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Wahoos tickets go digital

   February 24, 2022

The Pensacola Blue Wahoos announced Thursday a transition to mobile entry and ticketing for all games and events at Blue Wahoos Stadium in 2022 and beyond.

Beginning with the ballpark’s March high school and college game schedule, Blue Wahoos Stadium will feature an entirely digital ticketing experience, creating a more secure, convenient, and flexible entry system for guests.

“Digital ticketing helps create faster, more efficient, and safer entry and ticket management at the ballpark,” team president Jonathan Griffith said.

Fans may purchase, view, and transfer tickets through their easy-to-create My Tickets account on BlueWahoos.com on their mobile device or computer. On game days, fans may easily access their tickets through My Tickets and have the ticket’s barcode scanned at the gates directly from their mobile device.

For more information , fans may visit BlueWahoos.com/Digital. They also may contact a Blue Wahoos box office representative by phone at (850) 934-8444, by email at Tickets@BlueWahoos.com, or by visiting Blue Wahoos Stadium between 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday for assistance with their My Tickets account. 

Blue Wahoos single-game tickets for the 2022 Minor League Baseball season will go on sale at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, March 1 at BlueWahoos.com, by phone at (850) 934-8444, or in-person at the stadium box office.

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