Re: I found information about saving tickets in Google Wallet.

Newyana2 <Newyana2@invalid.nospam> wrote:

"Carlos E.R." <robin_listas@es.invalid> wrote
 
| We were talking recently about this in thread "Save tickets in an
emmail?".
 
 That was my friend. Several days later she still can't get the
tickets to entirely load in the email and logging into Ticketmaster
hangs. She tried chat. No luck. She finally got hold of a human
at Ticketmaster. They tried to walk her through it. No luck. They
explicitly told her that printing out the tickets (if she ever manages
to load them again) is not an option. She must go to the circus
using her cellphone as ticket. She could save the tickets in
Google Wallet/Pay (it's not clear what the difference is) but that
hurdle has to wait for actually getting the tickets loaded.
 
  At one point she was able to load the tickets. By that I mean
she clicked the link in their email and got images of seat numbers
and a barcode. But saving to Wallet failed. Now she can't get the
barcode to show up.

  Isn't that - not being able to 'load'/display the tickets in the
e-mail - not a problem with her computer, browser, <whatever)?

  Have you tried to let her forward the e-mail to you and let you try?

  If you can display the ticket/barcode, then - as I said - make a
screenshot and either directly send the screenshot to her, or - probably
better - print the screenshot to a PDF and send the PDF to her.

  That - PDF of screenshot - *must* be an acceptable form to present the
ticket at the 'check-in'. If not these Ticketmaster people are a bunch
of idiots.

  The fact that Ticketmaster requires a phone, undoubtedly for
their own convenience and personal data collection, is outrageous.
The tickets were bought online. It should have been feasible to
download and print them. That works for airline tickets.

  Exactly.

  My friend is planning to take her daughter, son-in-law and
granddaughter to the circus. It's still not clear whether it's
actually going to be possible.

  To be on the safe side, *also* print the tickets and let them raise
hell if they're not accepted.

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