Okla. Stat. tit. 15, § 15-774
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in this act:
1. “Admission ticket” means evidence of a right of entry to a
venue or an entertainment event;
2. “Event” means a concert, theatrical performance, sporting
event, exhibition, show, or other similar activity held in this
state;
3. “Initial sale” means the first sale of an admission ticket
by the ticket seller, which may include the distribution of
admission tickets under an agreement between the ticker seller and
the recipient;
4. “Person” means any individual, partnership, corporation,
limited liability company, other organization, or any combination
thereof;
5. “Place of entertainment” means any privately or publicly
owned or operated entertainment facility within this state, such as
a theater, stadium, museum, arena, park, racetrack, or other place
where concerts, theatrical performances, sporting events,
exhibitions, shows, or other similar activities are held and for
which an entry fee is charged;
6. “Presale” means a sale of admission tickets at or below the
price printed on the ticket by, or with the permission of, a ticket
seller, prior to their release to the general public;
7. “Promoter” means a person who organizes financing and
publicity for an entertainment event; and
8. “Ticket seller” means a person that makes admission tickets
available, directly or indirectly, at an initial presale or sale to
the general public, and may include an owner or operator of a place
of entertainment, a sponsor or promoter of an event, a sports team
participating in an event, a theater company, a musical group, or
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similar participant in an event, or an employee or agent of any such
person.
1. “Admission ticket” means evidence of a right of entry to a
venue or an entertainment event;
2. “Event” means a concert, theatrical performance, sporting
event, exhibition, show, or other similar activity held in this
state;
3. “Initial sale” means the first sale of an admission ticket
by the ticket seller, which may include the distribution of
admission tickets under an agreement between the ticker seller and
the recipient;
4. “Person” means any individual, partnership, corporation,
limited liability company, other organization, or any combination
thereof;
5. “Place of entertainment” means any privately or publicly
owned or operated entertainment facility within this state, such as
a theater, stadium, museum, arena, park, racetrack, or other place
where concerts, theatrical performances, sporting events,
exhibitions, shows, or other similar activities are held and for
which an entry fee is charged;
6. “Presale” means a sale of admission tickets at or below the
price printed on the ticket by, or with the permission of, a ticket
seller, prior to their release to the general public;
7. “Promoter” means a person who organizes financing and
publicity for an entertainment event; and
8. “Ticket seller” means a person that makes admission tickets
available, directly or indirectly, at an initial presale or sale to
the general public, and may include an owner or operator of a place
of entertainment, a sponsor or promoter of an event, a sports team
participating in an event, a theater company, a musical group, or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 15. Contracts Page 159
similar participant in an event, or an employee or agent of any such
person.
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