Arch Insurance introduced a new insurance product in Wisconsin designed to cover unused season tickets and annual passes when policyholders cannot attend due to covered unforeseen events. The filing includes cancellation and interruption coverage for sports season tickets, performing arts packages, amusement park passes, and similar products.

The product, filed under inland marine event cancellation coverage, reimburses prepaid nonrefundable ticket or pass costs for reasons including sickness, injury, death, military deployment changes, natural disasters, jury duty, involuntary job loss, home damage, passport theft, and childbirth-related events. Coverage limits can range from 50% to 100% of insured costs, with maximum benefits between $1 and $25,000 depending on the selected plan design.

Arch also filed optional riders covering interruption benefits, lost or stolen ticket replacement fees, change fees, employment-related disruptions, environmental events, and mental health-related claims requiring hospitalization.

The filing states the product may be sold directly to consumers online or through licensed agents integrated with season ticket or annual pass platforms.

The Wisconsin filing was submitted on May 21, 2026, and may be used on or after June 20, 2026.

A similar filing was also submitted in Hawaii.