Tickets Will Not Be Sold Here
At least personally, paper tickets have been obsolete for a while. I either print my ticket or show it on my phone. The latter is what we did last month on our round trip to/from Chicago via Amtrak. What about for local events?
If you plan on going to a St. Louis Blues game this season, you’ll need to have a smartphone or at least an e-mail address. Tickets to the game are now completely mobile.
Staff said you can purchase tickets through the NHL app and pull them up on your phone. (Fox2)
I use a card for transit, not a paper pass, transfer, or ticket. All this change has me wondering about ticket windows.
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These are always closed when I pass by, not much going on that requires tickets. The recent UMC conference was busy, but no ticket sales.
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The event with physical ticket sales was the 2019 Monster Jam truck show held the last two days (March 2-3). Even they link to Ticketmaster for tickets.
The days of the ticket window are numbered.
— Steve Patterson