The Star: Leafs, Raptors to eliminate print-at-home tickets

[Mkdaman1818]

Leafs, Raptors to eliminate print-at-home tickets | Toronto Star

A lot of pro sports teams in North America do this (the New York Yankees and Montreal Canadiens are two examples)

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[rent free]

Sucks. At least the jays haven't done it, or have they?

 

[LeafsNation75]

So how are we supposed to get Leafs tickets if they are purchased through Ticketmaster's website? Are they going still give us the option to pick them up at the will call window?

 

[Duke Silver]

Sucks. At least the jays haven't done it, or have they?

If anything the Jays are anti-mobile ticketing.

 

[rent free]

If anything the Jays are anti-mobile ticketing.

True that

 

[Advanced stats]

What difference does it make? Seems to minimize scammers, and makes it faster and more convenient to just have it on your phone. Win win all around..

 

[Mkdaman1818]

So how are we supposed to get Leafs tickets if they are purchased through Ticketmaster's website? Are they going still give us the option to pick them up at the will call window?

Yeah they still have cardboard printing (hard tickets) or pure mobile ticketing. So you’ll be able to get tickets via will-call I’m sure, or delivered to your smartphone

 

[MSZ]

So how are we supposed to get Leafs tickets if they are purchased through Ticketmaster's website? Are they going still give us the option to pick them up at the will call window?

Mobile entry. Used it for the first time on Family Day at the ACC(the Marlies game)

 

[LeafsNation75]

Yeah they still have cardboard printing (hard tickets) or pure mobile ticketing. So you’ll be able to get tickets via will-call I’m sure, or delivered to your smartphone

I don't have the Ticketmaster app downloaded, however when I do go to another Leafs game at least I should be able to purchase them online and pick them up at the will call window. It's what I did in the past when getting tickets at the last minute.

 

[Pookie]

This seems like a plan to move the secondary market away from stubhub (and others) towards Ticketmaster.