04-07-2021, 04:48 PM
(04-07-2021, 04:12 PM)chimera Wrote: I would hold off on the worry. If things arrive by email they can very probably be printed or you could use your email to be scanned if the code shows. As long as you get the bar code printed or available to be scanned, you have a valid ticket. I get mobile tickets, have for the past few years, and I think I could print off the emails if I had a mind to. I send to others by just sending them the email and they take the ticket(s) they need off of that. Mobile tickets are actually really easy and convenient once you get used to them.Agree with all of this except for one thing. It is unclear that the scanners they intend to use in the future will actually work on paper tickets. A lot of the newer ones do not as I understand it. That may mean that paper tickets will route you to a particular entrance, which may or may not be convenient for you. The information that accompanied the announcements certainly seemed to be treating "mobile tickets" as the only choice. I, like you, have been downloading my ticket via email and transferring it to my phone. It may be that this year that is the only really good option.