How Front Row Comedy tickets work and how to pay
Booking a ticket
Every night has its own page showing the venue, the line-up, the date, the start time and the price per ticket. Choose how many tickets you want on that page and press the buy button. You can buy up to 10 tickets in one order.
Each night has a set number of tickets available through the site, and the page will refuse an order that asks for more than are left. Popular nights can sell out, so booking ahead is safer than turning up and hoping.
How you pay
Payment takes place on a secure checkout page run by Stripe, and you pay by card. Prices are in pounds, and the total is the ticket price multiplied by the number of tickets. You do not need to create an account first.
Front Row Comedy does not see or store your card details, because the card is entered on the Stripe page rather than on ours.
What you receive
Once the payment goes through you land on a confirmation page, and an email arrives with one e-ticket for each seat you bought. Each e-ticket carries a QR code and its own ticket reference. The confirmation page also links to each ticket, so you can open it straight away.
On the night, show the e-ticket on your phone or print it. The door team scans the QR code, and each code works once, so a screenshot shared with someone else will only let one person in.
Nights marked "Box Office"
Some venues sell their own tickets. For those nights the page shows a box office button instead of a buy button, and it takes you to the venue's own booking page. Payment and tickets for those nights come from the venue, so any questions about them go to the venue.
If something goes wrong
If the e-ticket email has not arrived, read the guide on what to do when you cannot find your e-ticket. For anything else, use the contact page and include the name or email address you booked with.