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PIC: Sportsfile
Tipperary supporters travelling to Croke Park for the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final against Cork next Sunday are advised to take note of important ticketing guidelines.
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SafeTix scanning is in operation at Croke Park, and screenshots of e-tickets will not scan at the turnstiles. Supporters who attempt to gain entry using a screenshot will be refused admission.
Tickets must either be transferred using the Ticketmaster transfer function:
or printed as PDF tickets. Screen grabs of tickets will not be accepted under any circumstances.
Supporters distributing tickets to others must ensure that tickets are either properly transferred through the Ticketmaster system or printed as PDFs. Both methods are valid, but they should not be used together. If you print your match ticket, do not transfer it as well.
Officials are urging everyone to share this information with anyone attending the match to avoid confusion or entry issues on the day.
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