Download them, then print them. Or download and e-mail them and the recipient prints them.

I think the only "harder" part about re-selling is if you have to resort to posting on Craigslist, those buyers (at least until they learn of the new system) expect a real ticket. Hand them a piece of paper you just printed, and they get a little suspicious.

I like the cards. Yeah, there was something nostalgic about the old ticket art, but I like that my tickets are just in my wallet, and I don't have to worry about forgetting them.

It actually works really well for all sales circumstances. You don't print it first. You make the arrangement on the ticket manager online (free) and the buyer prints them from an official chiefs website so they know they are real. It could actually cut down on scams if buyers are aware of it.

It is also great if you leave home like a dumbass and fly 1500 miles without your tickets.

Are you people not Sporting KC season ticket holders? It is the exact same thing.

We used to take old game tickets and punch a hole in the corner of them and hang them on the Chiefs Christmas Tree in the Chiefs room. They made for some pretty cool decorations.

This. I miss having ticket stubs but its nice just to leave the cards in my wallet all the time.

Maybe the Chiefs should have an area to go to get ticket stubs for STH if they want one.

Why on earth would anybody here be SKC season ticket holders?

I love the cards. No more, "Honey, did you grab the tickets?" They are just in my wallet. Same with the plastic parking pass. I don't have to worry about ripping one off before each game.
That said, I never sell my tickets. If I don't go, a friend or family member go, and they are threatened within an inch of their life if they lose the card.


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