Season tickets - £15 charge for physical ticket

The club did not pay for the card.
That is a different argument.

Your arrogance in saying people should just use technology is unbelievable.

I will review next season if cards are not available as to what I will do.
Does our temporary home read phone tickets?

1. Who pays for the cards? Who pays for the machine that prints the cards? Who pays the salary for person who uses that machine?

2. We can all attack the poster, but my arrogance says attack the post instead.

If using a phone instead of having a physical card is enough to make any fan question being a season ticket holder then they really have to start asking themselves questions about where they are as fans.

As Rovers fans, we have travelled to Bath to watch Rovers, we nearly went out of business before Wael took over. Those bleeting on about tickets on phones just need to get a bit of perspective.

I think the perspective you need is that not everyone is capable of using phone tech and actually need a physical ticket. Who paid for the cards when they were first intruduced and were part of the Season Ticket price?

He'll turn 90 in December. He can't remember his email password. He has an old mobile that won't load android wallet. He goes to all home games with me and I won't always be there.

What's your solution?

How will he get to games when you are not there?

stubborn arrogance attacking people with a different view and letting go with your opposite view. Sometimes attacking poster rather than the post is acceptable. I go to the Hippodrome tk watch shows. I have NEVER used a mobile phone or any other device to gain entry. Just stop asking question that you claim you are capable of answering yourself. I regularly purchase many things in multiple shops venues and outlets. I have never used my phone nor been forced to except BRFC as claimed to be acceptable by you. Your blind arrogance does not seem to accept that I do gain access to the Men without using my phone. Did you not know this as your continuing threads suggest otherwise

The issue is everybody seems to be moving to using mobile tickets, not sure you can even still get physical tickets from the likes of Ryanair and easyjet? According to Ryanair's website they charge customers £20 just to print off a physical ticket. 

You can download printable boarding passes for Easyjet.

I responded to your post as it contains lots of inaccuracies, especially with regard to The Bristol Hippodrome.

So, for transparency there are two ways to get tickets (they no longer post tickets out)

1) You can pick them up from the Box Office. To do that, you will need the order confirmation that is emailed to you.

2) You can use the eticket

Either way, you have to use at least one device to be able to get into The Hippodrome to see a show, either a computer and a printer or a phone.

So, please don't tell falsehoods on this thread to simply try to back up your point of view when what you are saying is absolutely false.

If stating facts (I have actually just called their ticket line as I couldn't find a definitive answer online) is being arrogant, then I am arrogant. I don't like falsehoods to back up a narrative.