Accepting Tickets
When someone sends a ticket transfer, you’ll receive a text message letting you know you have a pending transfer.
If you already have an account, accept the transfer and you will be prompted to log in to retrieve the tickets.
When someone sends a ticket transfer, you’ll receive a text message letting you know you have a pending transfer.
If you already have an account, accept the transfer and you will be prompted to log in to retrieve the tickets.
Sending tickets is easy.
You can transfer multiple tickets from multiple events, transfer to multiple people, all with the same easy process
WHAT SOFTWARE OR HARDWARE DO I NEED?
If you have an iPhone or an Apple Watch: use the Apple Wallet app, which comes pre-installed and works with iPhone or Apple Watch devices running iOS 6 or later.
If you have a smartphone running an Android operating system: use the Google Wallet app, which you can download from Google Play Store.
I DELETED THE TICKET DELIVERY EMAIL BEFORE DOWNLOADING THE TICKET(S) TO MY DIGITAL WALLET… HOW CAN I STILL GET THEM?
Easily update your account information online!
You can view all of your previously purchased events/tickets directly from your online account.
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