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Ticketmaster today announced it has added support for Apple Pay to its iOS app. Available now, version 1.7.1 of the Ticketmaster app allows customers to purchase tickets for music, sporting events, and more with a single touch.

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"We work hard to deliver simple and secure ways for fans to purchase tickets to the events they love, and offering Apple Pay makes our industry-leading app the most convenient, flexible and secure way to buy," said Jared Smith, president of Ticketmaster North America.
Ticketmaster joins Walt Disney World among the newest Apple Pay members. According to WDWMagic, Walt Disney World will begin accepting Apple Pay over the holidays, with the expected rollout slated for this Wednesday, December 24. Both Ticketmaster and Walt Disney World have been touted by Apple as "coming later this year" Apple Pay partners since the service's launch.

Apple Pay is now two months old, and early adoption of the mobile payment service by retailers and consumers has been strong. A recent report from ITG suggesed Apple Pay accounted for 1 percent of digital payment dollars during the month of November.

Ticketmaster is a free download from the App Store. [Direct Link]

Article Link: Ticketmaster Adds Support for Apple Pay to its iOS App
 
It's always stressful to try to get good tickets through their service and then remember your login info and checkout in time so I'm really glad they added this.
 
Seat Geek as well

I am really glad for this app along with Seat Geek. This will also encourage the other ticket vendors to complete their apps.

Competition and not wanting to be left out is a key driver for Apple Pay.

Also see Staples->Office Depot, Hotel Tonight->Stayful->PriceLine, WholeFoods->Meijer->Winn-Dixie->BiLo and soon Albertsons.

Plus the banks.
 
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