6 Comments for Can Ticketmaster tickets be printed in black and white?

• 1. Telugu Abbayi  |  May 15th, 2007 at 1:56 pm

  dont know

• 2. junkee  |  May 15th, 2007 at 2:01 pm

  i’ve never gotten them that way, but i would assume yes

• 3. dph  |  May 15th, 2007 at 2:52 pm

  As long as the barcode is clear, you’re fine. And yes, I’ve gotten in with b/w tickets.

• 4. MiLuvIzLikeWhoa!  |  May 15th, 2007 at 3:18 pm

  Yes! I’ve printed them in black and white before. You’re right about them just needing the barcode. That’s all they do when you go to the event, is look for the barcodes on the paper, and scan them! The barcodes print in black and white regardless anyway, right? Don’t waste your ink trying to make the ticket look all good in color!! =)

• 5. gg  |  May 15th, 2007 at 3:33 pm

  Yep..i print mine on a laser all the time. I didnt even know they were in color!!!

• 6. AlwaysVIP  |  May 15th, 2007 at 4:23 pm

  TicketFast tickets can be printed in Black-and-white or color, doesn’t make any difference. Smart of you to check though, never hurts to be safe! (Although, it does tell you this in the e-mail you received from Ticketmaster).

  Also, the bar code is the important part, but the ticket even contains other codes that can be entered manually at the gate (only if absolutely necessary, don’t rely on this! Some venues may have their own contrary policies).

  Just for fun, you could crumple your ticket up, run it over, rip it up, and tape it back together and you’ll still get in – as long as either the bar code can be scanned or other codes are legible – or even if not, you simply visit guest services or the box office and they’ll almost certainly take care of you. Print a second copy just to be safe, and try it yourself. Or save your fun for inside the gates, whatever! :)

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