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[QUOTE="cuseincincy, post: 3527551, member: 331"]
So I lied.  Earlier I said I'd leave it at it's discriminatory but I I'm not.  Sue me!

I (used to) go to ball games and concerts all over the country.  I travel for business some and for the last 25 years I almost always work in a ball game or show of some sort so am very familiar with the electronic ticketing process.  If you have the correct technology, and everyone else does also it can be very convenient.  Transferring of tickets between groups and individuals is a snap and you don't have to meet your buddy's friend that's buying your extra set by Gate 4 at 11:15 and wait...But as with many technologies it has its drawbacks.  It was great when I met my family in Minneapolis for a Yankee game.  20 of us coming from 4 different states I was able to send tix in advance to everyone except my 70 year old aunt.  Naturally the one hosting all of us in MN.  No smart phone.    So when auntie wanted to go in when the gates opened with my 6 year and the rest of us wanted to keep socializing at the sports bar across the street someone had to go with them.  Minor?  Sure.  But not convenient.  Another downfall (maybe my fault) is that I now have MLB ticket app accounts for the Nationals, Yankees, Twins, Cubs, Rays, Angels, DBacks and Reds.  I'm not sure why I couldn't use my original Reds MLB account.  Add those to a couple NBA accounts and various concert and ticket broker apps and

Personally I rarely go to events anymore without a battery power stick along.  But if you're making a day of it challenges can arise.  Too many times I have sweated out having enough battery to get in.
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