Where most complaints about this service are coming from, over the last 24 hours.
Shows where the service URL was unreachable during the detected outage periods. Percentages indicate the share of failed checks from monitoring locations in each country.
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Clear your browser cache and try opening the site in a private tab. If that doesn't help, flush your DNS cache — on Windows, run ipconfig /flushdns in the command prompt. Also check whether the problem is browser-specific: switching from Chrome to Firefox or Edge often resolves silent loading failures caused by corrupted local data.
This usually happens when filters are applied too aggressively. Reset all search parameters and try again with only the event name or date. If the results page freezes mid-search, reload and avoid clicking the search button multiple times — queuing duplicate requests can cause the interface to hang.
Some banks flag ticket platform charges as suspicious and block them automatically. Call your bank's card support line and ask them to authorize the payment before retrying. Alternatively, use a payment method not tied to the same bank.
If the password reset email isn't arriving, check your spam folder and make sure you're entering the address linked to your account. Session errors — where the page loops back to login after entering credentials — are usually fixed by clearing cookies entirely, not just the cache.
If your ticket shows a blank page or an error icon instead of the QR code, the issue is often a failed media load due to a slow connection. Switch to a stable Wi-Fi network and reload. If the file still won't open, try downloading it again from your order history rather than using a saved link.
Heavy traffic around popular event announcements can slow the server response noticeably. If clicking through the checkout takes unusually long, avoid refreshing the payment page — it can duplicate the request. Wait 30–60 seconds before assuming something went wrong.