I thought we would be getting back to normal after two years of covid restrictions

[SF Band dad]

Edited: A link for online purchases from a PC has been posted on twitter.

No cash sales. Pay extra at the gate, debit/credit only.

I find it ironic that they used a $10 bill back-ground in this tweet since they won't be accepting them. Printed on that bill is the notation, "This note is legal tender. For all debts public and private."

Apparently not.

[DeCav]

I wonder if concessions has a no cash policy.

[SF Band dad]

Processing card purchases has a cost, is it less costly than collecting and depositing cash? I guess it does reduce the opportunity for.... misappropriation.

Marketing 101: Don't make it hard for your (potential) customers to buy your product and pay you. It used to be a joke, "Do you take cash?". Now it has become reality.

[bigdog2003]

Come on up to Newberry, we never stopped taking cash at the gate. The whole online ticket thing has really cut back on the games I go to. I use to get in the car around 6 on a Friday night with no idea of what game I was going to. Now, I just sit home and watch games online for free. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

[Onion Rings]

Come on up to Newberry, we never stopped taking cash at the gate. The whole online ticket thing has really cut back on the games I go to. I use to get in the car around 6 on a Friday night with no idea of what game I was going to. Now, I just sit home and watch games online for free. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

same

[SF Band dad]

I just purchased my $5 ticket for tonight's scrimmage with Sumter and had to pay a $1.49 fee to do so.

[DeCav]