JP3079407U - Ticket system - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] To increase the added value of a ticket by providing a ticket sheet with a portion for storing an information recording medium such as a CD or a monument. A ticket system includes a printable section having at least one appendage, such as a CD. All important data and information are printed on the section 12 by a printer installed at the entertainment venue. The addendum holds valuable information to the attendees of the event after the event has ended. Since the ticket system manages entry, it can be fixed to clothes.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a ticket system with high added value.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 As a ticket system used as a ticket in an event, a printed paper or cardboard section having a portion that can be cut off along a cut line is known. In this case, the ticket usually has the general content for the purchaser: the name of the event, the date and time, and possibly additional seating and events. Such tickets can be revoked mechanically or manually, and participants in the event may be required to leave the event venue halfway by holding the ticket until the end of the event. You can prove your identity again. At the time of the event, it is possible to print the above information on this ticket using a printer prepared in advance on site.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 The purpose of the present invention is to provide a better and more adaptable ticket system.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The object of the present invention is achieved by a ticket system having the features described in claim 1 of the present invention.

[0005] The ticket system of the present invention comprises at least one printable section, preferably a piece of paper, cardboard, or a synthetic material. At the time of the event, such sections can be printed directly with a printer prepared in the field, or they can be distributed in printed form. At this time, a special layout can be created or called up using a computer connected to the printer, and this can be printed on the ticket in addition to general information about the event. Further, the ticket system of the present invention has an additional material on the ticket piece itself. The advantage in this case is that you do not have to distribute the already printed tickets, but instead print at the entertainment venue with a printer of a general sales system (eg a thermal printer) using the desired layout. It is possible. In this case, if necessary, the layout can be changed in a short period of time.

[0006] By printing on the ticket system information necessary for the purchaser, such as the name of the event, date, time, seat, etc., the ticket is first personalized to the individual. In this case, the ticket has all the information needed to participate in the event. At the end of the event, the ticket loses its value to the buyer and is therefore disposed of by the buyer. The ticket system of the present invention, on the other hand, includes additional information relating to the event or relating to the advertiser or sponsor of the event, that is, an additional element. Such a ticket system provides a new use for buyers beyond entertainment, and has added value.

[0007] For example, tickets retain their personal value to each purchaser, with the ticket pieces being provided with additional items such as the Church of Our Lady at events relating to the rebuilding of the Church of Our Lady of Dresden. In short, this appeals to the buyer himself. The ticket in this case has more value than just admission management, and will retain that value even after the event ends.

[0008] Providing the latest data storage medium in the ticket can be expected to have even greater effects. State-of-the-art data storage media include valuable multimedia features, such as short cinematic summaries of events, learning programs for school-related events, advertising programs by sponsors and advertisers, music clips, graphics, etc. This makes it possible, for example, to relive at home with friends and family. In this case, even if the participants of the event do not have to search for the Internet, television (eg, video texts), newspapers, program booklets, etc., the participants of the event will be able to participate in the events, such as the short videos, audio elements and graphics mentioned above. It is possible to call up additional multimedia information in a very simple way. A further advantage is that the content of basic information can be stored or played back, especially if the data storage medium is used, and if the event is intended for students. is there. The data storage medium in this case is preferably a cassette tape or a floppy disk, more preferably a compact disk (CD), a read-only compact disk (CD-ROM), a digital versatile disk (DVD), or the like. This includes future data storage media, that is, data storage media to be developed.

A particular advantage of the data storage medium is that the data storage medium can be provided with a program that includes a link to a particular website of the sponsor, advertiser, or sponsor. is there. In this way, so-called “bookmarks” make it extremely easy for ticket buyers to directly access the organizer's website. That is, when a purchaser inserts a data storage medium such as a CD or a floppy disk into a computer and starts up, the user is directly guided to a predetermined website linked by a so-called “click generator”. A further great advantage is that the data storage medium can be provided with a program that leaves an identification sign, preferably a signature, when calling a given website. This is a huge advantage, as it can be used by organizers, especially advertisers and sponsors. In other words, the number of participants who have accessed the website through such a data storage medium after the event has ended allows the organizer to immediately check the effect of the data storage medium that he or she has prepared. is there. The number of visitors to a given website also includes such immediate feedback on the effectiveness of the advertising vehicle. This is not possible, for example, with conventional advertisements that print website addresses on tickets or posters or newspaper advertisements. In this case, the ticket purchaser must keep the ticket after the event or remember the Internet address. Or you have to struggle to find it with a computer search function, which is very difficult for beginners on the Internet. Furthermore, in this case, it is impossible for the organizer, and its advertisers and sponsors, to know exactly where a website visitor obtained the address. By linking the ticket to a specific website via a link and adding an adjunct, such as an identification sign, and preferably a data storage medium that can be left behind a signature, how many of the attendees to the event do so. It is possible to accurately confirm that the proper additive is used. The value of such accurate classification and the ability to use it to ultimately estimate the effectiveness of advertising means is invaluable in the fields of advertising and marketing.

[0010] Mini CDs that can be used in ticket systems have an average storage capacity of 40 MB, but can eventually increase from 60 MB to 80 MB. In particular, DVDs can store a large amount of data, and in addition to playing short music and film, can store links to websites and even small-scale service programs. In this case, for example, a car manufacturer could provide a program on such a competent data storage medium to acquire a new customer, so that the program could allow the customer to assemble the car equipment himself May be considered.

[0011] The provision of such a supplement, especially a data storage medium having multimedia functions, significantly increases the value of a new use method, and furthermore, the value of the ticket. Such tickets will increase the motivation to engage with the event, even after the event the visitor has visited has ended. In addition, the professional expression that is much more impressive when compared to, for example, traditional program booklets opens up new possibilities for interacting with others interested in the same event. Such a new kind of ticket system is therefore just a fad. In particular, it will appeal to the younger generation, who is very attractive for advertising.

The ticket system can also perform entrance management and / or reception registration in order to securely manage entrance and exit. Furthermore, for visual management, it may be worn on clothing so as to be noticeable. Embodiments of the ticket system that allow the ticket system to be viewed and secured onto the garment, preferably with additionals, create the additional advantage of being eye-catching. At this time, the surface of the ticket system is being used as an additional advertising means. This is an effect not found in conventional tickets.

[0013] Such a ticket system consists of at least one printable section, preferably a section of paper, cardboard or a synthetic material. At this time, a part that can be separated by perforations, bridges or folds is formed in the ticket system for the purpose of admission control and / or registration. In addition to the previously detachable elements, it is also possible to provide a bar code, preferably on the ticket system.

[0014] To visually fix such a ticket, for example, on clothing, the ticket can be folded and a portion of the ticket can be mounted on the clothing, such that the ticket can be mounted on the clothing. It can be bent. Further, in that case, it is preferable that the portion or the area where the additional object is attached is visible when the accessory is attached to the outside. Preferably, folds, perforations, or connecting bridges are formed to facilitate folding of the ticket system.

[0015] The ticket system, as already explained, preferably comprises two or more parts separated by perforations, bridges, folds and the like.

In a preferred embodiment, there is provided a ticket system comprising three connected parts, wherein the first part can be separated as an admission control element at the time of admission control, and can be further used at an entertainment venue such as a ticket gate. It is a part that can be inserted into the entrance equipment like the above or can be checked manually. The second part is folded so that it can be easily inserted, for example, into a breast pocket. The third part, which is further provided with additionals, is mounted outward.

[0017]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of a method for storing an additional object is described.

In a preferred embodiment, a concave deformed portion is formed to accommodate at least a part of the outer periphery of a horizontal flat element such as a floppy disk or a CD.

In another preferred embodiment, a convex deformation is formed. The projection is used to insert an additional material such as a CD. The concave or convex deformation is preferably formed by embossing a part of the ticket system so that it can be easily fixed.

In a particularly preferred embodiment, at least one adhesive part is formed on the ticket system for fixing the appendage. The advantage here is that the adduct can be formed in any shape. More preferably, use is made of adhesive parts made of lacquer or glue which allow the attachment to be detachably attached and which can be removed again without leaving any residue.

One preferred embodiment has an adhesive portion on the back of a portion of the ticket. When this part is bent, it is fixed to the back of another part, forming a case for storing the additional material. In this way, a case can be created in which additional items such as small foldable drawings, business cards, data storage media, etc. can be inserted in a very easy way.

In a preferred embodiment, the ticket is provided with at least one slit-shaped opening for the storage of the appendage. It is preferable that the slit having an arbitrary shape is formed by punching out a die. The appendage can be easily inserted into this slit. The advantage in this case is that the stamped-out tickets can be printed on site and the additional items can be easily attached. In addition, it is also possible to form a stamp after printing the ticket. This method is very easy and economical.

In a preferred embodiment, at least two slits are formed on the ticket at some distance. In this case, the flat part between the slits is bent downwards, into which a data storage medium, for example a CD, is inserted. The great advantage in this case is that the top surface of the CD is not only easily visible but also well supported. This is a particularly economical and quality method.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the appendage protected by the case is fixed to the ticket system.

In one embodiment, a silicon ribbon having an adhesive portion in place is used, and a completed case, preferably made of a transparent synthetic material, is attached to the silicon ribbon. Can be When mounting the case on the ticket piece, use a device for fixing directly on the printer, preferably a thermal printer. Printers can be kept directly at the venue. The ticket is first printed on the printer there. Thereafter, the silicon ribbon carrying the case is guided through this device to the printed ticket so that the silicon ribbon is peeled from the case and at the same time the case is fixed on the ticket with double-sided adhesive tape. You. This has the advantage that the case can be fixed to the ticket system in a very simple way. In particular, the method can be carried out on site with suitable equipment that can be used on special ticket printers, such as thermal printers. In this case, for example, it is possible to insert the additional material into the case before or after fixing the additional material, such as a data storage medium, on the ticket.

In one preferred embodiment, a sticky adhesive surface is attached to both sides on a tubular tape, preferably a ribbon made of a transparent synthetic material. The adhesive surface should preferably be completely unbroken or only partially broken. The tubular tape is attached onto a silicon ribbon by an adhesive surface. Thereafter, the tubular tape is cut into individual parts, and one end of each part is fused and closed so that a case having an opening is completed. At this time, the silicon ribbon is not separated. The device as described above can be used to mount the case on the ticket. At this time, the silicon ribbon with the case is guided to the printed ticket through the device, and the silicon ribbon is peeled from the case. On the other hand, the case with the double-sided adhesive surface is fixed on the ticket piece. An addendum such as a CD can be inserted manually, for example by a ticket salesperson, and then handed over to the purchaser. The advantage of this method is that there is no need to have an adhesive tape to secure the finished case over the silicon ribbon. By preparing an inexpensive tubular tape, the case can be made in a simple manner and attached to a printed ticket.

The above idea can also be combined with the embodiment described in German Patent Application P 44 32 171.6-26.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to embodiments and drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a ticket system configured on a section of a predetermined width and provided with a square CD.

FIG. 2 shows a ticket system consisting of three parts connected to each other by a bridge, the appendage being fixed on one part by an adhesive surface.

FIG. 3 shows a three-part ticket system provided with a concave deformable part capable of storing additional items.

FIG. 4 shows a ticket system comprising three parts, one of which is provided with two slits, between which an accessory is inserted.

FIG. 5 is a partial view of the ticket system, showing two parts. The two parts form a pocket into which the adduct is inserted.

FIG. 6 is a partial view of a ticket system including a portion to which a stone is pasted.

FIG. 7 shows a ticket system consisting of three parts where the parts are separated from each other by perforations and one of the parts is fitted with a case containing a CD.

FIG. 8 shows a silicon ribbon fixed on a cylindrical member by using a double-sided adhesive tape.

FIG. 9 shows the silicon ribbon of FIG. 8, in which the tubular tape is divided into a plurality of portions, and one end of each portion is fused and closed.

FIG. 10 shows a state in which the silicon ribbon is peeled off from the double-sided adhesive tape, and the case is mounted on the printed ticket.

FIG. 11 shows a silicon ribbon having an adhesive portion and a completed case on the double-sided adhesive portion.

FIG. 1 shows a ticket system 10 consisting of sections 12 of a predetermined width. It has a separating portion 16 provided with a perforation 14 for entrance control, and a deformed portion 18 provided with a convex portion 20 for receiving the opening 24 of the CD 22. The section 12 is then folded downward from the dashed line 26 (the dashed line 26 is outside), so that, for example, the part 28 fits in the breast pocket. On the other hand, the surface 30 provided with the additional object 34 (in this case, the CD 22) is mounted outwardly for advertisement effect. Further, it is also possible to further fix other attachments by using the adhesive portion 32 on the surface 30.

FIG. 2 shows the ticket system 10 in which an attachment 34 is fixed with an adhesive portion 32. The adhesive portion 32 is preferably made of an adhesive that can be removed without leaving any residue. Further, the ticket system 10 is divided into three parts 36, 38, 40 interconnected by a bridge 42. One of the portions 36 includes a bar code 44, which allows the ticket system 10 to be managed. In this case, the part 40 is cut off at the point of the bridge 42 of the connecting part, and can be inserted into, for example, an entrance facility (for example, a ticket gate) to control entrance. Similarly, another portion 40, which does not include the addendum 34, can be folded back at the connecting bridge 42 so that the ticket system 10 is easy to handle and can be more easily stored. In this case, similarly, it is easily inserted into, for example, a breast pocket or the like, and in this state, the additional object 34 is worn outward as visual advertising means.

FIG. 3 shows the ticket system 10 consisting of three parts 36, 38, 40, with a deformable part 44, which is a recess 46 in which the additional object 34 can be stored. When a CD is stored, for example, a holder 48 is further provided for an opening of the CD. The holder 48 can be made by attaching a round fastener 50, for example. The portion 36 of the ticket system 10 is made detachable by perforations 52 so that entry can be easily managed. On the other hand, a fold 54 is formed in the other part 40 so that it can be bent very easily. This is to make the ticket easier to handle and easier to store or attach.

FIG. 4 shows three parts 36, 38, 40 constituting the ticket system 10, which are separated by perforations 52. Two slits 56, 58 are provided in the section 38 for accommodating the appendage 34. These slits 56, 58 can be finished in any shape, preferably by die cutting. In this case, the flat portion 60 between the slits 56 and 58 is pushed down to insert the additional object 34, for example, the CD 22 or the like.

FIG. 5 shows a part of the ticket system 10. Here, a double-sided adhesive tape 62 is attached to the portion 40. In this case, the part 40 is bent and fixed to the back surface of another part 38. This creates a pocket into which the addendum 34, for example a floppy disk 66, can be inserted.

FIG. 6 shows a part of the ticket system 10. Here, each portion 36, 38, 40 is separated by a fold 54. This fold can be easily folded and / or cut off. On the portion 38, an additional material 34 made of stone is stuck.

FIG. 7 shows the ticket system 10 divided into three parts 36, 38, 40. These portions are separated from each other by perforations 52. Above the portion 38 is shown the appendage 34 consisting of the case 68 and the CD 22. In this case, one side 70 of the case 68 is open and the case is fixed on the ticket piece by the adhesive part 32.

FIG. 8 shows a silicon ribbon 72 to which a tubular tape 76 is fixed by a double-sided adhesive tape 74. The tubular tape in this case is preferably made of a transparent chemical synthetic material.

FIG. 9 shows the silicon ribbon 72 of FIG. 8, in which the cylindrical tape 76 is divided into a plurality of portions 78. One end 80 of such a split is fused and sealed, while the opposite end 82 remains open. As shown in FIG. 10, the case 68 is peeled off from the silicon ribbon 72 and attached onto the ticket piece 84, so that the double-sided adhesive tape 74 on the rear surface of the case 68 is used to firmly bond the ticket piece to the ticket piece. Can be done. In this case, it is possible to insert the accessory 34 into the case 68 either before the case is joined to the ticket piece or after it has been attached.

FIG. 11 shows a silicon ribbon 72, in which a double-sided adhesive portion 86 is provided on the ribbon. The completed case 88 is mounted on these adhesive portions. The thus formed silicon ribbon 72 passes through the apparatus and is guided to a ticket printer. At this time, the silicon ribbon is peeled from the case 88. Further, as shown in FIG. 10, the case is guided to each ticket piece 84 where it is connected to the ticket. Next, the accessory 34 such as a data storage medium is stored in the case 86. Furthermore, the case on the silicon ribbon may store an additional object in advance.

[0050]

[Effect of the invention]

 As explained above, the ticket system of the present invention can provide a better and more flexible ticket system. More specifically, by providing a ticket sheet with a portion for storing an information recording medium such as a CD or a monument, the added value of the ticket can be increased.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded view showing a ticket system provided on a section having a predetermined width and provided with an angular CD according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is an exploded view of a ticket system according to an embodiment of the present invention, which is composed of three parts connected to each other by a bridge, and an appendage is fixed on one part by an adhesive surface.

FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the three-part ticket system according to the embodiment of the present invention, which is provided with a concave deformation part capable of storing an additional object;

FIG. 4 is an embodiment of the present invention comprising three parts;
FIG. 2 is an exploded view showing a ticket system in which one portion has two slits and inserts an additional material therebetween.

FIG. 5 is a partial view of the ticket system according to the embodiment of the present invention, showing two parts.

FIG. 6 is a partial view showing a ticket system including a portion where a stone is stuck according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is an exploded view showing a ticket system according to an embodiment of the present invention, in which three parts are separated from each other by perforations, and a case containing a CD is mounted on one of the parts;

FIG. 8 is a view showing the silicon ribbon fixed on the cylindrical member according to the embodiment of the present invention by using a double-sided adhesive tape.

FIG. 9 is a view of the silicon ribbon of FIG. 8, showing that the cylindrical tape is divided into a plurality of portions, and one end of each portion is closed by fusion.

FIG. 10 is a view showing a state in which the silicone ribbon according to the embodiment of the present invention is peeled off from the double-sided adhesive tape, and a case is mounted on a printed ticket.

FIG. 11 is a view showing a silicon ribbon provided with an adhesive portion according to an embodiment of the present invention and provided with a completed case on the double-sided adhesive portion.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Ticket system 12 Section 14 Perforation 16 Separation part 18 Deformation part 20 Convex part 22 CD24 Opening 26 Dashed line 32 Adhesive part 34 Additive (CD)

Claims (23)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A ticket system comprising at least one printable section configured to accommodate at least one additional item. 2. The ticket system according to claim 1, comprising a plurality of pieces having a predetermined width connected to each other by at least one connection element. 3. The ticket system according to claim 1, wherein the connecting element is a bridge, a fold, or a perforation. 4. The ticket system according to claim 1, wherein at least one section has an element for entrance control. 5. The ticket system according to claim 1, wherein entrance is managed by disconnecting a connecting element of at least one section. 6. The method according to claim 6, wherein the at least one section includes an admission control and
The ticket system according to claim 4, further comprising a barcode used for registration of reception. 7. The ticket system according to claim 1, wherein at least one piece is bent. 8. To store at least one additional item,
The ticket system according to any one of claims 1 to 7, further comprising at least one deformation unit. 9. The ticket system according to claim 8, wherein said deformed portion is a concave portion. 10. The compact disk (C)
The ticket system according to claim 9, wherein the ticket system is formed so as to store D). 11. The ticket system according to claim 8, wherein said deformable part is a convex part. 12. The ticket system according to claim 11, wherein the projection is a fastener adapted to an opening of a CD. 13. A ticket according to claim 1, comprising at least one sticky part for mounting and / or auxiliary fixing of an accessory on the ticket system. system. 14. The ticket system according to claim 13, wherein the attachment is removable from the adhesive portion. 15. The ticket system according to claim 13, wherein the adhesive portion includes an adhesive. 16. The ticket system according to claim 13, wherein the adhesive portion includes a lacquer. 17. The ticket system according to claim 1, wherein at least one section of the ticket system has an opening for storing additional items. 18. The ticket system according to claim 17, wherein said opening is formed in said section as a slit. 19. The ticket system according to claim 1, wherein the additional material is included in a case fixed on the section. 20. The ticket system according to claim 1, wherein said additional material is a data storage medium. 21. The data storage medium is a cassette tape, a floppy disk, a CD, a DVD, or a CD-ROM.
The ticket system according to claim 20, wherein the ticket system is a ROM. 22. The ticket system according to claim 20, wherein the data storage medium comprises a program enabling connection to the Internet or a program having related links. 23. The data storage medium according to claim 20, further comprising a program for leaving an identification mark or a signature when a web site is opened.
The ticket system according to any of the above.