With My A's Tickets, you can easily renew, transfer and sell your season and single tickets from a secure and convenient location on athletics.com. Using My A's Tickets you can browse your purchased tickets, forward tickets, and recall tickets.
Buying tickets has never been easier. Find your event or package, choose your ticket quantity, price range, and other search options, and then choose your seats and ticket type. Tap CONTINUE to select payment.
Once you've selected your seats, choose your preferred payment option. For more convenience with a smartphone, add your digital tickets directly to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. When you arrive at the ballpark, SCAN or TAP to enter and leave the paper at home.
The MLB Ballpark app is your mobile companion when visiting your favorite Major League Baseball ballparks. The official MLB Ballpark application perfectly complements and personalizes your trip with digital ticketing functionality, mobile check-in, special offers, rewards and exclusive content.
The MLB Ballpark app is your mobile companion when visiting your favorite Major League Baseball ballparks. The official MLB Ballpark application perfectly complements and personalizes your trip with digital ticketing functionality, mobile check-in, special offers, rewards and exclusive content.
In partnership with Tickets.com, we offer you the convenience of 'contactless' entry to the ballpark.
Near Field Communication (NFC) allows you to enter the park by presenting contactless ticket(s) on your NFC-capable Apple or Android device. This innovative technology requires no barcode on the front of your digital ticket.
Add your tickets to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet (Samsung Pay is not supported). At the gate, present your mobile device to the ticket attendant (or NFC-capable pedestal or turnstile), select your ticket(s) from the wallet and hold your device within 4 inches of the icon on the NFC reader. That's it.
Compared to a barcode printed on paper or displayed on a smartphone, contactless entry relies on Near Field Communication (NFC), which is much more secure. A contactless ticket is much more difficult to acquire and duplicate. Additionally, the share button in Apple Wallet has been deactivated to prevent pass sharing. Ticket holders can share tickets through My A's Tickets and the MLB Ballpark app.
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The close-proximity requirement for NFC adds an additional layer of security for your tickets. Your tickets cannot be read from long range distance.
Opting for contactless entry eliminates the need for barcodes and physical tickets. All you need is your personal mobile device¡ªadd your tickets to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and enjoy the game. Adding a ticket to Apple Wallet on a compatible iPhone provides you with a contactless ticket by default.
To store a digital ticket in Apple Wallet?, you are not required to have paid for the ticket with your Apple Wallet?.
Once you have saved a ticket to Apple Wallet, entering the ballpark is easy:
On iPhone, use Face ID or Touch ID to authorize your digital or contactless ticket or double-click the side button on Apple Watch.
Then hold your iPhone or Apple Watch within 4 inches of the NFC reader to enter the ballpark.
What is Google Wallet?
Google Wallet is a digital wallet platform and online payment system for mobile devices. The app allows you to make payments and store tickets digitally on Android phones, tablets or watches.
How does Google Wallet work with event tickets?
Google Wallet lets you save tickets on any Android device with Android (9.0) or higher.
Google Wallet supports notifications reminding you of upcoming events. At the ballpark, enter by automatically sending your ticket information via NFC or by showing the ticket barcode on your phone.
How do I check my Android version?
Make sure your phone is running Android (9.0) or higher.
The model of your Android device determines the exact location of version details. For example, choose System > About phone and scroll down until you see "Android version."
To store a digital ticket in Google Wallet, you are not required to have paid for the ticket with Google Wallet.
Once you have saved a contactless ticket to Google Wallet, entering the ballpark is easy.
When viewing your inventory in MyTickets, the Event List page displays current and future events with ¡°active¡± tickets. Tickets that have been returned, exchanged, resold, or donated are not considered active and are not displayed.
If you have forwarded tickets to a friend, the tickets remain visible in your account, but can no longer be used for entry. If the tickets included a barcode, the barcode is no longer displayed for your account as the tickets are no longer active on your account.
If your active tickets are not displayed, or a barcode-scannable ticket does not display a barcode at the ticket details page, please go to the box office or customer service desk for assistance.
Yes. A ticket included in an active market offer (a pending resale or donation) is an active ticket and is displayed in MyTickets.
If the market offer results in a completed resale or donation, the ticket is no longer considered active in terms of your account. MyTickets only displays your active tickets.
A variety of factors determine the exact delivery methods available within My Tickets and some restrictions may apply.
If your active tickets are not displayed, or a barcode-scannable ticket does not display a barcode at the ticket details page, please go to the box office or customer service desk for assistance.
MyTickets & the MLB Ballpark app provide easy ways for you to digitally share one or more tickets with someone else.
The forward action moves a ticket from your inventory list into that of the recipient. The recipient can then use the ticket to enter the event.
Both you (the sender) and the 'friend' (recipient) receive an email confirming the forward action.
The email to your friend includes links for logging into MyTickets or MLB Ballpark app. Your friend can send you a "Thank You" email or return the ticket(s) to you if they are unable to use them.
You may add a friend when sharing tickets or you can expand the my account menu option, select manage friends, and click add friend. You can add and select friends in MyTickets from a mobile or desktop device.
If you mistakenly used the forward action to share a ticket or tickets, use the recall option in MyTickets. Recalling a ticket restores the ticket to your inventory and re-enables the barcode on any ticket that was previously printed. Both you and your friend receive an email confirming the recalled ticket(s).
Sometimes your friend can¡¯t make the game. Don¡¯t worry ¨C you still have options.
Log in to My A's Tickets.
Option 1: Your friend sends a forwarded ticket back to you.
The recipient opens their confirmation email and selects the link to return the ticket to the sender.
The ticket is returned to you.
The ticket is once again available to you in your My A's Tickets Inventory.
Option 2: You can Recall the ticket.
Contactless tickets are digital tickets that you have added to your Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. They are similar to traditional event tickets, but they have no barcode and are easier to use and more secure.
Contactless tickets use (N)ear (F)ield (C)ommunication (NFC) to validate your ticket for entry. When approaching the gate, select the contactless ticket from your device and simply hold it 4 inches from the reader. Once it is validated, you are ready to enter and enjoy the game.
Contactless Tickets are convenient to use. You can simply add tickets to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet depending on your device and easily access it when you arrive at the venue. iPhone users will see a lock screen notification - ¡®tap¡¯ the notification and present the ticket.
You can add more than one Contactless Ticket to Apple Wallet or Google wallet. When you approach the gate, open Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, select the group of tickets for the event, and swipe to present each ticket.
To enter the ballpark with Contactless Tickets, add your tickets either to Apple Wallet on an NFC-enabled Apple device or to Google Wallet on an NFC-enabled Android device. If you're using an Android device, be sure to set Google Wallet as your default payment app. (We do not support Samsung Pay for Contactless Entry.)
Apple Wallet is the built-in virtual wallet for digital event tickets, payment cards, and more. The Apple Wallet is pre-installed on iPhones.
Your Athletics ticket is a Wallet-compatible pass.
Store your ticket in the Apple Wallet app on your iPhone or Apple Watch, as a contactless ticket along with your virtual payment cards, boarding passes, movie tickets, coupons, rewards cards, and more.
Contactless entry to the ballpark requires an iPhone with iOS 11 or greater.
To determine your iOS version, tap Settings, tap General, tap About. For the convenience of contactless entry to the ballpark, the "Version" should be 11 or greater.
If you don't have an iOS 11 or greater iPhone, you can still enter the ballpark with a conventional barcode scan, using a paper ticket or a digital ticket displayed on your smartphone, including a pass stored in your Apple Wallet.
Apple Watch will notify you when you are close to the ballpark on game day.
When you arrive at the gate, tap the notification on your Lock screen to display your ticket as a pass from Apple Wallet.
Authorize your pass by double-clicking the side button on Apple Watch.
Hold your Apple Watch within 4 inches of the contactless reader.
To scan additional passes, swipe to the next pass in your Apple Wallet and present each one to the contactless reader.
By default, an iOS 11 or greater iPhone is set to automatically present a lock screen notification as you approach the ballpark on game day. Tapping the notification on iPhone and Watch will reveal the contactless ticket in Wallet
If necessary, before the game, tap the pass in Apple Wallet, then tap the information button to see settings and more information. Enable "Suggest on Lock Screen."
iPhone or Apple Watch will notify you when you are close to the ballpark on game day.
At the gate, tap the notification on your Lock screen to display your pass.
On iPhone, use Face ID or Touch ID to authorize your pass or double-click the side button on Apple Watch.
Then hold your iPhone or Apple Watch within 4 inches of the attendant¡¯s mobile scanner to enter the ballpark.
Typical iPhone setup automatically displays the pass on your Lock screen as you approach the ballpark on game day.
If necessary, select the pass in Apple Wallet, then tap the information button to see settings and more information. Enable ¡°Suggest on Lock Screen.¡±
iPhone or Apple Watch will notify you when you are close to the ballpark on game day.
When you arrive at the gate, tap the notification on your Lock screen to display your pass (digital ticket).
On iPhone, use Face ID or Touch ID to authorize your pass or double-click the side button on Apple Watch.
Then hold your iPhone or Apple Watch within 4 inches of the NFC reader to enter the ballpark.
If you have added your ticket to Apple Wallet, you will not see the ticket's barcode. By default, the ticket is enabled for contactless (NFC) validation.
If need be, you can display the ticket's barcode by tapping in the upper right corner of the pass.
Google Wallet lets you use a ticket saved to Google Wallet by simply holding your Android device to an NFC reader.
Enter the ballpark with one tap of your event ticket.
After buying the ticket, you'll be presented the option to save the ticket to Google Wallet.
After buying the ticket, tap the ¡®Add to Google Wallet¡¯ button on the confirmation page or in your confirmation email.
Simply tap at any NFC-enabled event entrance. Make sure that NFC is enabled on your phone and Google Wallet has your saved ticket.
The type of ticket varies by merchant, if you are running into issues please contact the merchant issuing the pass for resolution.
While saving the ticket to Google Wallet, make sure that you are using the same Google account you're logged in with. If the issue persists, reach out to the Google support team using the ¡®Help & support¡¯ option in the Google Wallet app.
This could be due to a number of factors including:
The model of your Android device determines the exact setting location (typically within Settings). For example, tap Settings > Tap & Pay or Apps & Notifications > Default apps.
No, simply wake the device and tap at the ticket terminal.
No barcodes required at an NFC enabled terminal. If you have an event ticket saved in Google Wallet, just wake the device and then gently tap the back of the phone against the terminal.
If your phone isn¡¯t NFC enabled, you can look for a barcode on the ticket. For example, your Android device may offer a "Show Code" option in the lower left of the screen.
If you do have multiple tickets on your account, when you tap you would see the option to choose the one you want to use in that instant. As soon as this ticket is redeemed, you can tap it again to redeem the next ticket for your family/friend.
Using Google Wallet for contactless entry requires your device to have Android (9.0) or higher, and must have an NFC chip.
No, if your ticket is already saved to your phone, you can use the ticket while your phone is offline for either NFC or show-and-scan barcode redemption. However, the phone does need internet access for purchasing and saving a new ticket.
Most of the time your ticket is tied to your Google account. Ensure that your device is logged into the correct Google account.
