I think you can request paper tickets. Just guessing they take longer.I thought they were all electric these days
I'm much less likely to forget my phone than paper tickets. The one big plus.As a season ticket holder you can call in to renew and request paper tickets. Yes, I'm showing my age, but I've been keeping mine for years, haha. They aren't the cool ones like before covid, just the basic yellow ones.
You didn't get your mobile tickets yet, at least not if you bought directly from the UI ticket office. Maybe SeatGeek, StubHub etc. produce mobile tickets earlier.I didn't think they did paper tickets anymore? I thought it was 100% e-tickets. I purchased tickets to PSU and Oregon and got them within 5 mins of ordering.
I get paper tickets every year. I talked to ticket office this year and they are sending my paper tickets in the middle of AugustI think you can request paper tickets. Just guessing they take longer.
Sorry if this has been addressed, but I purchased tickets to the Indiana game about a month ago. When do they usually get emailed?
I had no idea you could do that! I have a drawer full of them and I gave up since they all went digital.As a season ticket holder you can call in to renew and request paper tickets. Yes, I'm showing my age, but I've been keeping mine for years, haha. They aren't the cool ones like before covid, just the basic yellow ones.
I have loads of ticket stubs from years past, too. Kinda miss collecting them. My favorites were Iowa FB season tickets and NCAA wrestling tickets. Can’t display e-tix for nostalgia. Just the way it is.I had no idea you could do that! I have a drawer full of them and I gave up since they all went digital.
Bought them from the U on first day single tickets were available. They were in my phone wallet 5 mins later.Mobile tickets for season tickets usually get emailed the first week of August. Not sure if individual game purchases will result in the same. Just keep checking.
You didn't get your mobile tickets yet, at least not if you bought directly from the UI ticket office. Maybe SeatGeek, StubHub etc. produce mobile tickets earlier.
Then I guess you're special....Bought them from the U on first day single tickets were available. They were in my phone wallet 5 mins later.
The actual ticket with the barcode isn't there yet. Youll see you have tickets but the actual ticket won't be made avaliable to view for another weekBought them from the U on first day single tickets were available. They were in my phone wallet 5 mins later.
All of my e-tickets have bar codes.The actual ticket with the barcode isn't there yet. Youll see you have tickets but the actual ticket won't be made avaliable to view for another week