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CALGARY, ALBERTA, Mar 27, 2007 -- RepeatSeat Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: RPS) a leading global entertainment solutions company offering private label ticketing and data solutions in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean is pleased to announce that it has joined the BlackBerry(R) ISV Alliance Program with plans to bring its products and services to the BlackBerry platform. RepeatSeat will offer its industry leading mobile ticketing solution for BlackBerry smartphones from Research In Motion (RIM). The solution will enable a BlackBerry user to review entertainment options, select an event, purchase tickets, have the purchased tickets delivered to their BlackBerry smartphone with a unique bar code and then have that bar code scanned at the entry point for the event. RepeatSeat President George Davidson stated "the entire RepeatSeat team is pleased to join the BlackBerry Alliance Program. As we introduce our mobile ticketing, coupon and data management solutions to mobile devices, RepeatSeat management knew it was essential that we work with Research In Motion because of its leadership in wireless communications. We look forward to offering this valuable mCommerce solution to BlackBerry users in the very near future." About RepeatSeat Ltd. RepeatSeat Inc. is a leading global entertainment services company, offering private label ticketing in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean. The Company promotes its clients' brand instead of its own. RepeatSeat's innovative Ticket Relationship Management (TRM(TM)) solutions provide turn-key point-of-sale, Internet and wireless applications to target markets including performing arts venues, movie theatres, sports venues, cruise ships, tourist attractions and conferences/trade shows. All solutions feature full end-user data capture and management, and one of the most comprehensive targeted permission e-mail programs available in the marketplace today. For more information on RepeatSeat, visit www.repeatseat.com. The BlackBerry and RIM families of related marks, images and symbols are the exclusive properties and trademarks of Research In Motion Limited.