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How To Get Your Junkanoo Ticket Monday
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – If you’re planning to be on Bay Street this Boxing and New Year’s Day then listen up. Junkanoo tickets go on sale Monday at 10 am.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – If you’re planning to be on Bay Street this Boxing and New Year’s Day then listen up. Junkanoo tickets go on sale Monday at 10 am.
Everything starts with registration on the ALIV Events App, a step Aliv Digital Applications Manager Tanya Bain say too many Bahamians skip.
Bain says hundreds of people, even overseas, are already lined up digitally.
This year’s tickets also come with new layers of security. No more screenshots, no more passing pictures of tickets around.
Every digital ticket is color-coordinated by section and for the first time ever, your phone can guide you straight to your seat.
It’s part of a bigger push to help customers avoid confusion on Bay Street, especially since you can’t cross sides once the parade begins.
There’s also a new live dashboard in stores to show which sections are selling out in real time. plus a fun surprise for parade night. But tanya’s biggest message to Bahamians tonight is simple: be ready.
Make sure you’re logged in and you’re ready to secure your tickets.
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