Independent ticket monitoring

How our Studio Tour ticket alerts work

Choose the dates and party size you would actually book. We monitor the official availability flow and notify you when a matching positive result appears.

From setup to official checkout

The monitoring workflow

  1. 1

    Choose dates and quantity

    Select one or more visit dates and the minimum number of tickets you need together. A free alert supports one ticket; Premium supports larger parties.

  2. 2

    We monitor the official booking flow

    The watcher checks the official ticket channel. A failed, blocked or incomplete response is treated as unknown, never as proof that tickets are sold out.

  3. 3

    A matching result triggers an alert

    When a clean result contains one of your dates with enough capacity, we send an email and, when connected, a Telegram notification.

  4. 4

    You complete the official purchase

    The alert opens the official booking website. We do not hold inventory, add tickets to a basket or sell admission.

  5. 5

    Tell us when you booked

    The booking-confirmation link closes your monitor and completes the service funnel without putting your email address in the URL.

What an alert means

An alert is a timestamped observation that matching availability was visible during a successful check. Availability can change before you complete checkout, so verify the date, time, visitor categories and total on the official website.

The public availability page shows the latest positive snapshot and the time it was collected. Missing dates are not labelled sold out because an incomplete response is not evidence of zero inventory.

Service boundaries

Official sources

Checked against first-party Studio Tour information. Always verify current ticket terms with the official seller.

Ready when you are

Monitor the dates you can actually attend

Set up your alert