Website Accessibility

We're committed to making our website accessible to everyone, including those with disabilities.

Our Commitment

Our Website Accessibility Policy and Commitment

Event Tickets Center is committed to making our website accessible, including to those with disabilities. We are continually improving our website to comply with the accessibility guidelines in WCAG 2.0. Concerted efforts are under way to improve accessibility. We work to ensure our designers, engineers, leadership, and all other stake holders are educated and up-to-date on the latest accessibility requirements.

Committed to Accessibility

We’re committed to building a site that’s usable for everyone — no exceptions. That means designing with accessibility in mind from the beginning, and supporting the people, tools, and ideas that help move inclusive design forward.

Listening, Learning, Improving

We know accessibility isn’t a one-and-done thing. That’s why our team is always listening to feedback, learning from experts and users, and making ongoing updates to improve the experience for everyone who visits our site.

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Event Tickets Center's commitment to website accessibility

How to zoom in your screen

You can adjust the zoom level of your browser using these keyboard shortcuts:

  • Windows & Linux: Press Ctrl and + to zoom in, or Ctrl and - to zoom out.
  • Mac: Press Cmd and + to zoom in, or Cmd and - to zoom out.
  • Reset: Press Ctrl + 0 (Windows) or Cmd + 0 (Mac) to return to 100%.

How to change the colors or fonts on the page

Most browsers allow you to customize your viewing experience:

  • Browser Settings: Go to Settings > Appearance to adjust font sizes or styles.
  • High Contrast: On Windows, search for "High Contrast" in your system settings. On Mac, go to System Settings > Accessibility > Display.
  • Extensions: Tools like "Dark Reader" or "High Contrast" (available in the Chrome Web Store) can help invert colors or increase readability.

How to find and use a screen reader

Screen readers are built into most modern operating systems:

  • Windows (Narrator): Press Windows Key + Ctrl + Enter to start or stop Narrator.
  • Mac (VoiceOver): Press Cmd + F5 to turn VoiceOver on or off.
  • Third-Party Options: NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access) is a popular, free screen reader for Windows users.

How to use accessibility tools on mobile

Your mobile device has a dedicated accessibility suite in the settings menu:

  • iOS (iPhone/iPad): Go to Settings > Accessibility. Here you can enable VoiceOver (screen reader) or Display & Text Size (to increase font scale).
  • Android: Go to Settings > Accessibility. You can enable TalkBack for screen reading or adjust Display size and text for better visibility.

Seating Accessibility

For questions about seating accessibility and accessible tickets, please reach out to customersupport@eventticketscenter.com or call +1-855-261-6909

Website Help

Ensuring Event Tickets Center is accessible to everyone is a constant effort. If any material on our website impacts your ability to access the information, please contact us at accessibility@etctix.com.