Section 25.30. Operator prohibitions

1. A ticket is a license, issued by
  the operator of a place of entertainment, for admission to the place  of
  entertainment  at  the date and time specified on the ticket, subject to
  the terms and conditions as specified by the  operator.  Notwithstanding
  any  other  provision of law to the contrary, it shall be prohibited for
  any  operator  of  a  place  of  entertainment,  who  offers  for   sale
  subscription  or  season  ticket  packages, to restrict by any means the
  resale of any tickets included in  the  subscription  or  season  ticket
  package  as  a  condition  of  purchase,  as  a condition to retain such
  tickets for the duration of the subscription or  season  ticket  package
  agreement,  or  as  a  condition to retain any contractually agreed upon
  rights to purchase future subscription or season  ticket  packages  that
  are  otherwise conferred in the subscription or season ticket agreement.
  Furthermore, it shall be prohibited for  any  operator  of  a  place  of
  entertainment  to  deny access to a ticket holder who possesses a resold
  subscription or season ticket to  a  performance  based  solely  on  the
  grounds that such ticket has been resold.
    2.  Additionally,  nothing  in  this  article  shall  be  construed to
  prohibit an operator of a place of entertainment  from  maintaining  and
  enforcing any policies regarding conduct or behavior at or in connection
  with  their  venue. An operator shall be permitted to revoke or restrict
  season tickets for reasons relating to  violations  of  venue  policies,
  including  but  not  limited to, attempts by two or more persons to gain
  admission to a single event with both the cancelled  tickets  originally
  issued  to a season ticket holder and those tickets re-issued as part of
  a resale transaction, and to the extent the operator may deem  necessary
  for  the  protection  of  the  safety  of patrons or to address fraud or
  misconduct.
    * NB Repealed May 16, 2010