To save tickets to Samsung Wallet, look for the Add to Samsung Wallet or Add to Wallet button inside a partner airline, event, or service app, website, confirmation page, or confirmation email, then tap it. This is the only real method, you cannot manually enter ticket details, and the option only appears when the ticket provider supports the feature.
How to save tickets to Samsung Wallet
- Open the Samsung Wallet app on a supported Galaxy phone.
- Go to the ticket inside the airline, event, or service app, website, confirmation page, or confirmation email.
- Look for Add to Samsung Wallet or Add to Wallet. The add action appears as 'add to Samsung Wallet' or 'Add to Wallet' on partner pages or emails when supported. If you do not see it, the partner does not support the feature.
- Tap the add option to send the ticket to Samsung Wallet.
For airline boarding passes, the exact wording for airline boarding passes: 'complete check-in through the airline's mobile app or website and generate a mobile boarding pass' before adding it. If prompted, finish any required check-in or purchase steps first.
Where saved tickets appear
After you save a ticket, open Samsung Wallet to find it. Supported boarding passes appear in Quick access, which gives you fast access to your most-used passes. Saved boarding passes are added to Quick access in Samsung Wallet. Other saved tickets, such as event or movie passes, appear in the Tickets section within the app. You can view all your saved tickets by navigating to that section.
What you cannot save or do
Samsung Wallet has documented limits. E-Ticket reservations and paper boarding passes cannot be added to Samsung Wallet and may not be accepted at the boarding gate. Tickets cannot be shared or transferred from Samsung Wallet. Samsung says it does not support sharing or transferring tickets or passes. The add option only appears when the airline, event, or ticket provider supports the feature, if the partner does not support it, you cannot save the ticket.
Supported Galaxy devices
Samsung’s support pages list supported Galaxy models, but the exact list varies by region. A U.S. support page lists Galaxy S22, S21 5G, S20 series, S10 series, Z Fold and Z Flip models, Note20, Note10, Note9, Note8, and selected Galaxy A models. A regional support page lists a broader set including Galaxy S25, S24, S23, S22, S21 FE, Z Fold6, Fold5, Fold4, Fold3, Fold2, Z Flip6, Flip5, Flip4, Flip3, Note20, Note10, Note9, Note8, and several A-series models. A Philippines support page says supported models may vary slightly across markets. For example, you might use a Galaxy device to manage other digital items, such as T-Mobile account management, but ticket saving depends on device compatibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I save tickets to Samsung Wallet from any app or email?
No. If you do not see Add to Samsung Wallet or Add to Wallet, the partner does not support the feature.
Can I access my saved tickets offline?
Yes. Once saved, tickets are stored locally on your device. You can view them in Samsung Wallet even without an internet connection.
Can I share my saved tickets from Samsung Wallet with others?
No. Samsung does not support sharing or transferring tickets or passes from Samsung Wallet.
