Will NEZ tix be electronic this year?

[canes_mj]

Anyone know? Or hard copy only as in years past. On my account it says "mobile delivery," just like for the other seats in the regular stands. But I haven't read anywhere anything definite about this; I emailed my Yosef contact to ask this so if I hear back I'll let everyone know what he says but just wondering if anyone already knew?

Thanks,
MJ

[BambooRdApp]

Hard copy is what I heard.

[AppSt94]

They are supposed to be mobile this year.

[T-Dog]

Yosef Club said in a March Zoom meeting that premium seat holders will have a mobile ticketing option this season.

[APP93]

Does anyone know if parking passes will be mobile this year?

[ArmantiWaterSafety]

Does anyone know if parking passes will be mobile this year?

They'll be physical. I think they'll always be physical unless we get some sort of geofencing system which will be wayyyyyy down the road.

[APP93]

Does anyone know if parking passes will be mobile this year?

They'll be physical. I think they'll always be physical unless we get some sort of geofencing system which will be wayyyyyy down the road.

This is out of my area, but why would they need a geofence? Couldn't they simply have a barcode on the PP and have someone at the entrance scan it and print off a ticket with space # you leave on your dash?

[ArmantiWaterSafety]

This is out of my area, but why would they need a geofence? Couldn't they simply have a barcode on the PP and have someone at the entrance scan it and print off a ticket with space # you leave on your dash?

Out of my area too but I would think that would slow things down too much to do it that way, especially in more crowded lots. Could be wrong though.

[BambooRdApp]

Does anyone know if parking passes will be mobile this year?

They'll be physical. I think they'll always be physical unless we get some sort of geofencing system which will be wayyyyyy down the road.

This is out of my area, but why would they need a geofence? Couldn't they simply have a barcode on the PP and have someone at the entrance scan it and print off a ticket with space # you leave on your dash?

Went to Cincinnati game at Camden. That is what the Orioles do... someone scanning at entrance

[AppStateNews]

Does anyone know if parking passes will be mobile this year?

They'll be physical. I think they'll always be physical unless we get some sort of geofencing system which will be wayyyyyy down the road.

This is out of my area, but why would they need a geofence? Couldn't they simply have a barcode on the PP and have someone at the entrance scan it and print off a ticket with space # you leave on your dash?

Went to Cincinnati game at Camden. That is what the Orioles do... someone scanning at entrance

It's cheaper to have 6 hard copies than pay 2-3 people per lot, per home game to scan. Not to mention the initial equipment purchase cost and the ongoing maintenance cost. I can't remember the exact cost, but it's something like $3 per season ticket holder to have their passes printed and shipped -- so very minimal one time cost. We'll easily spend more than the $10k on labor to scan passes.

ROTC currently volunteers their time for some lots (if not all) but there is currently a delay in getting in to lots with ROTC just checking to make sure it's the right pass. I can only imagine the complaints if they have to scan everyone.

Not to mention the older fan base that doesn't want everything on their phone...

[TheMoody1]

This is out of my area, but why would they need a geofence? Couldn't they simply have a barcode on the PP and have someone at the entrance scan it and print off a ticket with space # you leave on your dash?

Out of my area too but I would think that would slow things down too much to do it that way, especially in more crowded lots. Could be wrong though.

Sounds like trying to fix something that isn't broken.

[APP93]

This is out of my area, but why would they need a geofence? Couldn't they simply have a barcode on the PP and have someone at the entrance scan it and print off a ticket with space # you leave on your dash?

Out of my area too but I would think that would slow things down too much to do it that way, especially in more crowded lots. Could be wrong though.

Sounds like trying to fix something that isn't broken.

I guess technically hard copy tix for entrance to the game was not broken either (well, matter of opinion) , but they still went to etix. Anyway, just curious as I thought they mentioned last year they would be going to ePP as well...but maybe down the road.

Thanks

[AppStateNews]

This is out of my area, but why would they need a geofence? Couldn't they simply have a barcode on the PP and have someone at the entrance scan it and print off a ticket with space # you leave on your dash?

Out of my area too but I would think that would slow things down too much to do it that way, especially in more crowded lots. Could be wrong though.

Sounds like trying to fix something that isn't broken.

I guess technically hard copy tix for entrance to the game was not broken either (well, matter of opinion) , but they still went to etix. Anyway, just curious as I thought they mentioned last year they would be going to ePP as well...but maybe down the road.

Thanks

The difference is the equipment to scan a ticket or a phone is the same. That's not an added cost. In fact, it's a cost savings not having the paper tickets since the action to get in the gate is the same -- still need to be scanned.

[AppSt94]

Parking passes will be paper and will be mailed out.