this is similar to SU students getting their tickets on their photo IDs.
They've abandoned paper tickets and put them as basically a "season pass" on a single card. I'm actually kind of amazed I haven't heard of anyone doing this before, it's simple but brilliant.
Great idea if you don't want to resell your unused tickets.
I t could work if they allowed you to do a print at home option though...it is kinda neat though.Yeah, I guess I didn't really think about that aspect. Shows how long it's been since I've had season tickets for any team, anywhere.
so how do you sell your extra tickets if they are on the card? you have to give your card to someone and then hope to get it back? how does stub hub do it now? never tried to sell one. and so much for that special ticket stub you want framed
Well students can't sell season tickets, right. (says the guy who sold his 1992 Season Ticket to a Miami guy for $200 and watched it at the O&O)
No, unless you just loan the person your ID, which works fairly well because they rarely examine the photos too intently.
We had our final four tickets on bnoro's credit card (flash seats), and they were easy enough to transfer via email. That could be an option.
Aside from the part where he nearly lost my ticket before we even left for Atlanta. But that's operator error because bnoro can't spell my email address more than an indictment of Flash Seats.No, unless you just loan the person your ID, which works fairly well because they rarely examine the photos too intently.
We had our final four tickets on bnoro's credit card (flash seats), and they were easy enough to transfer via email. That could be an option.
so how do you sell your extra tickets if they are on the card? you have to give your card to someone and then hope to get it back? how does stub hub do it now? never tried to sell one. and so much for that special ticket stub you want framed
YOU DID WHAT!?!?!?!?!?Well students can't sell season tickets, right. (says the guy who sold his 1992 Season Ticket to a Miami guy for $200 and watched it at the O&O)
I don't think it will matter since there is only about 30 season ticket holders anyway.Yeah, I guess I didn't really think about that aspect. Shows how long it's been since I've had season tickets for any team, anywhere.
I've used it. They (Ticketmaster) charged $1.95 per ticket last year.You can actually do something similar with S.U. season tickets, although I get the impression not many people realize it.
it looks like speedie sauce in a gatorade jug lolDnabb youve prob answered this but what is your avi pic?
This - I have a container with stubs going back years for various events that I plan to eventually frame up on a poster board(s). Not to mention the stub from the Bills comeback game that I still carry in my wallet.... and so much for that special ticket stub you want framed
it looks like speedie sauce in a gatorade jug lol
I stand corrected. And im not from utica so i called it a speedy. Much like i pronounce Coney COONEY. Im from Liverpool where all of our pronunciations are correct and everyone else's are wrong. Next you are going to tell me you call soda ...pop. jk
Well students can't sell season tickets, right. (says the guy who sold his 1992 Season Ticket to a Miami guy for $200 and watched it at the O&O)
not a real fan.