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Privacy policy
Last updated 30 July 2026
This page describes what this site collects, what it publishes, and what it does not do. It is short because the site does very little.
What is collected
A holder name, only if you choose to give one. An email address, only if you are sending the ticket to someone else. Your payment details are entered on Stripe’s own checkout page and are never seen by, or sent to, this site.
What is published, permanently
Every cleared ticket purchase is written to a public, append-only record: the destination, the amount, the time, and the holder name as given. That record is designed so it cannot be edited or deleted afterwards, which means a name written into it cannot later be removed. If you would rather no name were published, choose the bearer option at checkout — the ticket then reads BEARER and nothing in the record ties it to you. Fast Pass Upgrade orders are deliberately NOT written to that record, because they carry a postal address and a public register is no place for one.
Postal addresses
The Fast Pass Upgrade is a physical item, so it needs somewhere to go. Your delivery address is collected by Stripe on its own checkout page and passed back to us with the cleared payment; we store it solely to make and post the order, alongside the name to be engraved. It is never written to the public record, never shown to anyone but you on your own order page, and never sold, shared or used for advertising. Tickets collect no address at all.
What is not published
Email addresses are never shown in the public record and are used only to deliver the ticket. Nothing is sold, shared or used for advertising, and nobody is added to a mailing list.
Rate limiting
To keep gifting from becoming a bulk-send tool, the number of tickets that can be issued to other people is limited per day. This is enforced against a one-way hash of the network address, not the address itself.
Cookies
This site sets no cookies. The share buttons are plain links; they report nothing back until you actually use one.
Analytics
Page views are counted, using PostHog. It is served from this domain rather than from an analytics company’s servers, so your browser never contacts a third party while you are here. Your network address is passed to that analytics tool, which uses it to derive an approximate location — country, and sometimes region or city. We use that to understand where interest in the tickets comes from, for our own marketing and advertising analysis. It is used internally and is not sold, shared, or passed to anyone beyond the analytics tool itself. Session recording is off, so nothing you type is ever recorded — which matters on a page with a payment form. Clicks and page views are captured automatically, which is how we can tell which ticket people look at; what is stored is the element pressed, not its contents. The fields where you would enter a name or an email address are excluded outright and are never sent. Nothing here is linked to your name, your email, or your ticket, and if your browser sends Do Not Track, nothing is collected at all.
Payment data
Card details are handled entirely by Stripe, which stores them under its own terms and privacy policy. This site receives only the fact that a payment cleared, and the email address Stripe collects for the receipt.
Requests
Write to the support address for any question about data held about you. Note the limit stated above: entries already written into the public record cannot be altered or removed, which is the property that makes the record worth anything.
Contact
support@finaldues.com — Unsubscribe NYC LLC, New York, United States.
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