They would have to have a Supporter Number if you wanted to add them to your Friends and Family list. Not sure whether you can have one without being a Cityzens Member. So I'd say the answer is yes off the top of my head but you will also be able to download multiple tickets onto one phone. So it might be possible for someone with a season ticket to send their ticket to you and you can use it for someone else.Dont quite follow that. My Friends and Family are all season ticket holders in their own right.
Does it mean if I want to give my card to a mate when I cant go that they will need their own Citizens membership ?
My son has a membership number from around ten years ago. He still appears on my Friends and Family list.They would have to have a Supporter Number if you wanted to add them to your Friends and Family list. Not sure whether you can have one without being a Cityzens Member. So I'd say the answer is yes.
What happened to book of vouchers we used to get?Apparently you can request a Season Card by contacting the ticket office, then you wouldn't use your phone to access the stadium...
Apple Wallet isn’t like most apps in that the wallet (and its contents) is embedded into your phone and can only be accessed by you. That makes it safe to have credit/debit cards there. I don’t know much about the Android equivalent but I’d guess it’s similar.If it's an App with a password, surely you can have the app on more than 1 phone,
btw I'm no expert on this sort of stuff
Brilliant I can share my ticket with people already at the match!Don't want to preempt the club's official announcement but our understanding is that you will be able to share tickets with those on your Friends & Family list.
Thanks for the infoApple Wallet isn’t like most apps in that the wallet (and its contents) is embedded into your phone and can only be accessed by you. That makes it safe to have credit/debit cards there. I don’t know much about the Android equivalent but I’d guess it’s similar.
There are ways of transferring certain wallet items between two phones but it’s not as straightforward as just knowing a password. I’m guessing that’s what City are (hopefully) looking into now.
Apple Wallet isn’t like most apps in that the wallet (and its contents) is embedded into your phone and can only be accessed by you. That makes it safe to have credit/debit cards there. I don’t know much about the Android equivalent but I’d guess it’s similar.
There are ways of transferring certain wallet items between two phones but it’s not as straightforward as just knowing a password. I’m guessing that’s what City are (hopefully) looking into now.
A picture of your debit card would not work at a till in Asda though. Your ticket, like debit cards stored, would work with NFC, so you don’t scan a picture or QR code, just open the app and it should work like contactless payments.The Apple wallet can only be accessed by you but the contents can be accessed by anyone if you screenshot it?