About Global Ticket
Global Ticket is an online ticketing company based in Amsterdam that specializes in providing cloud-based ticketing solutions for museums, attractions, zoos, and cultural venues. Founded in 2013, it has grown into a leading ticketing provider for institutions such as Madurodam, Van Gogh Museum, and other major attractions, and since 2020 it has operated as part of CM.com. The platform handles the full online ticket journey, from selecting time slots and ticket types to payment processing and issuing scannable e‑tickets.
A charge labeled something like “GLOBALTICKET AMSTERDAM” on your card statement typically relates to tickets you purchased online for a museum, attraction, exhibition, or similar leisure activity. In many cases, you complete your order on the attraction’s website (for example, a museum or theme park), but the actual payment and ticket issuance are processed by Global Ticket B.V. as their ticketing partner, which is why their name appears as the merchant of record instead of the venue’s name. The charge amount usually corresponds to the total ticket price plus any service fees shown at checkout.
If you have questions about this charge, start by checking your email for confirmation messages from the venue or from Global Ticket, including any PDFs or barcoded e‑tickets. These emails usually include a booking reference that support can use to look up your order. If you still can’t identify the transaction or need to change or cancel your visit, you can contact Global Ticket’s ticket support via the support links on the attraction’s ticket page or via the contact details on their website. Have your card’s last four digits, transaction date, and any order numbers ready to speed up resolution. Refunds, date changes, and no‑show policies are typically determined by the venue’s terms, but Global Ticket manages the technical processing once a venue approves a change or refund.