Goldstar is an online ticketing and marketing platform that allows users to discover and purchase tickets for live entertainment events.
Founded in 2002 by Jim McCarthy and three other partners
Launched Goldstar.com in October 2002
Became the largest seller of half-price tickets in the US by 2006
Expanded to Canada in 2010
Acquired by Providence Equity Partners in 2014
An online ticket exchange company that facilitates the buying and selling of tickets for sports, entertainment, and other live events
An American ticket sales and distribution company that sells tickets for events via its website and mobile app
An online ticket marketplace that allows users to buy and sell tickets for sports, concerts, and theater events
An online platform where users can discover and purchase tickets for live entertainment events, such as concerts, theater productions, and comedy shows
Gift certificates that can be used towards the purchase of tickets on the Goldstar platform
A membership program that offers early access to ticket sales, free ticket upgrades, and other benefits
Goldstar offers discounted tickets to live entertainment events by partnering with event organizers and venues to fill empty seats. Users can search and purchase tickets on the Goldstar website or mobile app.
Yes, Goldstar partners with event organizers and venues to offer discounted tickets that are legitimate and valid for entry.
Goldstar earns a commission from organizers and venues for each ticket sold through its platform. Goldstar also offers Goldstar Premium, a subscription service that generates recurring revenue.
No, Goldstar only sells tickets through partnerships with event organizers and venues. Users cannot sell tickets on the Goldstar platform.
Goldstar's refund policy varies depending on the event and venue, but typically does not allow for refunds or exchanges. Users should check the event details and refund policy before purchasing tickets.
