The Mandela Bay Development Agency, the operator of the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium is thrilled to announce a partnership with one of South Africa’s leading ticketing service providers Webtickets.
The iconic and world class Nelson Mandela Bay stadium was built for the FIFA 2010 World Cup as a multipurpose facility and has since witnessed some amazing soccer matches enjoyed by thrilled spectator from all over the globe.
With this new partnership between the Stadium and Webtickets, events at the NMBS will have access to the latest technological and ensure a world class ticketing solution. The company is known for its unmatched superior customer experience, offering easier and more outlets to buy tickets to almost any event under the South Africa sky.
Together, Webtickets and Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium will be implementing:
- Integrated Point of Sale (POS) System: Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium will now benefit from a seamless POS system, ensuring efficient ticket sales both online and at the venue itself.
- Online and In-Store Ticket Sales: With Webtickets, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium can offer patrons the convenience of purchasing tickets online or in-person, at either Pick n Pay or Boxer Stores. Making tickets easier to access across the country. Whether it’s a digital transaction or a face-to-face purchase, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium events will be more accessible than ever.
- Advanced Access Control Technology: Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium will have at its disposal advanced access control technology, ensuring a smooth and secure entry process for all patrons. This modern approach to access control is designed to enhance the overall theatre experience.
- Marketing Assistance: Webtickets will be a valuable partner in Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium and its tenants marketing endeavours. Their team of experts will provide hands-on marketing assistance, helping to promote performances and reach a wider audience through our ever-growing social media channels, digi-screens, and newsletter audiences.
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