Attraction Tickets (365 Tickets)
Easily connect with 365 Tickets, UK's best attraction tickets provider. Sell your tours to a wider audience & seamlessly integrate with multiple sales channels- only at TicketingHub!
Sell attraction tickets to a UK audience with 365 Tickets
Attractions live on volume. Theme parks, museums, observation decks and animal parks don't sell one departure a day — they sell thousands of admissions across timed slots, and every unsold slot expires worthless. That's why specialist ticket retailers matter: they aggregate demand you can't reach yourself. 365 Tickets is one of the UK's established attraction ticket providers, and connecting it through TicketingHub's channel manager puts your admissions in front of its audience without splitting your inventory into a second system.
What is 365 Tickets?
365 Tickets is a UK-based attraction ticket retailer that has been selling since 2002 and has served over 4 million tickets worldwide. It is best known for tickets to the world's major theme parks and resorts — Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Orlando Resort, Universal Studios Florida, SeaWorld Orlando and Disneyland Paris among them — alongside a broad catalogue of attractions.
For an operator, the interesting part isn't the marquee names — it's the buying behaviour they create. 365 Tickets' customers are pre-purchase planners: families and travellers who buy admission before the trip, often as part of planning a bigger holiday. That's a fundamentally better customer for an attraction than a walk-up, because the revenue is committed before the weather forecast is.
The UK is also one of the world's most reliable outbound travel markets, with holidays booked well in advance — often around school terms. Advance ticket retail rides that habit: admissions are bought weeks or months out, which turns your future calendar into committed revenue and gives you visibility on busy dates long before they arrive.
How the connection works
TicketingHub links your inventory to 365 Tickets through its channel manager. Availability is shared live, and each sale drops into the same TicketingHub dashboard as your gate sales, website sales and other channels:
- Timed capacity stays honest — if a time slot fills through your own site or at the gate, the retailer stops selling it instantly.
- Tickets arrive gate-ready — bookings carry the reseller name and appear in Orders like any other sale, so entry staff scan and admit without special handling.
- One report covers everything — channel sales sit beside direct sales in your reporting, so you can see what the partnership actually contributes.
As with all our OTA and reseller connections, commission and rates are agreed directly between you and 365 Tickets.
Operator scenarios
Attractions courting inbound UK visitors
If a meaningful share of your visitors are British holidaymakers, a UK retailer that's been selling attraction tickets for two decades is a shortcut to that market. Your listing rides on trust the retailer has already built with its buyers.
Theme parks and large-capacity venues
High-capacity venues can afford to dedicate allocation to resellers — but static allocations waste seats on slow days and run out on busy ones. Live availability through the channel manager replaces the allocation guessing game: the retailer simply sells from the same pool as everyone else, up to the limits you set.
Smaller attractions building year-round sales
The name 365 reflects the pitch: tickets sold all year round. Museums, zoos and indoor attractions with steady weekly capacity use the channel to add a background hum of advance bookings that smooths out seasonal dips.
Getting set up
The connection uses TicketingHub's standard OTA workflow: add a wholesale rate to the products you want distributed, create a reseller record for 365 Tickets and assign the rate, then build a channel containing those products and share its access token with the retailer. Map your ticket tiers — adult, child, concession — so guest types match on both sides. Contact your TicketingHub account manager or support to enable the channel; we'll help verify the first test booking appears as a pending order with the reseller name attached.
Frequently asked questions
Is 365 Tickets only for giant theme parks?
No. The headline brands are the big resorts, but the catalogue spans attractions of all sizes. If you sell admission tickets — a museum, a tower, an aquarium, an animal park — you're the kind of supplier the platform exists for.
How do 365 Tickets customers get into my venue?
Their bookings land in TicketingHub like any other order, so they're on your system at the gate — scannable, searchable, and counted against the right time slot.
Can I limit which ticket types the channel sells?
Yes — the channel contains only the products you add, and rates are set per reseller. Annual passes or member-only tickets can stay off the channel entirely.
What does it cost to sell through 365 Tickets?
Commission terms are negotiated directly between you and 365 Tickets. TicketingHub provides the technical connection; the commercial agreement is yours.
Will reseller sales mess up my own reporting?
The opposite — because every channel flows into one dashboard, your reporting finally shows direct, gate and reseller sales side by side, each attributed to its source.
How is 365 Tickets different from listing on a general OTA?
General OTAs sell everything from day tours to cooking classes; 365 Tickets specialises in attraction admissions and has done for over twenty years. Specialisation shows up in the audience — buyers arrive intending to purchase entry tickets, often for a whole family, rather than browsing loosely for inspiration. Many operators run both kinds of channel side by side, which the channel manager makes painless.
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