What is Print at Home?

The “Print-at-Home” option is available to race fans who purchased any ticket for the Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at The Glen and want the convenience of printing their tickets at home.

To utilize the print at home option, the Watkins Glen International ticket buyer will need to have access to e-mail and a printer. When purchasing tickets over the phone, the ticket buyer needs to mention to their ticket agent that they would like to use the “Print at Home” option or choose the “Print at Home” option when purchasing tickets online.          


The ticket buyer will then receive two e-mails. One e-mail confirms the ticket sale and the the second e-mail contains the “Print at Home” information. The “Print at Home” tickets contain a special barcode that will be scanned at the Watkins Glen International entrance gates. This barcode is only good for one admission and duplicate copies of the same barcode will not allow access.

Print At Home FAQ's

Print @ Home FAQ's

Help and Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I print tickets?

2. How many times can I download and print tickets for the same seats?

3. What is the cut off time for ticket printing?

4. What do I do if my Print @ Home ticket was lost or stolen?

5. What if a Print @ Home ticket was stolen and then scanned at the admission gates?

6. What if my tickets printed unreadable or blurry?

7. What if I am unable to print my tickets?

8. What if the event is rescheduled due to a rain out?

9. What is the benefits of printing my tickets on my computer?

10. Will this ticket be accepted for the event?

11. What if the tickets do not appear after I input my authentication code?

12. What if I never received a Print @ Home email?

Answers

1. How do I print tickets?
  • Your tickets will be available to you in an email with a link after your payment is accepted.
  • In that email you can click 'Get Tickets' or copy/paste the URL into a web browser to visit the Print @ Home website.
  • Listed will be the terms and conditions for Print @ Home tickets.
  • There will be a box to input an authentication code. This code is located in your email sent from Racetickets.com. Then click 'OK' to proceed.
  • You can view your tickets in the browser window. (Tickets can be printed immediately or you may return at a later date to print them.
  • All you need is a printer (most inkjet or laser printers are able to print tickets.)
  • At the event, your tickets will be scanned at the entrance gates and you'll be admitted.

2. How many times can I download and print tickets for the same seats?

  • You may reprint your tickets using this link as often as you wish, and there is no charge for doing so.
  • Reminder DO NOT DUPLICATE TICKETS FOR ENTRY
  • Each ticket has a unique barcode that will be scanned when you enter a gate. Once that ticket is scanned at the gate, any other copies with that barcode will no longer be valid.

3. What is the cut off time for ticket printing?

  • There is not a time that your tickets must be printed by just be sure to have them ready for the race.

4. What do I do if my Print @ Home ticket was lost or stolen?

  • In advance:
  • Call 1-866-989-Race or email customerservice@racetickets.com to have the original barcode made invalid.
  • Your Print @ Home email will be resent with a new Authentication code for your ticket containing a new barcode.
  • Race Weekend:
  • If your ticket has been lost report it immediately to the ticket office.
  • The ticket office will reissue a ticket for the event and depending on the venue fees may apply for this service.

5. What if a Print @ Home ticket was stolen and then scanned at the admission gates?

  • The ticket would scan as invalid and the person in possession of the ticket would be refused entry.

6. What if my tickets printed are unreadable or blurry?

  • The print @ home option will allow you to print as many times as you need. Please set your printer to its highest quality setting.

7. What if I am unable to print my tickets?

  • Call 1-866-989-Race or email customerservice@racetickets.com and we will prepare your tickets for shipment or will call.
  • This will void your authentication code so you will no longer be able to print your tickets at home.

8. What if the event is rescheduled due to a rain out?

  • Your ticket is good for the date the race is held.
  • The barcode will be rescanned at gate entry.

9. What are the benefits of printing my tickets on my computer?

  • You receive your tickets right away. No will call lines or mail delivery to wait for.
  • You can print them at your convenience.
  • You can forward the link to others attending the event so they can print their own tickets.

10. Will this ticket be accepted for the event?

  • Yes. The ticket that comes out of your printer is a valid, legitimate ticket. Make sure you keep it in a safe place as you would cash and protect it just like you would any other ticket. If any copies are made of your ticket only the first scan of the barcode will be allowed entry. If more than one copy were to arrive, the barcode scanner will alert the attendant that the ticket has already been scanned.

11. What if the tickets do not appear after I input my authentication code?

  • Be sure you have shut off your pop up blocker.
  • Print @ Home tickets are not supported by AOL browsers. Please use Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox to display your tickets.
  • If you are still unable to print please call 1-866-989-Race for assistance.
  • If you are trying to print at work or on a military base and you are unable to view your tickets, try to print at a different location because you might be behind a firewall.

12. What if I never received a Print @ Home email?

  • Be sure that your print at home email was not blocked by your spam blocker.
  • Add customerservice@racetickets.com to your safe senders list.
  • If you still did not receive your email, please call 1-866-989-Race for assistance.

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