Sporting event tickets (e.g. Notre Dame tickets) are blocked from being shared from Apple Wallet. But you still have a few options. Some are more “official” than others…
1) You can login to your ticket account app (not Apple Wallet…probably an app with your Team’s name). Within that app, you should see an option to officially and legally transfer the tickets. Be advised, the person you’re transferring to will need their own login to the team’s ticketing app, in order to accept the transfer and see the ticket on their phone. This is preferred for transferring to friends. It’s free to do, so this is the best option. If you want to charge a friend, you’ll have to collect your money the old fashioned way.
2) Most teams have partnered with StubHub. (Why this isn’t a violation of anti-trust laws is a topic for a different post). You should see an option to “sell on StubHub” OR worst case, you should be able to type the ticket barcode into StubHub and post them electronically. StubHub will take it from there. (And when I say take it, I mean it. They’ll also take their requisite 15-20% commissions on both the buy side and sell side). Be advised that if the tickets haven’t been officially transferred to you, the original owner will be able to see they were posted to StubHub
3) From your Apple Wallet, with the ticket open, just take a screenprint of it. You can do this by pressing the Volume Up + Power button at the same time. The picture will be saved to your Photos app and you’ll be able to send it via text or email, same as any picture. This is not technically “allowed,” although I don’t think there is much teams can do to prevent it. Be advised, once you send a screenprint, that is essentially a replica, so the first person to enter the game with that barcode will render other replicas void and useless.
