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Thursday, May 31, 2018 02:00 AM
The Bud Light Game Day Pass is Back, Offering an Alternative to Traditional Season Tickets
Community & Digital Media Producer
Fans seeking a unique ticket option for this season don't have to look any further as the Kansas City Chiefs will once again offer the Bud Light Game Day Pass in 2018.
The Bud Light Game Day Pass, a mobile-only ticket option priced at $200, guarantees fans the same seat in select sections of the Upper Level at Arrowhead Stadium for all 10 of the Chiefs' home games in 2018.
In addition to entry into the stadium, the product will also include a $10 concession credit for every game for the account holder when they buy at least two seats. The credit will be loaded directly to the mobile ticket and expire following each game.
It all adds up to a seat and a trip to the concession stand for just $20 a game, creating an affordable and dynamic ticketing experience that the Chiefs were excited to bring back after a successful initial campaign in 2017.
"The launch of the Bud Light Game Day Pass in 2017 with our partners at Bud Light was well received by fans, and we are excited to offer a limited amount again for 2018," said Tyler Kirby, the Chiefs Vice President of Ticketing. "The Bud Light Game Day Pass is a way for fans to get a great value on tickets in the last few rows of the stadium by foregoing the benefits of traditional season ticket membership, including transferability, resale, gifts, events, and rewards."
As Kirby explained, tickets bought through the Bud Light Game Day Pass can't be transferred or resold and are delivered to the fan's mobile device three hours prior to kickoff through the Chiefs Mobile App.
Those interested simply need to follow this link, where they will select a desired seating section before securing their tickets. Fans can then share their personal link on social media, which invites friends to join as close to them as availability allows.
It's as easy as that to reserve your seat for the 2018 season. To learn more about the Bud Light Game Day Pass, follow this link.
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