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Eleven per cent still use the traditional box office to buy tickets, whilst eight per cent use premium ticketing outlets such as Showbiz to buy tickets.
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More Australian theatre-goers use the internet to purchase theatre tickets than any other service - according to an AussieTheatre.com poll. 64
per cent of theatre-goers use the usual online ticketing outlets such
as Ticketek or Ticketmaster to purchase tickets to shows.