Passing on LSU season football tickets to family

Yes, you should be able to call the LSU ticket sales department and change the name.. Just make sure you have your ID on you

Season Ticket Transfer Information

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Furthermore, at the time of ticket renewals an individual ticket holder may request a transfer of the ticket holder's ticket or tickets to a spouse or to a natural or adopted child or stepchild of the ticket holder. If there is no surviving child, a transfer may be made to a grandchild. The Athletics Department will offer the option to renew tickets to the spouse or child (or grandchild, if applicable) if provided with a notarized and uncontested request by the season ticket holder to do so.

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All you have to do is keep them in your name and your family member becomes you easy. My Dad did it for 25 years and I have done it for 14.

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All you have to do is keep them in your name and your family member becomes you easy. My Dad did it for 25 years and I have done it for 14.

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same

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Can a person permanently pass season tickets on to a direct family member?

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Yes. But it wasn't always that way. My mother poured $$ into the TAF for many years and consistently improved our priority point ranking. When she died, we were informed by the TAF that we had to go to the back of the line and create a new TAF account with "zero" points. I objected and wrote to the TAF and made a clear case as to why that was unjustified. They relented and restored the account and related points to its former status by merely changing the account name that referred to her survivors. I was later informed by the TAF that the policy was revised because I and one other TAF member with similar circumstances approached them about the inequitable policy.

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A long time ago", after my grandpa died and took his pair on the 45 with him,

Depending on what you definition of a long time ago is, you might have not had an option. 1998, when my father died, there was a no transfer policy, no exceptions. I know it has since changed, but I had death cert, succession, letter from atty. everything short of them listed in a will (I was told that would not have mattered). No transfer, no exceptions.

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What does it matter whose name they're in? You could have just left them in his name and kept renewing and paying for them. LSU doesn't care who writes the check.

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What about all of their points?

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Non transferable, well maybe it is, see ETA below

ETA: I misstated (thanks Tigerpawl) I should have said may not be transferable. Specifics are given in the Priority Point Policy and Procedures which I do not have a copy of and is not currently available online from TAF.

Thanks, I had misread. I've edited