Check out Etsy. There are some people who will make a ticket for you. I’m going to do that for a concert in January for my ticket stub book.
I will be honest, the first show I bought a ticket for earlier this year did not have a paper ticket, and I really almost didn’t get a ticket because there wasn’t a hard ticket.
Thanks. I may do that. This past year I wasn’t able to even have the option of a hard ticket for several shows I went to. There was no mail option. I found a template online that mimics a ticket. I just put in all of the information from the downloaded ticket. Then I print it out and put it in my ticket album. But it is not the same. The good thing is I have all the information on the fake ticket if I ever decide to get them made more properly. I will check out Etsy. Thanks.
This is the one I plan on using. They have their own name thing in it, but I’m ok with that.
Thanks. I will check it out. The template I use online is similar. I am away for a few days but when I get home I will post a photo of one I made. It won’t let you use the name Ticketmaster on the side. But it will let you use Ticketmaster with a period at the end (Ticketmaster.). So it looks close.
It is, copyright 2018, 258 pages. Took a couple years to write it, six revisions, two major edits (thanks to my oh so patient wife!). It's a bit frustrating though because there's so much more I want to add just from the last 3 years (but I did basically say at the end that the story never end until I do).
I still have a few copies on Biblio.com as per below. The not-so-good news: I ain't no Robert Christgau or Greil Marcus or Mick Wall, etc. The good news: the price is reasonable- each one cost me a little more to have published than the selling cost plus shipping, and each copy comes with a $1 million bill. Neither Robert, Greil, nor Mick can make that claim.
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