Yes. Once you’ve received your lottery or rush tickets, you can list them on Theatr as long as they:
Are for an upcoming event
Can be transferred or handed to the buyer
Are priced at or below what you paid, including fees
Have proof of purchase showing the price paid per ticket and the event name, date and time
Digital tickets
Digital lottery or rush tickets can be uploaded for Instant E-Ticket Transfer only if you have the complete ticket as a PDF or image with a static barcode or QR code, and the ticket provider and venue allow entry with that file.
If the tickets need to be transferred through the provider’s app or account, use that transfer instead. If your listing offers Via original platform, choose it when the provider’s transfer is available or has been confirmed to open before the event. If that delivery method isn’t offered or transfer availability is unclear, contact us before listing.
Box office pickup
Some lottery and rush tickets are available only at the box office. Before listing, check whether the venue requires the original purchaser’s ID.
If ID is required, you can:
Pick up the tickets yourself and hand them to the buyer
Ask the box office whether the pickup name can be changed
If you’re selling to more than one buyer, make sure each one can get their tickets, whether they collect them or you hand them over. The box office may not accept a photo of your ID, so if they need your ID, collect the tickets yourself and hand them over.
Choose the delivery method and timing that accurately describe how the buyer will receive the tickets.
For more information, see Will the box office check ID at pickup?
Paper tickets
Paper rush or lottery tickets can be handed to the buyer in person after you pick them up. Include the expected pickup and handoff timing in your listing.
Pricing and proof of purchase
Set your asking price at or below the amount you paid per ticket, including fees. If you received the ticket at a discounted lottery or rush price, use that amount rather than the ticket’s regular face value.
Your proof of purchase should show:
The price paid per ticket
The event name
The event date
The event time
Fully cover any barcodes or QR codes in your proof of purchase before uploading it.