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A mobile ticket is a convenient and flexible way to receive and manage tickets. You’re probably already using your smartphone to attend movies or when you travel, so why not for a Broadway show? It’s our effort to make your experience the very best. Digital ticketing provides:
- Quick, easy, contactless entry to the venue using your mobile phone
- The ability to manage, view, and transfer tickets at any time
- Reduced risk of lost, stolen, counterfeit or forgotten tickets
- The ability to skip the printer and save paper
Transfer Tickets
Once logged in to your account:
Step 1: Select Manage My Ticket(s) from the menu (three horizontal parallel bars) or at the bottom of the page, then tap the Transfer button.
Step 2: Check the box to select the event(s) you wish to transfer tickets for, and tap Next.
Step 3: Check the boxes to select the specific seats/tickets you’d like to transfer and tap Next.
Step 4: Add the name, email, and a personal message (optional) for the recipient and tap Transfer.
You’re all set! The recipient will have a period of time to claim their tickets. We will keep you and the recipient updated via email at every step including letting you know when they have successfully accepted them. If anything changes, you can easily cancel the transfer as long as the recipient hasn’t accepted yet, and the tickets will be put back into your account.
Transferring tickets to everyone in your party is easy via the Broadway Account Manager website. You can easily Transfer each member their own ticket in advance, allowing everyone to enter on their own.
Yes. You can cancel the transfer and reclaim the tickets as long as they haven’t already been accepted by the recipient. You can always see the status of all of your tickets including those you have transferred when viewing the event in your account.
Accessing Tickets
Visit your Broadway Account Manager. We recommend you bookmark this page for easy access in the future.
Step 1: Login here with your email address and password.
Step 2: Select the menu icon (three horizontal parallel bars) and click on
Manage My Tickets.
Step 3: You will see all your upcoming events here. Tap an event to view and manage your tickets for that show.
Barcodes are only visible when logged in to your account on a mobile or smart device. Season Ticket Holders will be notified via email when barcodes have been enabled.
If you do not have access to a smartphone, please contact us via phone.
- Season Ticket Holders: (800) 216-7469
- Individual Ticket Buyers: (920) 730-3760
We recommend you always add your ticket to your phone’s wallet at least 48 hours before the show to avoid issues with connectivity when trying to enter and find your seat.
No. Tickets must be presented to the usher live from the mobile Broadway Account Manager website or within your phone’s wallet.
Yes. However, we recommend transferring any tickets you’re holding in advance to everyone attending. Everyone can enter on their own, explore the venue, and you can meet at your seats.
To ensure seamless entry, we highly recommend adding your tickets to your phone’s digital wallet before arriving at the show. If you have an iPhone, you can store your tickets in your Apple Wallet. If you’re an Android user, you can save your tickets to your phone through Google Pay.
With a recent security update, the email address you use as your Apple ID or Google Account and your Broadway/Ticketmaster Account Manager login email address are talking to each other.
There could be two reasons you are not able to save a ticket/tickets to your digital Wallet. If the email address you use as your Apple ID or Google Account and your Broadway/Ticketmaster Account Manager do not match, or if you do not have a security passcode/biometric authentication set for your phone.
For tickets to display in your phone’s wallet, you will now be prompted to link your Broadway/Ticketmaster account and your Apple ID or Google Account. The first time you try to add a ticket to the wallet, you will be prompted to link/connect your (or the) Broadway/Ticketmaster Account you are signed into to the Apple ID or Google Account that is signed into on the device you’re using (usually your smartphone). Only one Apple ID/Google Account can be associated to a Broadway/Ticketmaster Account. Whatever the first Apple ID or Google Account email address becomes associated to the Broadway/Ticketmaster Account is what it will remain.
Taking that information above, if you have someone else that is attempting to log in to the same Broadway/Ticketmaster Account with their own device, while they can log in and view the tickets, when they attempt to add a ticket to Wallet, they will get an error because the Apple ID or Google Account on their device does not match the Apple ID or Google Account that is linked to the Broadway/Ticketmaster Account.
We currently have no way of seeing what Apple ID or Google Account is associated with someone’s Broadway/Ticketmaster Account, and once an Apple ID or Google Account and Broadway/Ticketmaster Account are linked we have no way to unlink them, which makes this challenging for us to troubleshoot.
If you do not have a security passcode or biometric authentication active on your phone, regardless of a matching ID, you will not be able to save a ticket/tickets to your digital Wallet.
There are two options currently:
- Opt to not download your tickets to your Wallet. You can still show the Usher your tickets from Account Manager in your phone’s browser or within the mobile app for entry, which would grant access the same way that a ticket in your Wallet would.
- Or, if you have someone else on the Broadway/Ticketmaster Account with a different Apple or Android device that must have their tickets added to their Wallet, we recommend transferring the ticket(s) from the original Broadway/Ticketmaster Account to the other person so they can have their own Broadway/Ticketmaster Account to associate their own Apple ID. You will need to do this for each show they will attend with you.