PCL1 Memphis Redbirds

New Ticket Technology Allows Fans to Print Tickets

Published on February 18, 2003 under Pacific Coast League (PCL1)
Memphis Redbirds News Release


MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Redbirds fans have long been able to buy tickets online. The not-for-profit ‘Birds have now taken that one step further ... and for fans, it's a step that will allow them to step right past the ticket windows and into AutoZone Park. Via the Redbirds' website (www.memphisredbirds.com) and new Extremetix ClicknPrint ticketing technology, fans are now able to purchase and print Redbirds tickets at home, effectively allowing fans to skip the ticket windows altogether.

"As part of our commitment to remain an industry leader in the area of customer service, the Memphis Redbirds are excited to offer our fans the latest in ticketing technology," said Redbirds Vice President of Marketing Kerry Sewell. "Through ClicknPrint Tickets printyour- own ticketing, enjoying a Redbirds game at AutoZone Park will be even easier and more enjoyable when our fans can bypass the will-call window outside and spend more time enjoying what we have waiting for them inside the ballpark."

The ClicknPrint Tickets system not only provides convenient on-line purchasing and no-hassle, print-your-own ticket delivery, it also allows ticket buyers to reprint lost or damaged tickets and to securely transfer tickets to anyone via e-mail.

"Extremetix is pleased to be partnering with the Redbirds to provide the convenience and simplicity of our instant "print-your-own" tickets to their enthusiastic fans," said Charly Garrett, President of Extremetix. "We're confident that our ClicknPrint Tickets system will quickly become a fan favorite as it has in other venues and once again confirm that the Redbirds are one of the most progressive, fan-friendly teams in sports today."

Opening Day is slated for April 3 as the Redbirds play host to the Albuquerque Isotopes. Game time is 7:05. For more information on how you can be an All-Star in 2003, call 721-6000 or visit us online at www.memphisredbirds.com.

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The 2003 Triple-A All Star Game, to be played at AutoZone Park on July 16 and televised nationally on ESPN2, was played last season at Oklahoma City's Bricktown Ballpark and has provided a stage for future major league stars such as Jim Thome (Cleveland Indians), Chipper Jones (Atlanta Braves), Bernie Williams, Derek Jeter and Alfonso Soriano (New York Yankees), Mike Piazza (New York Mets), Pedro Martinez (Boston Red Sox) and Todd Helton (Rockies) - among countless others - since its inception in 1988.

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