Keystone Central School District announces digital ticketing for all 2022-23 events

RecordStaffAugust 17, 2022Last Updated: August 17, 2022

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BALD EAGLE TOWNSHIP, PA – Keystone Central School District fans and guests will have a more convenient way to buy tickets to Central Mountain Wildcat and Bucktail Bucks events during the 2022-23 school year, thanks to a new partnership with HomeTown Ticketing, the leading digital ticketing platform for high schools in the U.S.

HomeTown will provide complete digital ticketing and event management platforms exclusively for Wildcat & Buck public events. No fees will be passed to the customers, and KCSD students will be permitted to attend free with proof of student ID. A ticketed adult must accompany elementary-aged students.

According to a school district release, the full transition to digital ticketing will result in a reliable and simple experience for Central Mountain and Bucktail fans and allow school staff to manage all public events requiring entry tickets more easily and effectively. Tickets can still be purchased in various ways, including gate sales with major credit cards, QRL Codes, Open House Nights, or from the comfort of your home through the Sports Hub Websites or by downloading the HomeTown Fan App. The HomeTown Fan App will allow guests to manage their entire ticketing experience on most iOS or Android mobile devices.

Please find Central Mountain or Bucktail Athletic Websites for more information. Fans can: ● Search for local events by school name and school zip code. ● Choose their favorite schools and organizations to keep updated on the latest events. ● Purchase and access tickets from their smartphone or mobile device, making it easy to review purchases and scan at the gate. ● Enter the events. All tickets and passes can be scanned directly from the app to enter events, providing for true touchless redemption.

“We are so excited to help Keystone Central School District streamline event management and make it easier for fans to cheer on their favorite students on the field or on stage,” said Ryan Hart, HomeTown Ticketing Chairman, and CEO