We were hoping to buy tickets in the fan presale which started today, for Glasgow. However, we need one ticket for the wheelchair-accessible space, and neither Seeticket, who are handling the presale, nor Ticketsoup (the venue) will sell us one.
Seeticket say they're 'just an agency' and don't have access to the tix, so can't sell them to me. Ticketsoup say they'll be happy to sell me one on Friday, when the general tix go on sale, but not in the presale. Both referred me back and forth between them.
Apparently this is a common problem, only the venue can sell tix for its disabled access areas, but they won't make them available except in general sales. This seems like a clear case of disability discrimination to me - disabled people can't access the same goods and services as non-disabled.
We're afraid that all the tix will sell out before we can get them on Friday. What's the point of a fan presale if some fans can't buy tix?
I know this won't be the band's fault, but can anyone suggest how to reach them to make them aware? I've tried to contact the promotors, too - DF Concerts in Scotland - but no luck so far...