Proctors.org is the Only Official Ticketing Site

 

Take steps to avoid getting scammed.

Proctors.org is the only official online ticketing site for shows at Proctors, UPH and theREP.

It happens all too often. A family shows up at Proctors, excited for the show they’ve shelled out a lot of money to see. Then the usher takes a look at their tickets. They’ve spent triple what the seats are worth. And worse, they’re not even real tickets. 

It’s heartbreaking, and it’s totally avoidable.

Illegal resellers aren’t just hanging outside theatres anymore. They’re online, they’re on the phone and they’re trying to trick you.

Follow these tips to avoid getting scammed:

  • Check your url. Proctors.org is the only official website to buy tickets to a Proctors show — not proctors.com, not cheaptickets.proctors.com, or anywhere else. Go to proctors.org and follow links from that page or any of our social channels for official tickets.
  • Don’t google for tickets. Scalpers pay for ad space that makes them show up higher on searches. Go directly to the source, proctors.org
  • If the price of a ticket seems too high, you’re probably getting scammed. Many Broadway shows have tickets starting at just $25. If the lowest prices you’re seeing are $100 or more, make sure you’re on the right site, proctors.org.
  • Call us. If you’re ever worried you’re getting scammed or just want to double-check for your own piece of mind, get in touch. We’re here to help. Call our box office at (518) 346-6204, or stop in and talk to us in person.

Any participation in illegal reselling or selling tickets to anyone other than the purchaser of record is subject to invalidation and confiscation.  

We’re here to help.