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Post by jeremysgirl on Oct 13, 2023 12:41:57 GMT
Hi, we are supposed to see Bob Dylan tomorrow night. I got an email yesterday saying no cellphones in the venue. I thought that this was just an unenforced rule for the venue. However Google tells me that this is actually Dylan's rule for his concerts and it is strictly enforced.
So I can't use my cellphone to get in, I guess. So I'm wondering if I can print my tickets and they will still be scannable? Anybody know? I wasn't even sure I could print them from the app.
Anybody know?
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Post by garcia5050 on Oct 13, 2023 12:58:10 GMT
It was a while back, but the last time this happened to me, I used my phone to get in and then kept my phone in my purse during the whole show. Others didn’t, and got kicked out.
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Post by jeremysgirl on Oct 13, 2023 13:04:10 GMT
It was a while back, but the last time this happened to me, I used my phone to get in and then kept my phone in my purse during the whole show. Others didn’t, and got kicked out. Thank you for your feedback. I have no problem not using my phone. I'm there for the music and the experience. But I looked at their website this morning and I couldn't find a way to print at all. So I was nervous I wouldn't be able to get in. |
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Post by peano on Oct 13, 2023 13:29:18 GMT
I've printed out tickets from Ticketmaster and they do have a scannable bar code. In order to do this, you have to log in and go to My Tickets (or something along those lines). You should be able to print from there.
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Post by shanniebananie on Oct 13, 2023 14:00:48 GMT
I when I saw Bono in NYC last May, we scanned our tickets from our phone and then had to hand over phones, smart watches, Fitbits, etc and it was all put into a locked bag that we held. If we needed to use our phone, we had to take it out of the theater to a person who would unlock it for us and then re-lock when we went back in. That was the most strict enforcement I have experienced.
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Post by jeremysgirl on Oct 13, 2023 14:18:30 GMT
I when I saw Bono in NYC last May, we scanned our tickets from our phone and then had to hand over phones, smart watches, Fitbits, etc and it was all put into a locked bag that we held. If we needed to use our phone, we had to take it out of the theater to a person who would unlock it for us and then re-lock when we went back in. That was the most strict enforcement I have experienced. I just got an email from the actual venue and yes this is what they said. Locked pouches. Whew! Ok. I feel better. |
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Post by Lexica on Oct 13, 2023 14:36:18 GMT
I when I saw Bono in NYC last May, we scanned our tickets from our phone and then had to hand over phones, smart watches, Fitbits, etc and it was all put into a locked bag that we held. If we needed to use our phone, we had to take it out of the theater to a person who would unlock it for us and then re-lock when we went back in. That was the most strict enforcement I have experienced. Wow, that is some serious security. I haven’t heard of this. Well, admittedly I haven’t been to a concert in many years. I wonder what the initial cost was for the multitude of lockable bags they had to purchase. And do they charge a patron a rental fee? |
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