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What is a cookie?

A cookie is a piece of data sent to your device from a website. This means the website can recognise your device if you return to the same website.  A cookie often includes a unique identifier, which is an anonymous number (randomly generated) and is stored on your device. Some expire at the end of your website session; others remain on your device for longer.

For more information about cookies, or if you would like to learn how to remove cookies set on your device, please visit: http://www.aboutcookies.org.

Cookies used on this website

Some of the cookies used by this web site are provided by a third party. However, they are all used to pursue finalities which are ours and are described in the section below. We don't store cookies serving finalities of other companies, like commercial partners for advertise.

As a general rule, the cookies used don't store any personal data, even not the IP address. The few exceptions to this rule are mentioned explicitly in the lists of cookies in the sections below. The personal data collected by these cookies is used only for the purpose mentioned in the tables. All the data contained in a cookie, including personal data if any, will be kept during the mentioned duration.

Essential cookies

We use essential cookies to make our site work. Such cookies are strictly necessary to enable core functionalities, such as:

  • Store your consent or refusal of the other categories of cookies, so that the cookie banner isn't displayed each time you come back to this website
  • Provide you optimal performances by balancing the load between our different servers and datacentres,  protecting the website against excessive load, using caching techniques or using third-party datacentres like Amazon.
  • Store your preferred language
  • Manage your session on the website, such as page navigation

The necessary essential cookies are listed in the table below.

Name of cookiePurpose & TypeThird-party provider (if any)Technical providerExpires
"hasUserAcceptedCookiePolicy"

Store your consent or refusal of the other categories of cookies, so that the cookie banner isn't displayed each time you come back to this website

SecuTix in 6 months
"OptanonConsent"Store the details of your consent (i. e. the list of cookie categories for which you have given your consent)SecuTix in 6 months
SERVERID-*Server load-balancing functionality in SecuTix data centersHAProxyWhen you close your browser
AcpAT_XXX
WR_queueinfo-XXXXXX
Allows the ticketing system to verify that the user has been routed through the Peak Protect traffic management tool (protection against excessive load).SecuTix When you close your browser
langAllows the ticketing system to remember the user's language preference.SecuTix When you close your browser

STX_SESSION
/SESSION_ID

Session technical identifier used by the ticketing system.SecuTix When you close your browser
BIGipServer_XXXAllows the ticketing system to route the contact to the same server in order to use caching options (in SecuTix datacenters).F5 NetworksWhen you close your browser
AWSALBAllows the ticketing system third-party datacentre provider (Amazon EC2) to route incoming end-user traffic correctly to the ticketing servers.Amazon AWSWhen you close your browser

Audience

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measurement cookies

Audience

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measurement cookies help us improve our website by collecting and reporting information on how you use it. We use Google Analytics and SecuTix. More precisely, they these cookies allow us to:

  • Evaluate site performance in terms of number of visits, unique visitors, drop-off rate for transactions etc. We measure numbers and volumes of visitors to different parts of our site and this helps us ensure our services are fast and available when you want them. It also helps us ensure that different pages on our site are useful and easy to find.
  • Evaluate performance or efficiency of marketing campaigns (if you have reached our website by clicking on a link displayed in a marketing email).

The analytics Google Analytics sends information, considered by the data protection authorities as personal data, to the United States. On the 16th of July 2020. the Court of Justice of the European Union has stated that the United States don't provide the same level of data protection as the General Data Protection Rule that applies in the European Union.

The audience measurement cookies are listed in the table below.

Name of cookiePurpose & TypeThird-party provider (if any)Technical providerExpires

_ga
_gid
_gat_XXX
_gac

_gaexp
__utmXXXX

These Google Analytics cookies are implemented based on information collected while you are browsing, in particular, your IP address, internet service provider, browser type, configuration and settings, etc. These cookies are used to distinguish individual site visitors to a site by assigning a randomly generated number as a user identifier. The identifier is updated with every page view and allows user interactions with the site to be measured.

Google analytics cookie information: http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/concepts/gaConceptsCookies.html

Google up to 2 years
userIdContains your contact number, when pushed to Google Analytics. This number is then displayed in Google Analytics reports. Note that Google cannot identify you through that number and doesn't have any way to find additional personal information (first name, last name, age, etc.) about you.GoogleWhen you close your browser
stx_samp_XXXXXXX
stx_samp_url_XXXXXXX

Allows marketing campaigns to be built and resulting sales to be determined.

  • stx_samp_XXXXX : contains a random identifier specific to the marketing campaign. Note that this information doesn't allow to identify you.
  • stx_samp_url_XXXXX : contains the target website URL (typically a page of the webshop), contained in a marketing email. Note that this information doesn't allow to identify you.
SecuTix in 14 days

Customisation cookies

Customisation cookies help us allow to improve your user experience, for instance by displaying some personal information allowing to display your name or the number of selected tickets in the header of each page or by logging you in automatically when you come back later on our websiteafter login. We use SecuTix cookies.

The customisation cookies are listed in the table below.

Name of cookiePurpose & TypeThird-party provider (if any)Technical providerExpires
"stx_rememberMe"By setting this cookie, you will be logged in automatically during a subsequent visit of our website. This cookie will only be set if you click on the "remember me" checkbox. Its setting isn't managed by the cookie banner. This cookie contains a unique technical id that allows us (and only us) to find you in our customer database in order to log you in automatically.SecuTix in 3 months
"stx_cartSummary_<institution code>_<channel code>"Stores a shopping cart summary that may be displayed in the header of all pages of our websiteSecuTix When you close your browser
"stx_contact_<institution code>_<channel code>"Stores basic contact data that may be displayed in the header of all pages of our websiteSecuTix When you close your browser

How to control and delete cookies

You can change your cookie preferences at any time by clicking on the link CHANGE PRIVACY SETTINGS at the bottom of each page.

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