Lions Finals Ticketing Information - No more Collingwood supporters seeking tickets!

[Jivlain]

Is it possible to sticky the seating map to the top of each page? ZoBlitz Jivlain dlanod ?? with everyone posting their seats I keep going back over the thread to find this to see where they are sitting.

Virtual tour

Regarding ticket sales/swaps: The AFL Grand Final is protected under Australian law by anti-scalping regulations, which forbid tickets to be sold at more than 10% of their face value. Offering tickets at more than this will be deleted; continuing to try to scalp tickets will result in bans.

BigFooty does not guarantee ticket sales or swaps. It is entirely at your own risk, please make sure you trust the poster in question. If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

 

[Section 5]

Hopefully this thread keeps being relevant up until grand final week.

People should have received their barcode in the club e-mail but apparently some did not.
So, this is how you can find it.
Go to Lions web site and click on "Membership."
Click on "sign in" and enter relevant details.

At the top click on "2023 Finals - Weeks 1-3 FAQs"
Just under the pre-sale dates and times your barcode should be mentioned. See Green and Blue below from my account for location
It is the 12-digit number with no letters or commas.
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Qualifying Final 2: Brisbane Lions v Port Adelaide​

Saturday 9th September - 7:25pm - The Gabba​

Member Pre-sale: Tuesday, 29 August via Ticketmaster HERE​

Priority 1 Members: 10am - 2pm ​

Priority 2 Members: 11am - 2pm ​

Members will be sent their on sale time, barcodes and link to purchase once the onsale date has been confirmed. Please scroll down to check your Finals Priority Group in the table below.
Priority 1 Member Barcodes: XXXXXXXXXXXX
Priority 2 Member Barcodes: ,
Please enter numbers only, no characters

I am a Brisbane Lions member. Do I still need to purchase a ticket for Finals games?​

All 2023 Brisbane Lions members with Finals access memberships (including September Members) will be eligible for priority access to purchase tickets should they wish to attend finals.
Club members are eligible to purchase tickets for any finals matches in which the Brisbane Lions are participating, including interstate games.
Your membership will not grant you access to finals matches, regardless of the Lions’ participation.

The following membership types include priority access to purchase Finals tickets:

2023 Memberships with Finals Access
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Membership Type	THE GABBA: Weeks 1-3 Finals Access	OTHER VENUES: Weeks 1-3 Finals Access
Season Reserved Seat (AreaVIP/Premium/Prime/Standard) Season General Admission	Priority 1 access to purchase tickets ahead of the general public.	Priority access to purchase tickets ahead of the general public.
Traditional Victorian Victorian Plus	Priority 1 access to purchase tickets ahead of the general public.	Priority access to purchase tickets ahead of the general public.
3 Game (Premium/Prime/Standard/General Admission) Verandah Ultimate Weekender Flexi11 AFL Brisbane Junior Member Auskick Junior Member	Priority 2 access to purchase tickets ahead of the general public.	Priority access to purchase tickets ahead of the general public.
Supporter - if located outside of QLD/VIC Digital/Kayo Lion Cub - if located outside of QLD/VIC International	Priority 1 access to purchase tickets ahead of the general public.	Priority access to purchase tickets ahead of the general public.
Supporter - if located in QLD or VIC Lion Cub - if located in QLD or VIC 2 Game Mini	No access to purchase presale tickets. Tickets available through the general public onsale.	No access to purchase presale tickets. Tickets available through the general public onsale.

How do I purchase Finals tickets?​

All ticketing for the 2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series is managed by the AFL directly. Eligible Club members will receive all finals related communication via email, so it is crucial that you have provided your most up-to-date email address. The Club takes no responsibility if you miss out on tickets due to an incomplete or invalid email address. The Club will endeavor to provide as much information as possible on the membership website so it is up to the member to ensure they have accessed all relevant information.
To purchase via Ticketek or Ticketmaster, you will need to set up an account. We suggest creating an account and password prior to tickets going on sale and keeping these details handy to save you time. If you have made a purchase through these providers before, you will already have an account.
You will need to enter the 12-digit barcode provided to you by MemberHQ or found on this page. Please have the full barcodes of all members you wish to buy tickets for at hand.
If you have multiple memberships, enter each barcode on separate lines within the box provided (no characters, spaces or commas). If you do not hold a barcode and are eligible to purchase finals tickets we will communicate the 12 digit number required via email prior to tickets going on- sale.

Do Juniors need to hold a membership to purchase a Finals ticket?​

Children aged 4 – 14 as at 1 January 2023 are eligible to purchase a junior ticket. Children aged 3 and under as at 1 January 2023 are entitled to enter the ground at no charge; however, they must not occupy a seat.
Persons aged 15 and over as at 1 January 2023 are classified as an adult, unless they hold valid concession identification.
Can I purchase additional tickets?
Ticket limits for all Finals matches are set by the AFL. For Week 1, members will be able to purchase 2 additional tickets per member. A ticket limit of 10 will apply per transaction.
I require accessible or companion card seating. How can I book?
Please contact Ticketmaster directly on 1300 446 925 or via webform to purchase your ticket(s). MemberHQ are not able to facilitate any ticket purchases.

How are seats allocated?​

Competing Club members will automatically be allocated a seat within their set club allocation.
Tickets are sold on a first in, best dressed basis and are subject to availability. There are strict transaction limits per venue in place for all Finals matches. These will be displayed at the time of purchase.
Members are not able to be allocated in to the seats that they occupy during the Home and Away Season.

How much are tickets?​

Ticket prices for the 2023 Finals Series are set by the AFL and can be viewed at www.afl.com.au/finals

What happens if the Brisbane Lions play a Home Final?​

As with all other 2023 Finals Series games, ticketing for a home final at the Gabba is managed by the AFL. Reserved seating or General Admission members will not hold their seating entitlements for this game and will need to purchase a ticket through the membership allocation.

I am a Gabba, Queensland Cricketers’ Club or other Stadium member. How do I purchase tickets?​

Please contact the Stadium you are a member of directly – only Brisbane Lions Club members will have access to member priority ticketing.

What if am not a Brisbane Lions member?​

Remaining tickets for Weeks 1-3 will go on sale to the General Public once the priority members presale is finished for each game. There is no guarantee that tickets in Weeks 1-3 will still be available for the General Public on sale.
A Brisbane Lions membership is your best chance at accessing tickets for the Finals Series.

I can't attend the game. Can I share my membership barcode with family or friends to purchase a ticket?
We encourage all members with Finals access that cannot attend the game to share their membership barcode with family or friends that wish to purchase a ticket and attend the game.
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Below link to ticketmaster site which gives you a step-by-step guide to actually getting the tickets

2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series | Top tips for getting tickets | Ticketmaster AU

Wondering how to get tickets to the 2023 Toyota AFL Premiership Season? Get prepared with our top ticket purchasing tips – good luck!

discover.ticketmaster.com.au

 

[Section 5]

2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series | Top tips for getting tickets | Ticketmaster AU

Wondering how to get tickets to the 2023 Toyota AFL Premiership Season? Get prepared with our top ticket purchasing tips – good luck!

discover.ticketmaster.com.au

Below what is on the ticketmaster site
.......................................................
Ticket Tips

2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series | Top tips for getting tickets​

With this year's AFL Finals tickets going on sale soon, here's everything you need to know.

Get your 2023 AFL Finals Tickets here
Wondering how to get tickets to the 2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series? Get prepared with our top tips!

Recommended Ticket Tips:
• Ticketholders need a My Ticketmaster account to access their 2023 AFL tickets. Sign up or sign in here.

• Ensure you check your onsale time in advance

• Have all your Membership Barcodes ready to go. Once on the Ticket Purchase page, you will need to select the “Are You A Member?” option, and enter each barcode on a SEPARATE line

• ALL 2023 AFL tickets purchased via Ticketmaster.com.au are digital , and can only be accessed via the Ticketmaster App or Ticketmaster.com.au on a mobile browser – there will be no printed tickets

• Only purchase through Ticketmaster to guarantee you have a valid ticket for entry on game day.

• Take an extra five minutes to carefully read through this page in detail to best prepare for your 2023 AFL on sale

2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series​

• September 9, 2023, Brisbane Lions v Port Adelaide, The Gabba

Find tickets

2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series On Sale Times​

Brisbane Lions v Port Adelaide @ The Gabba

• Competing Clubs & GABBA Members: 10am (AEST) Tuesday 29 August

• Brisbane Lions Partial Season Members: 11am (AEST) Tuesday 29 August

• General Public: 3pm (AEST) Tuesday 29 August

How do Club Members access tickets?​

All Members will need to “Unlock Members Tickets” via the Ticketmaster website. You will need to download the Ticketmaster app or access Ticketmaster.com.au via your mobile web browser. See more about digital tickets below

1 – Log in to your My Ticketmaster account ahead of time

2 – Select your Club from our AFL Fixture page here

3 – Select the match you’d like to purchase tickets for

4 – Once on the Ticket Purchase page, you will need to select the “Are You A Member?” option **(if you already see “Unlock Member Tickets” go to Step 5)

General Admission Members: Where to find the “Are You A Member” button (click to view larger)

5 – Click on ‘’Unlock Member Tickets’’

6 – Enter your barcode and click on ‘’Validate’’ (please enter one barcode per line, and a maximum of 6 barcodes per transaction

7 – From there, select the Member Upgrades and Additional Tickets (if applicable) and proceed to “Find Tickets”
Once you select your Ticket Quantity but before you click Find Tickets, you can filter by Price & Section

8 – From there progress through the purchase process as normal

There will be a ticket queue​

We expect that tickets to some 2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series games will be in high demand, and to make the process fair for everyone you may be placed in a queue.

We recommend signing into your Ticketmaster account at least 10 minutes before tickets go on sale to save your spot and join the Pre-Queue waiting room.

Please note: The time you join the Waiting Room does not determine your place in the Smart Queue.

Once you get your spot in the queue, please do not refresh your browser as you will be pushed to the end of the line.

We will get you through the queue as quickly as possible, so please sit tight.

More information on Ticketmaster’s Smart Queue

All 2023 AFL tickets purchased via Ticketmaster will be digital​

All tickets purchased through Ticketmaster*** are now digital, meaning you can easily access your tickets on your phone via the Ticketmaster app or mobile web browser via Ticketmaster.com.au, add them straight to your phone’s ticket wallet, and share them with your friends and family.
Download the Ticketmaster App

Everyone MUST have their own ticket​

Before the game, every adult MUST have their own ticket on their own phone.

Ticket Transferring is free and allows you to quickly and securely share individual digital tickets with your family or friends via the Ticketmaster App or Ticketmaster.com.au.




How it works

1. Open the Ticketmaster App, sign in to your account, and click ‘My Events’ in the drop-down menu

2. Select the event, open the order, and tap ‘Transfer’

3. Select the ticket/s you want to transfer, enter your friend’s name, email address, and a message for them, tap ‘Confirm’

4. Your friend receives an email, asking them to accept the transferred tickets, and they can either login or create a new Ticketmaster account to accept.

5. Once they have accepted, the tickets are now ready to go in your friend’s Ticketmaster account and marked as ‘Transferred’ in your account .
More information on Ticket Transfer

Read and acknowledge event day terms and conditions​

Before proceeding to the ticket purchase page, you will need to acknowledge that you have read and agree with any applicable guidelines for yourself as well as any patrons aged 12 years and over in your group.

You will not be able to move forward in the purchase process without acknowledging that you have read and agree to the any listed terms and conditions.

How do I purchase Accessible Seating tickets?​

For the 2023 AFL Season, some venues around the country will have accessible tickets available online – this means you can purchase your tickets through the General Public page. Please select the number of wheelchair, accessible, and/or companion card tickets you would like to purchase to view the ‘Best Available’ seating currently available. More information about purchasing accessible tickets online can be found here.

Other venues for the 2023 AFL season will, require you to fill out our Accessible Seating Request Form here and our Accessible Seating team will be in contact as soon as possible to help with your booking.

Please include as much information as possible, to assist our team in locating the best seats for you. Please note: by submitting this form, your tickets are not guaranteed.

Further information regarding booking accessible tickets for the 2023 Toyota AFL Season can be found here.

Make sure you have a My Ticketmaster account​

Get the basics covered before tickets go on sale by logging in and checking your Ticketmaster account ahead of time. If you don’t have a Ticketmaster Account, make sure you sign up in advance – Ticketmaster.com.au. In your account, add your top acts and events to your ‘Favourites’ and you’ll get alerts and email reminders before every onsale.

Sign in ahead of time​

Remember to triple check your passwords, account information, and billing information are all filled in correctly in advance, that way you’re not facing any last-minute account updates when trying to process your order.

Keep an eye on the clock​

There will be a time limit applied to all transactions as they’re progressed through the ticket purchasing stages. Remember to keep an eye on the timer on your screen and move through the processing pages as quickly as possible (this is even easier when you’ve completed the account set-up stage we mentioned above).




Secure your tickets to the 2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series – on sale via Ticketmaster.com.au.

 

[Section 5]

Gabba floor plan for Cat 1-4 seating and prices for Week 1 @ The Gabba

Week 1 Gabba	Adult	Concession	Junior	Family
Cat 1	$96	$72	$29	$192
Cat 2	$78	$59	$23	$156
Cat 3	$63	$47	$19	$70
Cat 4	$35	$25	$10	$70

Edit: A $6.50 handling fee per transaction

 

[Section 5]

I must stress to everyone the importance of using the official Lions e-mail links.
Or your direct links to your ticketmaster account to get your tickets tomorrow.

Some links in my above posts work today but that is just for information only.
Do not use them tomorrow under any circumstances.

Good luck everyone.

 

[Gadzorks]

Section 5 you are an absolute champion.

Will be dutifully studying this guide tonight.

THANK YOU

 

[50Lions]

This is incredible, thank you for the effort. I may have missed it in the above but do you still choose a seat once you select a category or are you randomly allocated one in the selected section?

 

[Dalions]

2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series | Top tips for getting tickets | Ticketmaster AU

Wondering how to get tickets to the 2023 Toyota AFL Premiership Season? Get prepared with our top ticket purchasing tips – good luck!

discover.ticketmaster.com.au

Below what is on the ticketmaster site
.......................................................
Ticket Tips

2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series | Top tips for getting tickets​

With this year's AFL Finals tickets going on sale soon, here's everything you need to know.

Get your 2023 AFL Finals Tickets here
Wondering how to get tickets to the 2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series? Get prepared with our top tips!

Recommended Ticket Tips:
• Ticketholders need a My Ticketmaster account to access their 2023 AFL tickets. Sign up or sign in here.

• Ensure you check your onsale time in advance

• Have all your Membership Barcodes ready to go. Once on the Ticket Purchase page, you will need to select the “Are You A Member?” option, and enter each barcode on a SEPARATE line

• ALL 2023 AFL tickets purchased via Ticketmaster.com.au are digital , and can only be accessed via the Ticketmaster App or Ticketmaster.com.au on a mobile browser – there will be no printed tickets

• Only purchase through Ticketmaster to guarantee you have a valid ticket for entry on game day.

• Take an extra five minutes to carefully read through this page in detail to best prepare for your 2023 AFL on sale

2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series​

• September 9, 2023, Brisbane Lions v Port Adelaide, The Gabba

Find tickets

2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series On Sale Times​

Brisbane Lions v Port Adelaide @ The Gabba

• Competing Clubs & GABBA Members: 10am (AEST) Tuesday 29 August

• Brisbane Lions Partial Season Members: 11am (AEST) Tuesday 29 August

• General Public: 3pm (AEST) Tuesday 29 August

How do Club Members access tickets?​

All Members will need to “Unlock Members Tickets” via the Ticketmaster website. You will need to download the Ticketmaster app or access Ticketmaster.com.au via your mobile web browser. See more about digital tickets below

1 – Log in to your My Ticketmaster account ahead of time

2 – Select your Club from our AFL Fixture page here

3 – Select the match you’d like to purchase tickets for

4 – Once on the Ticket Purchase page, you will need to select the “Are You A Member?” option **(if you already see “Unlock Member Tickets” go to Step 5)

General Admission Members: Where to find the “Are You A Member” button (click to view larger)

5 – Click on ‘’Unlock Member Tickets’’

6 – Enter your barcode and click on ‘’Validate’’ (please enter one barcode per line, and a maximum of 6 barcodes per transaction

7 – From there, select the Member Upgrades and Additional Tickets (if applicable) and proceed to “Find Tickets”
Once you select your Ticket Quantity but before you click Find Tickets, you can filter by Price & Section

8 – From there progress through the purchase process as normal

There will be a ticket queue​

We expect that tickets to some 2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series games will be in high demand, and to make the process fair for everyone you may be placed in a queue.

We recommend signing into your Ticketmaster account at least 10 minutes before tickets go on sale to save your spot and join the Pre-Queue waiting room.

Please note: The time you join the Waiting Room does not determine your place in the Smart Queue.

Once you get your spot in the queue, please do not refresh your browser as you will be pushed to the end of the line.

We will get you through the queue as quickly as possible, so please sit tight.

More information on Ticketmaster’s Smart Queue

All 2023 AFL tickets purchased via Ticketmaster will be digital​

All tickets purchased through Ticketmaster*** are now digital, meaning you can easily access your tickets on your phone via the Ticketmaster app or mobile web browser via Ticketmaster.com.au, add them straight to your phone’s ticket wallet, and share them with your friends and family.
Download the Ticketmaster App

Everyone MUST have their own ticket​

Before the game, every adult MUST have their own ticket on their own phone.

Ticket Transferring is free and allows you to quickly and securely share individual digital tickets with your family or friends via the Ticketmaster App or Ticketmaster.com.au.




How it works

1. Open the Ticketmaster App, sign in to your account, and click ‘My Events’ in the drop-down menu

2. Select the event, open the order, and tap ‘Transfer’

3. Select the ticket/s you want to transfer, enter your friend’s name, email address, and a message for them, tap ‘Confirm’

4. Your friend receives an email, asking them to accept the transferred tickets, and they can either login or create a new Ticketmaster account to accept.

5. Once they have accepted, the tickets are now ready to go in your friend’s Ticketmaster account and marked as ‘Transferred’ in your account .
More information on Ticket Transfer

Read and acknowledge event day terms and conditions​

Before proceeding to the ticket purchase page, you will need to acknowledge that you have read and agree with any applicable guidelines for yourself as well as any patrons aged 12 years and over in your group.

You will not be able to move forward in the purchase process without acknowledging that you have read and agree to the any listed terms and conditions.

How do I purchase Accessible Seating tickets?​

For the 2023 AFL Season, some venues around the country will have accessible tickets available online – this means you can purchase your tickets through the General Public page. Please select the number of wheelchair, accessible, and/or companion card tickets you would like to purchase to view the ‘Best Available’ seating currently available. More information about purchasing accessible tickets online can be found here.

Other venues for the 2023 AFL season will, require you to fill out our Accessible Seating Request Form here and our Accessible Seating team will be in contact as soon as possible to help with your booking.

Please include as much information as possible, to assist our team in locating the best seats for you. Please note: by submitting this form, your tickets are not guaranteed.

Further information regarding booking accessible tickets for the 2023 Toyota AFL Season can be found here.

Make sure you have a My Ticketmaster account​

Get the basics covered before tickets go on sale by logging in and checking your Ticketmaster account ahead of time. If you don’t have a Ticketmaster Account, make sure you sign up in advance – Ticketmaster.com.au. In your account, add your top acts and events to your ‘Favourites’ and you’ll get alerts and email reminders before every onsale.

Sign in ahead of time​

Remember to triple check your passwords, account information, and billing information are all filled in correctly in advance, that way you’re not facing any last-minute account updates when trying to process your order.

Keep an eye on the clock​

There will be a time limit applied to all transactions as they’re progressed through the ticket purchasing stages. Remember to keep an eye on the timer on your screen and move through the processing pages as quickly as possible (this is even easier when you’ve completed the account set-up stage we mentioned above).




Secure your tickets to the 2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series – on sale via Ticketmaster.com.au.

Loving your work!

 

[Crusha]

Great ......... so I don't have a mobile, so I can't go ................. f'in bulls*t.

Everyone MUST have their own ticket​

Before the game, every adult MUST have their own ticket on their own phone.

I guess they don't want anyone "in Gods waiting room" to go to these events ....... probably think most won't be around much longer, so better to let a young one in instead, who might be around longer going forward to collect revenue from.


ps Don't give me any BS about "everyone has a mobile" ....... because that's not the case, at least in my age range.

 

[CarterS]

Great ......... so I don't have a mobile, so I can't go ................. f'in bulls*t.




I guess they don't want anyone "in Gods waiting room" to go to these events ....... probably think most won't be around much longer, so better to let a young one in instead, who might be around longer going forward to collect revenue from.


ps Don't give me any BS about "everyone has a mobile" ....... because that's not the case, at least in my age range.

I agree mate, ridiculous stuff

 

[Dalions]

I agree mate, ridiculous stuff

Well my footy partner doesn’t have a phone so they can gagf!

 

[dlanod]

Great ......... so I don't have a mobile, so I can't go ................. f'in bulls*t.




I guess they don't want anyone "in Gods waiting room" to go to these events ....... probably think most won't be around much longer, so better to let a young one in instead, who might be around longer going forward to collect revenue from.


ps Don't give me any BS about "everyone has a mobile" ....... because that's not the case, at least in my age range.

You should be able to still print it out and take it. Their main point is that everyone has their own to get through the gates quicker.

 

[Section 5]

Well my footy partner doesn’t have a phone so they can gagf!

Whoever buys the tickets it will be in that account.
So, in your case the person with the phone (you) buys the tickets and you go through the gates together.
Just add two tickets to wallet if you know how that's done. If not just do one at a time at the gate.

When buying say 2 to 10 tickets being the maximum.
You will be able to forward them onto anyone that has a phone. EDIT with an existing ticketmaster a/c (all members have one). If the person does not have an account they will have to open one before you transfer the mobile ticket.
Anyone in that group that does not have a phone will have to enter with either the account holder or someone else pre-arranged with a phone.

Would you not have done it that way last year Dalions.
Not sure about printing out the ticket as dlanod has mentioned.

 

[Crusha]

You should be able to still print it out and take it. Their main point is that everyone has their own to get through the gates quicker.

So, two tickets in the "wallet" of 1 phone should suffice then (just like every other match).

Cheers if so .... (I hope so).

Now us two "oldies" ( me & SWMBO) will have to struggle through the process tomorrow ..... get exasperated (me) when we cant seem to get a satisfactory seat(s) in the Northern Stand (but plenty on offer for the other side) ... start arguing over whether to search again or accept what's offered .... spit the dummy (me) and threaten to just not go ..... finally accept something (me) ..... and spend some time (probably a couple of hours) out of each others company to recover .......... and then eventually carry on as if none that just happened ....... oh how life was so much less stressful prior to electronic gadgets.

(But we will still hope for finals again next year ...... alzheimers comes in handy once in a while).


Cheers Sect 5 .... you got in before I could type that up ....... (single finger and spell checking takes a while)

 

[M Malice]

You should be able to still print it out and take it. Their main point is that everyone has their own to get through the gates quicker.

That will make it slower in my humble opinion, my son has been putting up to 5 tickets on his phone for our group and we get through a lot quicker than if we all used our own individual phone. Very quick process to flick across the screen and scan each QR code on the one phone.

It could make it substantially worse if they have some of my generation who haven't used their phone to enter before fumbling around at the entry point.

Note- I have a mobile but never take it to the footy.

 

[Section 5]

Ticketmaster’s Guide To Transferring Your Mobile Ticket​

Got everyone together for your next event? Here's everything you need to know about Ticket Transferring!

For fast, contactless entry at the gate, it’s never been easier for you to share your tickets with family and friends thanks to Ticketmaster’s Ticket Transfer.

Whether you’re buying a ticket for a friend or not everyone in your group is arriving together – Ticketmaster makes it easy to forward tickets in a few easy steps.

To make entry on event day a breeze, we encourage every adult to have their own ticket loaded onto their phone via the Ticketmaster app or using a mobile web browser at Ticketmaster.com.au before arriving at the venue on event day.

Follow the below steps to ensure every adult has their own ticket open on their own phone when you get to the venue.

How do I forward a mobile ticket?​

1. Open the Ticketmaster App

2. Tap on my events and select the event you want to Ticket Transfer

3.Tap ‘Transfer’ below the ticket you want to share (please note: you may have to wait a moment for the ‘Transfer’ button to load)

4.On the ‘Select Tickets To Transfer’ page, confirm the ticket you want to share (please note – you must Transfer each ticket individually)

5. Tap the ‘Transfer To’ button

6. Tap ‘Manually Enter A Recipient’

7. Enter your friend’s ‘First Name’, ‘Last Name’, and ‘Email Address or Mobile Number’

8. Tap ‘Transfer Ticket’

9.The ticket in your account will now say “Sent”. You can cancel or recall the Ticket Transfer at any time

How do I accept a mobile ticket that has been transferred to me?​

1. Open the SMS or email from Ticketmaster Customer Support

2. Tap the ‘Accept Tickets’ button or link

3.Sign in to your Ticketmaster account If you don’t have one, tap ‘Sign Up’

4.Review the order and agree to the Ticket Transfer Terms

5. Tap ‘Continue’

6. Select ‘Mobile’ delivery and enter your Mobile Phone number (please note: tickets will not be SMSed to you)

7. Accept the tickets and unlock your barcode

8. Once you see “Ticket Transfer Complete” the barcode will be available in your Ticketmaster account

9.Proceed to your gate and scan your ticket – ensure your phone brightness is turned all the way up!

How do I open and scan my mobile ticket?​

1. Open the Ticketmaster App

2. Tap ‘My Events’

3.Select the relevant event

4.When ‘My Tickets’ opens, tap ‘View Barcode’ on your ticket

5. Once the barcode opens, tap ‘View In Wallet’ to add the ticket to your phone wallet

6. Before getting to the gate, ensure your phone brightness is turned up high

7. Scan your ticket at the gate

Handy tips:
• We encourage every adult to have their own ticket on their own phone

• All ticketholders need a My Ticketmaster account to access their Mobile Tickets. Sign up or sign in here.

• You don’t need to Transfer tickets to yourself

• Mobile tickets will not be emailed or SMSed to you. Access Ticketmaster tickets via the Ticketmaster App or Ticketmaster.com.au using your mobile web browser.

• Ensure you download and view your mobile ticket before you get to the venue.

• Make sure the screen brightness is turned up high before getting to the gate

• At the gate, scan your ticket by placing your phone with the barcode displaying up under the scanner
You can find more information on our Ticket Transfer help page here.

Find more handy Ticketmaster How To Guides here.

 

[Dalions]

Whoever buys the tickets it will be in that account.
So, in your case the person with the phone (you) buys the tickets and you go through the gates together.
Just add two tickets to wallet if you know how that's done. If not just do one at a time at the gate.

When buying say 2 to 10 tickets being the maximum.
You will be able to forward them onto anyone that has a phone. EDIT with an existing ticketmaster a/c (all members have one). If the person does not have an account they will have to open one before you transfer the mobile ticket.
Anyone in that group that does not have a phone will have to enter with either the account holder or someone else pre-arranged with a phone.

Would you not have done it that way last year Dalions.
Not sure about printing out the ticket as dlanod has mentioned.

I transfer the tickets to my wallet for every game.
As I will for this one.

 

[Section 5]

So, two tickets in the "wallet" of 1 phone should suffice then (just like every other match).

Cheers if so .... (I hope so).

Now us two "oldies" ( me & SWMBO) will have to struggle through the process tomorrow ..... get exasperated (me) when we cant seem to get a satisfactory seat(s) in the Northern Stand (but plenty on offer for the other side) ... start arguing over whether to search again or accept what's offered .... spit the dummy (me) and threaten to just not go ..... finally accept something (me) ..... and spend some time (probably a couple of hours) out of each others company to recover .......... and then eventually carry on as if none that just happened ....... oh how life was so much less stressful prior to electronic gadgets.

(But we will still hope for finals again next year ...... alzheimers comes in handy once in a while).


Cheers Sect 5 .... you got in before I could type that up ....... (single finger and spell checking takes a while)

Yes, two tickets in one wallet and good to go.

Regarding accepting seats offered.
Each to their own i suppose as we all have different ideas to what is a good seat.
For me it is top tier no further back that M row and between the 50 meter arc.

 

[Section 5]

Well my footy partner doesn’t have a phone so they can gagf!

I transfer the tickets to my wallet for every game.
As I will for this one.

So, in regard to your first post you and your partner are now right for the 2 tickets

 

[M Malice]

I transfer the tickets to my wallet for every game.
As I will for this one.

Pardon my ignorance but what is a wallet? My guess is it's another name for your phone

 

[Dalions]

Pardon my ignorance but what is a wallet? My guess is it's another name for your phone

A digital wallet on your phone, you can transfer your ticket to the wallet.
Much easier to access your tickets on game day

 

[Dalions]

So, in regard to your first post you and your partner are now right for the 2 tickets

Yep all good. But if they want the tickets on separate phones it ain’t gonna happen.

 

[Section 5]

Pardon my ignorance but what is a wallet? My guess is it's another name for your phone

For someone that leaves his mobile home you may regret asking this question.

See link below
For Lions/concert tickets you can also use the mobile wallet to store the barcodes and ticket seat information.

What Is a Mobile Wallet?

A mobile wallet is an app that stores payment card information and other on a mobile device.

www.investopedia.com

 

[M Malice]

For someone that leaves his mobile home you may regret asking this question.

See link below
For Lions/concert tickets you can also use the mobile wallet to store the barcodes and ticket seat information.

What Is a Mobile Wallet?

A mobile wallet is an app that stores payment card information and other on a mobile device.

www.investopedia.com

Thanks, I read the first few paragraphs, doesn't sound like something I would want, I don't want to be chained to my phone, I actually make a point of not taking it when going out quite often.

I do not use it for banking and don't have my banks app on it. I can get the internet on it if I turn on my mobile data which is rarely on... it is 99% for old fashioned phone calls and texts.

I'll wait till they start making it compulsory to have a chip with all your details/medical info/carbon credits/financial stuff inserted under your skin and you just wave your hand over a reader.

 

[Section 5]

Thanks, I read the first few paragraphs, doesn't sound like something I would want, I don't want to be chained to my phone, I actually make a point of not taking it when going out quite often.

I do not use it for banking and don't have my banks app on it. I can get the internet on it if I turn on my mobile data which is rarely on... it is 99% for old fashioned phone calls and texts.

I'll wait till they start making it compulsory to have a chip with all your details/medical info/carbon credits/financial stuff inserted under your skin and you just wave your hand over a reader.

Hope you are on a very cheap plan with that little use.

 

[M Malice]

Hope you are on a very cheap plan with that little use.

$14.95 per month... unlimited texts and calls.