Superbowl Tickets!

Congratulations on a big win. Don’t want to be a Debbie Downer, but that’s gonna cost ya in transportation and lodging costs. You just know they’re gonna hike lodging prices sky high.
 
Congrats on this huge win! Technically Tide will have a "No transfer or substitution for prize is permitted for any reason".

Since at least Super Bowl LV (2021), nearly all Super Bowl tickets — including those from Ticketmaster (the official NFL ticketing partner), resale platforms, and hospitality packages — are delivered as mobile tickets instantly or electronically to your phone via the NFL Ticketmaster account or app.

Once you receive the electronic tickets, Ticketmaster has blue "Transfer" and "Sell" buttons at the bottom of your ticket. If you click "Sell", you'll probably get "Resale Unavailable - Unfortunately resale is not available at the moment".

But <cough cough> Theoretically speaking (I've done this with concert ticket wins) - who's to stop you from listing the tickets on another platform (Craigslist, SeatGeek, StubHub) and then in Ticketmaster click the blue "Transfer" and transfer the tickets to their email address / phone number.

Both StubHub and SeatGeek fully support listing and selling Ticketmaster mobile transfer tickets for the Super Bowl.
  • On StubHub, you list them as "mobile transfer," and once sold, you transfer the tickets directly from your Ticketmaster account to the buyer's email.
  • SeatGeek similarly allows mobile transfers and has Super Bowl listings with easy transfer options.
Here's the official rules from Tide: https://tide.com/en-us/superbowlLX/officialrules
 
damnyankee2 said:
Congratulations on a big win. Don’t want to be a Debbie Downer, but that’s gonna cost ya in transportation and lodging costs. You just know they’re gonna hike lodging prices sky high.
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I have air miles and credits, but I figure if I go, I'll have to get a hotel like and hour away..lol. Also might just forfeit..not a lot of time to plan!! And I just got back from Cali!!
 
kcharlton said:
Had to docusign..not sure what happens after that if they just send the tickets or what. Wonder if they are transferable.
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Congrats! That's an awesome win! The NFL is very strict about tickets and I did notice that for most Super Bowl sweeps, for either tickets or trips, the rules for them say "not for resale" or use other such language. However, I don't see how transferring them would be an issue as transferring them implies giving them away or donating them. It also depends on how you receive them. If they FedEx actual hard tickets overnight to you or whether they make you create an account with a ticket app, like Ticketmaster and send them to your account. If so, the ability to sell them might be greyed out, but the ability to transfer them might not be. Good luck!
 
danmantx said:
Congrats on this huge win! Technically Tide will have a "No transfer or substitution for prize is permitted for any reason".

Since at least Super Bowl LV (2021), nearly all Super Bowl tickets — including those from Ticketmaster (the official NFL ticketing partner), resale platforms, and hospitality packages — are delivered as mobile tickets instantly or electronically to your phone via the NFL Ticketmaster account or app.

Once you receive the electronic tickets, Ticketmaster has blue "Transfer" and "Sell" buttons at the bottom of your ticket. If you click "Sell", you'll probably get "Resale Unavailable - Unfortunately resale is not available at the moment".

But <cough cough> Theoretically speaking (I've done this with concert ticket wins) - who's to stop you from listing the tickets on another platform (Craigslist, SeatGeek, StubHub) and then in Ticketmaster click the blue "Transfer" and transfer the tickets to their email address / phone number.

Both StubHub and SeatGeek fully support listing and selling Ticketmaster mobile transfer tickets for the Super Bowl.
  • On StubHub, you list them as "mobile transfer," and once sold, you transfer the tickets directly from your Ticketmaster account to the buyer's email.
  • SeatGeek similarly allows mobile transfers and has Super Bowl listings with easy transfer options.
Here's the official rules from Tide: https://tide.com/en-us/superbowlLX/officialrules
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I read the rules..but thanks for this extra info that I just may need!! May have to consult you!! It's looking unlikely I'm going to be able to attend.
 
yaoughta said:
Congrats! That's an awesome win! The NFL is very strict about tickets and I did notice that for most Super Bowl sweeps, for either tickets or trips, the rules for them say "not for resale" or use other such language. However, I don't see how transferring them would be an issue as transferring them implies giving them away or donating them. It also depends on how you receive them. If they FedEx actual hard tickets overnight to you or whether they make you create an account with a ticket app, like Ticketmaster and send them to your account. If so, the ability to sell them might be greyed out, but the ability to transfer them might not be. Good luck!
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Thinking of "gifting" them ( for a small fee to cover my taxes) to my friend already in Cali
 
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