California AB1291 mandates proof of purchase for entertainment events and requires ticket sellers to disclose ticket details.

California AB1291 requires ticket sellers to provide proof of purchase to consumers immediately after ticket sales. Venue operators must honor this proof if the consumer cannot access their ticket, the proof is legitimate, and it is linked to the event ticket. The bill also mandates that primary contractors and ticket sellers disclose the number of days reserved for an event, the total number of tickets available, and the ticket prices. These disclosures must be updated when additional tickets are released. The bill exempts certain small venues from these requirements.

California AB1291 mandates proof of purchase for entertainment events and requires ticket sellers to disclose ticket details.

California AB1291 requires ticket sellers to provide proof of purchase to consumers immediately after ticket sales. Venue operators must honor this proof if the consumer cannot access their ticket, the proof is legitimate, and it is linked to the event ticket. The bill also mandates that primary contractors and ticket sellers disclose the number of days reserved for an event, the total number of tickets available, and the ticket prices. These disclosures must be updated when additional tickets are released. The bill exempts certain small venues from these requirements.