How to Use a Loppi Ticket Machine
Lawson first introduced Lawson Ticket sales in 1996, with Loppi multimedia terminals introduced to all stores two years later. Loppi terminals are a convenient way to get concert tickets, theater tickets and even tickets to Universal Studios Japan, Tokyo Disneyland and Disney Sea—and they're the only way to get tickets to the Ghibli Museum!
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Payment
Now your payment options will come up. The left button is for credit card; the right is for cash. If you select cash, your invoice will print and you can take it to the counter to pay. If you select credit card, as above, you'll pay at the machine.
If you select credit card, you'll get this notification of the cards that are accepted. Hit the yellow Next button.
Now swipe your card and enter your PIN. You're almost done!
Getting Your Tickets
Now your invoice will print. It just looks like a regular receipt, but it's very important! Regardless of whether you paid by cash or credit, you need to take this to the counter within 30 minutes.
If you've selected cash payment, you'll first have to pay at the counter just like any other purchase. If you've already paid by credit card, just present your invoice to the counter staff and they'll prepare your tickets in an envelope like the one above.
That's it! You're done!
If you'd like to see how to order other kinds of tickets and services, click on the next page.
Lawson seeks to realize its Corporate Philosophy of "Creating Happiness and Harmony in Our Communities" by operating neighborhood stores centered on its chainstore development and operation in Japan. Since opening its first store 40 years ago in June 1975, Lawson has evolved in response to changes in lifestyles and the social environment, resolving inconveniences that arise in its communities.
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