National Ticket Company

About National Ticket Company

National Ticket Company prints stock and custom tickets and wristbands from its corporate headquarters in Paxinos, Pennsylvania. It sells online to water parks, amusement parks, carnivals, fairs, festivals, theaters, concert venues, sporting events, museums, event organizers and non-profit organizations.

The wristband line includes consecutively numbered Tyvek wristbands, plastic wristbands and premium vinyl wristbands with non-reusable locking closures, used for crowd management, age verification, height restrictions, group identification and similar checks. The company also offers green ticket printing on recycled stocks with environmentally safe inks, and buyers can upload custom artwork when they order through the online store.

The business traces its roots to 1903 and the Conway Print Shop in Shamokin, Pennsylvania, where brothers Alphonsus and John Conway printed a dime novel written by their brother, William. Alphonsus later rigged a press to print continuous roll tickets for the area’s new movie theaters, and in 1907 the three brothers and Nicholas Ludes, a Shamokin clothing merchant, incorporated National Ticket Company. The company has been family-owned since its founding in 1907, and its tickets and wristbands are now used worldwide.