September 2, 20206 yr 8 hours ago, TheDeuce said: You’ll get the option of using the amount towards next years tickets, a refund, or donating. Wasn't clear on my first post. What I mean is, if you're one of the 18,000 people allowed to come to the game, but then can't for some reason (work, emergency, etc.), can you pass those tickets to someone else for that game? Sell them? Or does it have to be in your possession?
September 2, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, gchs_uk9 said: Wasn't clear on my first post. What I mean is, if you're one of the 18,000 people allowed to come to the game, but then can't for some reason (work, emergency, etc.), can you pass those tickets to someone else for that game? Sell them? Or does it have to be in your possession? My guess is it’s electronic ticketing that can’t be passed to anyone else. This seems to be what most schools are doing this fall.
September 2, 20206 yr Author 1 hour ago, gchs_uk9 said: Wasn't clear on my first post. What I mean is, if you're one of the 18,000 people allowed to come to the game, but then can't for some reason (work, emergency, etc.), can you pass those tickets to someone else for that game? Sell them? Or does it have to be in your possession? 9 minutes ago, GrantNKY said: My guess is it’s electronic ticketing that can’t be passed to anyone else. This seems to be what most schools are doing this fall. Correct. Louisville has been migrating to all digital tickets over the past couple of years. I’m assuming there will be no paper tickets at all this season, so you’d have to transfer the tickets via email.
September 2, 20206 yr I don't know how UofL is doing it, but USF cancelled all season tickets for this season giving the holders the options Louisville did. The student section is still being set aside for students, with limited access. However, the games that they are allowing fans to attend will all be single ticketed. Season ticket holders will get to purchase tickets first, by priority points, selecting from the seats available. If anything is left, those tickets go on sale to the general public.
September 2, 20206 yr 2 hours ago, GrantNKY said: My guess is it’s electronic ticketing that can’t be passed to anyone else. This seems to be what most schools are doing this fall. I pass my electronic tickets to other people all of the time, Bolts and Bulls. The receiver has to have the ticket app, but they can be passed. @TheDeuce, I would assume Louisville is also having automated entry as well. You have to have the ticket on your phone and the readers will not manned. There will be security people watching at a distance, but nobody physically scanning your phone.
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