How To Get Free TV Tickets Part2
There’s generally two ways to register for free tickets – premium rate phone lines and Online registration. Premium rate lines are not conducive to saving money so we will concentrate on where to get the tickets completely free
The main site to start with is
You can find the main flagship BBC inhouse shows here for free. There’s also the added bonus of getting free tickets to radio recording as well.
The Applause Store
The Applause Store provide audiences for most of the famous shows in ITV, BBc, Channel4 and Sky shows such as XFactor, Gladiators, Britain’s Got Talent, The Album Chart Show, Sunday Night Project, Big Brother’s Little Brother, Dancing on Ice, QI, Gordon Ramsay, Top Gear, and The Brit Awards amongst others
Hattrick
Hattrick produce some of the best shows shown on the BBC such as Have I Got News For You and The Armstrong and Miller Show but demand always outstrips supply so you have to plan ahead.For HIGNFY you would probably want to book a year in advance, they really are that sought after.
TVRecordings
TVR provide tickets for popular shows for both ITV and BBC. The most popular being Harry Hill’s TV Burp and the sitcom Not Going Out
SRO Audiences
If you like Jasper Carrot, Alan Titchmarsh, Mitchell and Webb, Graham Norton, Derek Acorah, Vernon Kaye, Mock the Week, Ant and Dec and old favourites like Mr & Mrs and the top choice amongst students and pensioners alike Countdown
Lost in TV
If its shows like Chris Tarrant’s Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, Noel’s HQ and The Paul O’Grady Show that you like then get signed up with Lost
Clappers
If you like Loose Women, and lets face it who doesn’t then you can get on the studio audience very easily with regular recordings. A little bit harder but definitely worth it are the yearly screenings of Last Of The Summer Wine – normally in November and January and often with some of the cast members in attendance. Clappers also provide the audience for various Paramount Comedy Channel stand up gigs.
Channel5
There’s not a lot to go and see at Channel5 – If you like Trisha then great but for most people there’s not always a huge amount on offer there
Beonscreen
If you want to take it further and be in the programme rather than watching it then sign up with Beonscreen – they always need participants for various shows
