Example Websites

Example Websites

RTS and Example Websites

RTS works on the web in two main ways. RTN websites and/or 3rd Party websites.
Additionally, if you have a 3rd party website, your web developer has many options to list your showtimes on the 3rd party site.
These include using API access to pull showtimes, direct linking from your site to site, or using an i-Frame.

Here are some examples of each (The RTN Page, the WebApp, and 3rd Party Websites/API).

Ticketing

RTN Pages


API (Direct integration with existing websites):



i-Frame


WebApp

Some locations choose to use the WebApp interface instead of the RTN page.
Here are examples of the WebApp that can be embedded.




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