How to Access Your Mobile Tickets for the Super Bowl

Have you bought Super Bowl tickets but now wonder how you’ll receive them? Keep reading for a step-by-step guide on how to get your Super Bowl tickets.

In the past, most Super Bowl tickets were hard stock, made of high-quality paper and featuring numerous security features to prevent counterfeiting. Now, there’s an even better way to avoid Super Bowl ticket fraud: mobile ticketing. 

Mobile Super Bowl Tickets History

Nearly all tickets for Super Bowl LV in Tampa Bay, Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles, Super Bowl LVII in Arizona, Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, and Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans were mobile. This year, mobile tickets will be the primary delivery method for Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara.

Even before the pandemic, many live events were increasingly moving away from paper tickets in favor of QR codes scanned from a fan’s phone. While some fans may be disappointed by the lack of a souvenir Super Bowl ticket stub, mobile ticketing is now the standard for the Big Game.

Super Bowl 60 will feature nearly complete mobile ticketing, so it’s essential to familiarize yourself with how to claim and retrieve your tickets. Mobile tickets will enhance your Super Bowl experience. NFL tickets received via mobile transfer are 100% secure and cannot be duplicated once users have claimed their tickets via email, ensuring fans are ready for game day.

For more information on 2026 Super Bowl tickets, check out our detailed post on How to Buy Cheap Super Bowl 60 Tickets.

To get your Super Bowl mobile tickets on your phone, follow these steps. 

How to Claim Mobile Super Bowl Tickets

(Note that the language in these emails is subject to change year-to-year, but the messaging will mainly be the same)

STEP ONE

Check your email. Once you’ve received an email confirmation from us that your seats have been sent, check your inbox for the Super Bowl ticket claim email.

This email will contain language like “[SELLER’S NAME] Sent You NFL Event Tickets,” and the name is the original ticket account holder or ticket broker, so don’t be alarmed when you receive an email with a stranger’s name in the subject line when it comes to the ticket transfer offer.

Once you’ve located the claim ticket email in your inbox, the email’s content will resemble the image below.

You’ll need to click the “Accept Tickets” button to accept your Super Bowl 2026 tickets and have them added to your account, which will be displayed on your smartphone when you head into the game.

STEP TWO

You will be prompted to sign in to your Ticketmaster or NFL account that’s associated with the email used to buy Super Bowl tickets. If you don’t already have a Ticketmaster/NFL account under this email, you’ll be prompted to create one. 

STEP THREE

That’s it! The Super Bowl tickets should be in your account when you go to check under the “Tickets” tab.

You can also add the mobile QR codes to your Apple wallet ahead of time (which we’d advise doing ahead of time since internet service can be very spotty once you’re near the stadium), so you can easily access your seats to be scanned once you’re through stadium security.

If you need to transfer your Super Bowl tickets to somebody else, you can click on the “Transfer” icon as shown below, and it will then prompt you to select which seat(s) you want to transfer, and then you’ll just need to input the person’s name and email address or phone number. 

STEP FOUR

Now that you’re logged in to the Super Bowl Account Manager, you can click on the event page to navigate to your Mobile QR codes. 

Your Super Bowl ticket details will be available, and you can click “View Barcode” to view the actual seats.

You’re all set to enjoy Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium!

What If I Can’t Find My Super Bowl Ticket Transfer Email?

While extremely rare, fans may sometimes have trouble locating their Super Bowl ticket transfer email because it ends up in spam or trash folders, so always be sure to double- and triple-check these folders once you’ve received confirmation from TickPick that your ticket transfer has been initiated. 

In the event you can’t find the email transfer offer, you can simply log into your Ticketmaster account under that same email and go to the “Tickets” tab seen below. Once you navigate to that page, you’ll see a transfer waiting for you to accept. Click the black “Accept” button, and the tickets will appear in your account.