MOBILE TICKETING Sample Clauses

MOBILE TICKETING. All tickets will be issued in the form of “mobile tickets” which can be displayed on a mobile device using (i) the Argos app, (ii) Argonauts Account Manager, or (iii) a mobile device Apple/Android wallet. No paper tickets will be issued other than on an exception basis as determined by AHLP. SCHEDULE A TICKET BACK TERMS By using this ticket, you, on behalf of yourself and any minor accompanying you (individually and collectively, “Ticketholder(s)”), agree to all of the terms hereof and the waiver to be found at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xx/waiver-release/ (collectively, the “Terms”); and by using this ticket to enter the BMO Field (“Stadium”), Ticketholder(s) are deemed to have read the Terms and agreed to be bound by them. This ticket is a revocable license and BMO Field (the “Stadium”), Toronto Argonauts, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Partnership (“MLSE”), Argonauts Holdings Limited Partnership (“AHLP”) and Canadian Football League (“CFL”) (collectively, “Management”), reserve the right, without the refund of any portion of the ticket purchase price, to refuse admission to or eject any person: whose conduct is deemed by Management to violate any Management code of conduct (posted in or about the Stadium or online); whose conduct fails to comply with any applicable rules, laws or Terms; or whose conduct is deemed to be disorderly. You agree to comply with all Stadium health and safety rules, including but not limited to those intended to prevent and/or control the spread of COVID-19 through personal precautions, social distancing measures, and/or contact tracing. Inappropriate behavior and/or abusive language may result in ejection (without refund), arrest, forfeiture of season ticket privileges, and other legal action. Refund to Ticketholder(s) of the face value of the ticket (as determined by Management) shall automatically terminate Ticketholder’s rights hereunder. Ticketholder(s) and their belongings will be subject to search upon entering the Stadium, and prohibited items may be confiscated. The Ticketholder(s), by entering the search area at the Stadium entrance, consents to su ch searches, and, by tendering this ticket for entry, waives any claims against Management, other participating clubs, and their respective affiliates and agents. Failure to consent to such searches will result in denial of entry into the Stadium. This ticket’s bar code only allows one entry per scan and cannot be used for re-entry once initially used. This ticket cannot be r...
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MOBILE TICKETING. Member acknowledges that tickets will be issued in the form of “mobile tickets” which can be displayed on a mobile device using (i) the Toronto FC app, (ii) Toronto FC Account Manager, or (iii) a mobile device Apple/Android wallet. No paper tickets will be issued expect on an exception basis as determined by MLSE. *TERMS AND CONDITIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE PER SECTION 13 ABOVE* SCHEDULE A STADIUM CODE OF CONDUCT Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (“MLSE”) is committed to providing a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for our fans and guests at the Stadium currently known as BMO Field (the “Venue”), and MLSE is committed to providing courteous and professional service. Everyone should expect and help to promote an environment where people are treated in a courteous, professional, considerate and respectful manner by all fans, Stadium staff, team and event personnel, performers, players and other guests. Accordingly, MLSE will not tolerate unsafe, abusive, unlawful or offensive conduct in our Venues. This conduct includes, without limitation: • Smoking (including e-cigarettes or vapourizers) • Violence, fighting, threatening, taunting, physical or verbal harassment; • Making abusive, sexist, racist, offensive or obscene remarks or gestures; • Disruptive, harmful or disorderly behaviour; • Sitting in a location other than the seat identified on the guest’s ticket; • Any disruption of the game or event by a guest’s actions; • Throwing objects of any kind or entering the playing surface or performance area; • Intoxication or any signs of impairment related to alcohol or drug consumption; • Possession of alcohol by a minor or providing alcohol to a minor; • Possession of alcohol not purchased inside the Venue; • Engaging in any commercial activity not authorized by MLSE; • Failure to comply with requests from staff, including those related to Venue policies, operations or emergency response procedures; or • Any act which, in the opinion of Venue officials, presents a risk to the safety of fans or staff. Failure to abide by this Code of Conduct is subject to sanctions at the discretion of MLSE, which may include ejection, suspension of entry privileges, arrest, and banishment from any or all MLSE facilities. Season ticket members and suite holders are reminded that they are responsible for the behaviour of anyone using their tickets and that failure to abide by this Code of Conduct or by anyone using their tickets, may result in loss of season ticket memb...
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MOBILE TICKETING. All tickets will be issued in the form of “mobile tickets” which can be displayed on a mobile device using (i) the Raptors 905 app, (ii) Raptors 905 Account Manager, or (iii) a mobile device Apple/Android wallet. No paper tickets will be issued expect on an exception basis as determined by MLSE.
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