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Ticketmaster appears to have chosen to block the public range for AWS (and likely other cloud providers). I won't speculate on why they have chosen to do this since it'd only be speculation.
This isn't something that is easily solved. Using a VPN solution or your own public IP that you bring to Amazon would be two options.
If you are building an approved (by Ticketmaster) solution, then reaching out to them and discussing would be another option. This would likely involve you having very specific elastic IPs that you use from Amazon and Ticketmaster would add them to an allow list.
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I am getting this as well from my WorkSpace. This may have something to do with Amazon's public IPs being flagged.
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Seems odd not to able to reach common web sites and even more odd that Ticketmaster would block all of Amazon. At first, I thought maybe this was temporary or I had picked up the IP address from a previously nefarious source, but this has been going on for a while now.
I understand the third-party VPN and private browsing options out there, it just does seem like that should be necessary to shop for tickets from a workspace.
I can’t imagine Amazon being complicit with Ticketmaster blocking Amazon’s IP addresses and users. We do not have an AWS support plan, is there another way to get someone in Amazon tech support look into this issue, escalate and reach out to Ticketmaster?
AWS (although this applies for all Cloud providers) IP addresses are extremely easy to use for 5 minutes and release it, which would make it difficult for sites like Ticketmaster to ensure site availability, platform stability, and product availability since performing a DDOS or a coordinated effort to buy tickets very easy programmatically.
You can try reaching out to Ticketmaster and asking for more details or possibly adding your EIP to an allow list.