Please note, you will typically be charged two fees as part of your booking through See. These are the "Booking Fee" and the "Transaction Fee". The "Booking Fee" is per ticket and applies to each tickets that you buy. The "Transaction fee" is per Transaction and is only charged once. For further definitions, please see below -
The price of a ticket is set by the event organisers. They don't pay us anything to sell their tickets, so in order to make money See has to charge a little bit on top of the face value of the ticket. We have to do this on a per-ticket basis to cover the cost of providing a 7 days a week, 24 hours a day booking service, labour costs, credit card commissions and all the other costs associated with running our business. The actual amount we charge is negotiated with the venue or promoter for each event.
For some shows (e.g. THE BODYGUARD, MATILDA THE MUSICAL, SWEENEY TODD and THE WIZARD OF OZ) there is no booking fee - the £1 shown is a restoration levy collected on behalf of the theatre.
The transaction fee covers the costs of processing your order, packing and delivering the tickets to you. In many cases it also covers the cost of producing your tickets. This fee can also apply to tickets arranged for collection.
The transaction fee applies per order not per ticket. If you purchase six tickets, you only pay one transaction fee.
The transaction fee will vary depending on what type of postage we are being asked to use by the event organiser and these costs are reflective of the amount that See are charged by dispatch companies. First class post and Registered Post prices will vary accordingly.
See only send tickets securely for events that do not issue duplicate tickets in the event that tickets get lost in the post.