Forms of Payment
At the Ticket Office, event deposits and payments can be accepted in the form of cash, check, or credit card. Checks must be made payable to the University of Maryland. Student organizations are also able to submit ISR forms in person at the Ticket Office. For health and safety reasons, no cash payments at this time, please.
Credit card payments are also accepted online at umdtickets.com. It can take up to 2 business days for online payments to be processed. If your payment due date is less than 48 hours away, you need to take a screenshot of your payment confirmation page and email that to your event coordinator to show proof of payment, or you risk having your event canceled.
Event Deposits
Clients pay a non-refundable deposit in the amount of 25% of their room rental costs. The deposit is due approximately 10 business days after the event has been submitted. Failure to pay an event deposit by its deadline could result in the cancellation of your event. Student organizations and non-university clients make all their event payments in person at the Stamp Ticket Office or online.
Deposit payments for university department events are processed using the campus' Kuali Financial System, and no additional action of required from the university department beyond providing your 7 digit KFS number when you submit your event in eCalendar.
Event Payments
Clients will be asked to make their final event payments approximately 7 days prior to their event. This payment will include all remaining charges for room rental, technology, ticket services, and other equipment. Failure to submit final payments by its due date could result in the cancellation of your event.
Final payments for university department events are processed using the campus' Kuali Financial System, and no additional action of required from the university department beyond providing your 7 digit KFS number when you submit your event in eCalendar.
Once a deposit or payment has been processed it is final. Refunds and re-billing are not permitted because the clients want to change the method of payment.