CINCINNATI — The Bills-Bengals game that was postponed Monday night will not be rescheduled.
Those in the stands at Paycor Stadium when Damar Hamlin collapsed paid hundreds and, in some cases, even thousands of dollars for tickets.
The Bengals have detailed how fans will get refunded on their website. All refunds should show up within 30 days.
Here's a breakdown of the possible refund scenarios you could receive:
If you're a season ticket holder, your ticket will automatically be credited to your account and can be applied to any potential games, such as home playoff games or 2023 season ticket renewal. Season tickets holders can also click here to opt for a refund instead of an account credit.
If you resold your tickets through Ticketmaster, they will reverse the resale transaction. However, if you have already received payment for the resale, you will be responsible for returning those funds.
For those who bought tickets to just the Bengals-Buffalo bills, no action is required by you and your tickets and related fees will be automatically refunded to the payment method used.
Single-tickets resold through Ticketmaster will also be reversed, which may take several business days. After the resale reversal has gone through, you will be automatically refunded to the payment method initially used for the tickets.
Anyone that bought tickets from a third-party site other than Ticketmaster will have to contact that respective platform's customer support for refund information.
For more information about refunds for the Bengals-Bills game, click here.
