surprise when I received the tickets whose face value showed $57. I can understand a markup but a 90% markup seems more like you are scalping. When I submitted an inquiry I was directed http://www.tickettriangle.com/policies.htm

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I purchased Coldplay tickets for my son who lives in Chicago. The concert was promised to be 8/5/08. We heard online that they had "rearranged" their tour. I checked their website and the Chicago concert will be rescheduled for July 24th but that all ticket holders will be able to get a refund "from the point of sale." I called Ticket Triangle, through which I purchased my tickets and they won't refund my money, even though the tickets don't go on sale until June 14. What can I do? Of course, I would NEVER do business with Ticket Triangle again. Never.