Find out about Companion and Concession Cards
Note: Ticketlink acts on behalf of the promoter as a ticketing agent. Promoters reserve the right to offer concessions, which may not apply to all shows.
All Companion and Concession cards are issued by the Australian Government.
About companion card
If you have a disability or lifelong need for 'attendant care support' in order to participate in community activities and attend venues, the Companion Card can help you with the costs of getting out and about with the support of a companion.
Companion Card holders receive a second ‘companion' ticket at no charge at participating venues / performances. When booking your event with Ticketlink, the second ‘companion’ ticket is labelled ‘State Government Companion Card’, with no charge and is exempt from booking fees.
The Companion Card is issued in the name of the person who has a disability, and is valid for 5 years. Ticketlink will sight Companion Cards at the box office prior to ticket collection / sale and will update your customer account so you only have to do this once. Alternatively, email an image of your Companion Card along with your booking reference number to info@ticketlink.com.au.
All Companion Card bookings must be booked and paid separately, i.e. Companion Card group bookings under one name is not available.
Source and for more information: About companion card | People with disability | Queensland Government (www.qld.gov.au)
About Government Benefit or Senior Card holders
Government entitlements are available for seniors and retirees, including pensions, senior cards and health care cards. You may access some discounts if you are an eligible Government Benefit or Senior Card holder. Ticketlink advises customers to bring along your Government Benefit or Senior Card along with a photo I.D. on performance day.
Before selecting tickets to a performance by choosing Government Benefit or Senior Card holder ticket, see if you currently hold an eligible card: About Concession and health care cards