View Poll Results: Which best describes your feelings on electronic tickets?

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  • I love them.

    2 18.18%
  • I'm on the fence

    4 36.36%
  • I hate them, and didn't get paper tickets.

    3 27.27%
  • I opted for paper tickets.

    2 18.18%
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    I got an email with all the individual game links to my tickets. I have three tickets per game. It takes a lot of clicks to move them each individually to my apple wallet. And then I have a messy wallet where after each game, I'd like to remove the tickets. Is there an easier way?

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    I guess I'll have to keep the big game tickets in my apple wallet now. Just another NFT I guess?
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    Quote Originally Posted by D-West & PO-Z View Post
    I guess I'll have to keep the big game tickets in my apple wallet now. Just another NFT I guess?
    I usually delete them as it becomes a pain to sift through them. But I hadn't considered an NFT.... I suppose someone will do it when there is a big event.
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    So once you’ve downloaded tickets to your wallet or transferred them to someone who has downloaded them, how do you transfer them to someone else ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SM#24 View Post
    So once you’ve downloaded tickets to your wallet or transferred them to someone who has downloaded them, how do you transfer them to someone else ?
    If you download the tickets to your wallet you can still transfer them to someone else by going to your account on GoXavier and transfer them to another person. Once you do that the tickets in your wallet are no longer valid because they are reissued with a different barcode. After the person you send them to accepts the transfer, the ticket is out of your control. In order to transfer them to someone else, the first individual you sent them to would have to transfer them back to you or directly to someone else. The process actually works pretty good once you get use to it.

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    If you’ve transferred them to someone else, I don’t think you can transfer them again. The person you transferred them to can. My wife and I couldn’t make the last game, so I transferred the tickets to a fellow X alum. He had something come up last minute and couldn’t go, so he transferred them to his X alum daughter. Not quite sure what steps he did to transfer them to her.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bjf123 View Post
    If you’ve transferred them to someone else, I don’t think you can transfer them again. The person you transferred them to can. My wife and I couldn’t make the last game, so I transferred the tickets to a fellow X alum. He had something come up last minute and couldn’t go, so he transferred them to his X alum daughter. Not quite sure what steps he did to transfer them to her.


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    I've been successful just sending a screen shot of the bar code of the ticket that I want someone else to use. They seem to get scanned in just fine.

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    Thanks all.

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    I am ok with the electronic tickets, but i wish there was a way to transfer the parking pass without the need to physically meet somebody. I sometimes give tickets to clients so the electronic ticket makes it easy to get the ticket to them. But i still have to meet them to give them the parking pass. Kind of a pain!

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    Quote Originally Posted by xucub View Post
    I am ok with the electronic tickets, but i wish there was a way to transfer the parking pass without the need to physically meet somebody. I sometimes give tickets to clients so the electronic ticket makes it easy to get the ticket to them. But i still have to meet them to give them the parking pass. Kind of a pain!
    You just need to send them a photo of the parking pass, then they can leave their cell phone on the dash board with the picture up. Make sure you tell them to leave their doors unlocked so the parking attendants can wake up the screen if it falls asleep. Just let us know where they park so we can check in on the pass.
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