You generally can’t “take down” a Discord support ticket publicly unless you’re the person who submitted it, and even then the usual option is just to mark it solved or close it from your support activity page. Discord community replies indicate that you can go to My Activity , open the ticket, and choose Mark as Solved ; some users report there may be no true delete option for support requests.

What to do

  1. Log in to the same Discord support account that created the ticket.
  2. Open My Activity.
  3. Select the ticket.
  4. Click Mark as Solved or the closest available close option.

If it was posted somewhere public

If the ticket is visible in a public forum, server, or support channel, you usually need to ask a moderator or staff member to remove or hide it, because the self-service delete option may not exist. If it’s on a third-party ticket bot system in a server, the server’s moderators control whether it can be closed or deleted.

Important note

If your goal is to remove sensitive info, don’t repost it or try to game the system; instead ask staff to redact or close the ticket and edit out private details where possible. Discord’s account appeal flow also uses a structured review path rather than a simple public delete action.

TL;DR

You can usually close/solve a Discord support ticket, but not fully delete it yourself in most cases.