Mobile Tickets Only

[Turbine]

Why do people all think anyone over 60 is a Luddite and hates technology. I have been using mobile tickets since they first came out without a problem. Never had a problem getting a ticked scanned and most of the time decent cell service. Maybe you young whipper snappers need to keep up and get rid of your IPhone 6.

Nothing to fear but fear itself.

This will not be an issue unless some, have a fear of the unknown.

[Boomer]

Nothing to fear but fear itself.

This will not be an issue unless some, have a fear of the unknown.

HHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPP———.After all the posts ….Can you get paper tickets fora higher price?

[CajunEXPRESS]

No additional price for printed tickets. What’s so hard to understand about not averaging 40% capacity? UL needs to be focused on getting everyone they can. Fans don’t need UL sports. There’s already more football than they can handle.

[facelessjonmoon]

HHHHEEEEELLLLLPPPPP———.After all the posts ….Can you get paper tickets fora higher price?

Nope. Not according to what the school has communicated so far

[cajun4life]

Sad yet not surprising when talking about some of our fans. Can’t tailgate where I want, have to pay to park, it’s too hot, too cold, there’s a chance of rain, I can watch from home, concession lines too long, and now……they switched to mobile ticketing. Jesus.

Our fan base is a bunch of cry baby _______.

[ULvictory]

It goes back to my original premise on our fan complaints: the school created an entitled fanbase by giving away too many freebies for decades. And there was never a natural evolution of pricing to where fans could adjust. It was just “BAM! Here are the charges!”

With that, it’s about implementation. If you’re going to overhaul something like this, it better work flawlessly come September 3rd. Remember when the credit card machines were down due to bad reception a few years back which extended concession lines? Yeah, let’s not hope it’s a repeat with this.

[Turbine]

The natural, migration should be printed tickets cost a little more.

OR

Digital tickets cost a little less.

The transition would be easy peasy lemonade squeezy.

I think it's to get ready for the new stadium, so they have time.

Having said that, pulling the rug out from under a decades long method, never goes smoothly.

[Cajunsmike]

From what I am hearing is some folks are going to be dropping season tickets in every sport because of this. This is the last thing UL needs dedicated season ticket holders to do.

Friend of mine who owns A business just dropped 10 tickets he used to give to customers. Transferring those on a game by game basis is a hassle without printed tickets.

[JMV JustMyView]

Friend of mine who owns A business just dropped 10 tickets he used to give to customers. Transferring those on a game by game basis is a hassle without printed tickets.

He will not be the only one.

[Turbine]

He will not be the only one.

Granted there are many ways they can mess this up, but in the scheme of things this is a GIANT nothing burger.

[Cajunsmike]

He will not be the only one.

Note, this gentleman kept his personal tickets. It is not a technology issue for him. It is the hassle involved with distributing tickets on his corporate account. It could be a different set of customers receive the tickets on a game by game basis.

[Tasso]

They better proceed and change this for corporations.
Give them paper tickets.