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Piletilevi’s announcement regarding the extension of a state of emergency in the Republic of Estonia
The Government of the Republic extended the length of the emergency situation until the May, 17th. Piletilevi will handle all operations related to the postponed or cancelled events as soon as we have been given the needed information from the promoters. If the event You have purchased a ticket for is postponed or cancelled, we will contact You as soon as possible. We will send an e-mail letter to all the owners of PDF-tickets and add the information to our website, which You can find on your event’s page at www.piletilevi.ee. You don’t need to contact us personally.FAQ
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Piletilevi’s announcement regarding the establishment of a state of emergency in the Republic of Estonia
Due to the state of emergency established by the Government of the Republic on 12 March 2020, all public gatherings in the Republic of Estonia are prohibited until 1 May 2020. This means that pursuant to law, no cultural and entertainment events can take place during this period. In this regard, we urge all clients to exercise patience until event organisers have worked out definite postponement or cancellation plans, laid down the terms and conditions for exchanging or refunding purchased tickets, and the necessary resources have been allocated.
Due to the large flow of information, Piletilevi is unable to answer to individual questions regarding the situation – as the volume of queries is very large, we will address specific issues theme by theme and present the information we gather on Piletilevi’s website. In addition to publishing information on our website, we will provide information on specific events via e-mail to those who have purchased tickets online.
We kindly ask you for your understanding regarding the whole cultural and entertainment sector, to give us some time, and, if possible, to not return your tickets to postponed events.
Due to the state of emergency established by the Government of the Republic on 12 March 2020, all public gatherings in the Republic of Estonia are prohibited until 1 May 2020. This means that pursuant to law, no cultural and entertainment events can take place during this period. In this regard, we urge all clients to exercise patience until event organisers have worked out definite postponement or cancellation plans, laid down the terms and conditions for exchanging or refunding purchased tickets, and the necessary resources have been allocated.
Due to the large flow of information, Piletilevi is unable to answer to individual questions regarding the situation – as the volume of queries is very large, we will address specific issues theme by theme and present the information we gather on Piletilevi’s website. In addition to publishing information on our website, we will provide information on specific events via e-mail to those who have purchased tickets online.
We kindly ask you for your understanding regarding the whole cultural and entertainment sector, to give us some time, and, if possible, to not return your tickets to postponed events.
