RANGERS are delighted to confirm SeatGeek as the club’s new digital ticketing platform, beginning with season-ticket renewals for season 2024-25.
SeatGeek will offer our supporters a class-leading experience when purchasing tickets online, with their clients including top Premier League clubs such as Liverpool and Manchester City; as well as huge sports names in the United States and beyond.
Rangers are well-aware the club’s current online ticketing platform is a source of frustration, and the move to a leading name like SeatGeek will help to significantly alleviate the issues currently being encountered by providing a high-level service.
SeatGeek already provide the club with corporate VIP and events ticket services, with this new partnership set to improve the purchasing experience for all supporters.
Rangers CEO, James Bisgrove, commented: “We are delighted to enhance our partnership with SeatGeek as our new digital ticketing platform.
“We have been aware of supporter feedback around our ticketing platform for some time and have been working hard to put in place a solution that will drastically improve the user experience of supporters moving forward.
"Last year, we conducted a rigorous tender process and carefully evaluated needs, both internally and externally, from supporters.
“The comprehensive search led us to SeatGeek, and we are looking toward providing our loyal and dedicated fanbase with an enhanced and slick experience from purchase through to stadium entry.”
Peter Joyce, Managing Director, EMEA at SeatGeek, continued: “Whilst we have worked with Rangers via their Corporate VIP and Events ticketing requirements over the past few years, we are absolutely delighted to extend our partnership to encompass all primary ticketing services at Ibrox.
“Rangers boasts an incredibly loyal fanbase and a rich history, and we eagerly anticipate the introduction of our cutting-edge digital ticketing platform ahead of next season. We can’t wait to get started on the rollout of the new ticketing platform, which will commence in the coming months.”