Wbb tickets

[Anon1708384824]

We opted for printed tickets instead of mobile.
Has anyone gotten theirs yet????

 

[herkhatescy2]

They are in my mobile.

 

[UpstreamHawkeye]

How do the printed season tickets look these past few years? A long time ago I had season tickets and they had different players' images on the tickets.

 

[Anon1708384824]

How do the printed season tickets look these past few years? A long time ago I had season tickets and they had different players' images on the tickets.

Found them on my phone so I went to carver and got them printed. Just easier for us and we do not have to take phones there

 

[Kceasthawk@77]

Found them on my phone so I went to carver and got them printed. Just easier for us and we do not have to take phones there

Many places are now going to only phone images. Also most are going to no cash transactions. Heck even my grandkids ball games are going to QR code sign ins and no cash at concessions. Trying to get with it, but its a real shock for some of us who weren't born with cell phones in our hands

 

[Conn53victor]

Many places are now going to only phone images. Also most are going to no cash transactions. Heck even my grandkids ball games are going to QR code sign ins and no cash at concessions. Trying to get with it, but its a real shock for some of us who weren't born with cell phones in our hands

Actually, it's not even QR codes, which can be copied and sent as an image. My family used to do that. Now it is via NFT, which is linked to your phone unless you specifically send it through the specific channels.

"You’re probably familiar with the routine of scanning QR codes for event entry. On the surface, NFT ticketing may appear to be more of the same, but there’s a twist. An NFT ticket isn’t just another forgettable code; it’s actually connected to a digital proof of ownership that’s stored on the blockchain. So while the scanning process may seem similar, behind the scenes your ticket is actually an undeniable and secure record. This upgrade unlocks interesting new possibilities for fans."

Iowa women's sports used to sell the Gold Card for $20, which gave admission to all women's sports for a year.

 

[Kceasthawk@77]

Actually, it's not even QR codes, which can be copied and send as an image. My family used to do that. Now it is via NFT, which is linked to your phone unless you specifically send it through the specific channels.

Ehhh, save us.... lolol..

 

[Anon1708384824]

Many places are now going to only phone images. Also most are going to no cash transactions. Heck even my grandkids ball games are going to QR code sign ins and no cash at concessions. Trying to get with it, but its a real shock for some of us who weren't born with cell phones in our hands

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