RepeatSeat Surpasses One Million Online Movie Ticket Sales for 2008

RepeatSeat (TSX VENTURE:RPS) is pleased to announce that on Sunday November 2,
2008, Canadian on-line and mobile movie ticketing sales to date for 2008
surpassed the one million ticket mark and that sales at that date are 160
percent over sales for all of 2007.


RepeatSeat President and COO, Mr. Robert Christianson stated that "this
milestone serves as an indicator that the Canadian movie public is embracing
on-line and mobile ticketing as a preferred way to purchase their tickets.
Online sales continue to be strong in Q4 with great releases like Madagascar:
Escape 2 Africa, Quantum of Solace and Twilight attracting movie lovers to the
theatres across Canada."


About RepeatSeat:

RepeatSeat is a leading interactive entertainment services company, offering
private label ticketing throughout North America and the Caribbean. RepeatSeat's
innovative Ticket Relationship Management (TRMTM) solutions provide a
proprietary portfolio of products to sporting and live event venues, tour and
excursion companies, ski hills and movie theatres. All point of sale, Internet
and mobile solutions feature full end-user data capture and management. For more
information on RepeatSeat, visit www.repeatseat.com.


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