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THON Pass System Difficulties

We’ve received word that the THON mobile PASS System is currently down. The Rules & Regulations and Technology committees have made a few modifications on how floor passes will be distributed.

“For the time being, we have disabled the mobile check-in system,” said a Technology captain.

To receive a floor pass, one must wait in a line that begins at Portal 14. There must be an available pass from your organization for you to be granted floor access. You can use the information kiosks by Gates A and D to check pass availability.

Expected wait time is about 45 minutes.

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