Fan-to-Fan ticket marketplace where prices are always capped at face-value or less.
Twickets is the UK’s largest fan-to-fan secure ticket trading platform, enabling fans to buy and sell spare tickets at face value or less since 2011. We list thousands of tickets every month for gigs, festivals, sports, comedy, and the arts. You can trade tickets securely through our service, with payment and delivery all agreed upfront. Our dedicated team of human moderators checks every ticket to ensure all are listed at face value or less. Buyers and sellers are protected under our guarantee.
Why Twickets?
- Over 6 million people have used Twickets in the last 12 months
- Rated 4.7 stars on Trustpilot from thousands of reviews
- We ensure fair resale – no inflated prices, always face value or less
Download the free Twickets app and register with Facebook, Twitter, or simply with an email address and password.
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What Our Fans Say
Extremely easy selling process
“Extremely easy selling process. Minutes from putting my tickets up for sale they were sold and money transferred. Great to know they went at face value to someone who really wanted them. Looking forward to purchasing tickets from here too now. Would definitely recommend!” - JH
Highly recommended for a fair and honest transaction
“It is secure, trustworthy and efficient. I have used it a few times recently due to my husband's illness and all has gone perfectly and everyone was happy. We can be paid back for our tickets whilst someone else can use the tickets for a fair price knowing they are genuine - and the venue doesn't have empty seats!” - Lynn
I absolutely love Twickets
"I absolutely love Twickets, selling tickets for a concert or whatever that you can no longer attend due to unforeseen circumstances (which happens to everyone from time to time) to someone who couldn't get tickets at the time is just brilliant. Nobody buying tickets for profit purposes, nobody scamming anyone, just a decent system whereby tickets can be traded and everyone's happy :)” - Andy
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How it works
Buyers:
- Use filters to find tickets for events.
- You can pay with all major debit/credit cards, and for most events, we also accept PayPal.
- Buyers are charged a Twickets fee per transaction.*
Sellers:
- Sell your tickets quickly and securely for free.
- Choose from a range of delivery options, including meet-up, post, and drop and collect.
Alerts:
- Can’t find the tickets you want?
- Set up an alert for the event you're searching for.
- Be notified by email or push notification as soon as someone lists the tickets you’re looking for.
Download the free Twickets app now and start trading tickets at face value or less with true fans!
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Featured by Apple in ‘Great Entertainment Apps’
“With Viagogo and Seatwave often selling above face value… Twickets offers fans an alternative.” – The Guardian
“Twickets and One Direction, not Taylor Swift, are the true music revolutionaries.” – The Telegraph
“This is great news for punters and bad news for touts.” – The Sun
“Twickets is already what the secondary market should be about: true fans selling to true fans at face value.” – Sharon Hodgson MP
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You can also buy and sell tickets on our website: https://www.twickets.live
Follow us on social media for news, competitions, and new tickets:
- Twitter: @Twickets
- Facebook: Twickets
- Instagram: @twicketsuk
We love to hear feedback from our users; feel free to send us an email with your comments/ideas to feedback@twickets.co.uk.
See our full terms and conditions for more information at www.twickets.live/terms.
I’ve used Twickets a number of times to buy tickets for gigs that sold out in minutes. I set alerts up for the gigs I’m interested in then can act on the alerts, yes you have to be quick, however I have always managed to get tickets for the gigs I want. The fans I buy off have listed the tickets for resale for genuine reasons. The tickets cannot be sold at inflated prices, it is face value or less. There is a small charge that I am more than happy to pay. I had one occasion to query and my query was dealt with quickly, the seller contacted me and it was an issue over postage. I will never use tout sites again. Twickets is my go to site 👍🏼
Brilliant service, terrible app
bhodgson
I’ve used Twickets to buy and sell loads, as a service it’s great. But I always use the website. The app is so dated - it’s 2019 and they still don’t have iPhone X screen size support - and the UX is appalling. By default the screen shows you all tickets posted today, regardless of when that concert is or it having any relevance to you. To search for an event takes about 50 clicks, as you have to go into a filters view, enter the event name, click a few more times to add relevant venue and dates. Then for some reason it still lists tickets by most recently added - so the tickets that have been waiting to sell the longest are actually the furthest down the list, and you cannot change this sorting to something more useful like order by event date, or (ideally) ticket price. It’s baffling. Try and search for “!!!” to get ChkChkChk tickets though and you’ll get about 4 error alerts instead. Then, when you leave the app it retains the filters, so the next time you load the app you’re hit with a blank screen, which somehow feels worse than the random list of events, and you have to go back into the filters, clear them and start again. It’s the design work of a mad person, and it’s been like this for years. Please please do something about it 🙏🏻
A sale but no payment
To Mr N
So I sold 2 tickets on here as I couldn’t make the event and I had no clue what to do as I was new to the app, I thought it was pretty straightforward and it was until it got to the actual payment. So it gets you to put your bank details in which you want the money to be put into but then after that you cannot check or make sure you have put the correct account and it becomes a guessing game. Apparently I put a total different bank account in that isn’t mine and put the tickets for sale, I’m stupid but not that stupid. Support isn’t helpful and basically will tell you it’s your fault and loss. So now I’m £140 down in which I was selling the tickets because I needed that money but now some random person has that money and I can’t do nothing about it. Don’t use this app, use anything else lol
More listings detail needed upfront
Amum28
I love the Twickets system, it’s great. However, please could you consider adding some more detail on the initial pages and alerts? As it stands, you have to click on “buy” to see the detail - eg. for a festival listing with multiple types of tickets (such as “camping” “day pass” “boutique camping” “live-in vehicle”) it would be more useful to see what type of tickets the listing includes (rather than “multiple price bands”) before clicking “buy”. It’s annoying to have to go clicking backwards and forwards just to see this info. Also, after clicking “buy” for on one of the listings, then seeing it’s not what I want, then going back to a long list of listings, could the ones I’ve already looked at be indicated somehow? It’s hard to keep track! Thanks for considering this.
We've made some minor fixes and improvements.
Version 6.29
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Information
Provider
Twickets Limited
Size
27.1 MB
Category
Entertainment
Compatibility
Requires iOS 17.0 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 17.0 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 14.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.