“To be honest, I was worried about how I would receive my ticket here in Japan as it’s a complicated process but as soon as the ticket was available, I received a code via email to pick it up and everything worked great. The only thing is when I purchased it said it would be mailed to me so I was not looking for an email. Fortunately I saw the email and it worked out but perhaps more clear instructions from the beginning would have been better. Overall though, no problems.”
“Buying tickets was simple and intuitive. I received value for price. Purchasing the parking pass was problematic, however. I did not receive the QR code on my phone but rather received a separate email with a pdf of the code. The pdf was slightly blurred and could not be scanned properly at the lot making for an unpleasant experience.”
“Had a great time. Only problem was I had to download the lions app. Tickets in my apple wallet had no scanning on it.
Other than that, no problems.
Parking garage was easy as I got a scanner on my phone to get in. Will use stub hub again as long as the prices don’t get out of control”
“Smooth transaction and transfer option. My daughter was thrilled that I prepaid the parking for her.
Love using StubHub for many years and not just for sporting events.”
“Very convenient. Good customer service. Last minute schedule change on my end. SubHub provided much appreciated easy transfer of ticket to my daughter.”
“After having seat geek not communicate with me and not being able to “fulfill my order” 2 hours before my show, I’m glad that I bought other tickets from StubHub the day of the show. I had tickets 2 hours after purchase.”
“Ultimately, everything was fine. But the passes were in paper form and had to be delivered by FedEx. Initially, correspondence indicated that I would not receive the passes until Saturday, which was Gameday. That could have been a problem because Philadelphia could be a five-hour drive to State College. Ultimately, the tickets arrived on Friday but the scheduled delivery on Saturday caused considerable angst.”
