Ticket types
A ticket type is one kind of ticket you offer for an event, such as general admission, a team pass, or a free seat for a speaker. Each type has its own price and quantity, and each ticket an attendee takes counts against it.
Add ticket types
On the event form, open the Ticket types tab. Click Add ticket type for each type, fill in its row, and click Save. See Creating an event.
Each row is one ticket type, with its description below.
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
| Name | The ticket's name, as attendees see it. |
| Price | The price of one ticket. |
| Quantity | How many tickets of this type you offer. |
| Attendees per ticket | How many people one ticket admits, such as 3 for a team ticket. |
| Available from, Available to | The dates the ticket can be taken. |
| Input required | Yes or No: whether the attendee must give more information to take the ticket. |
| Description | What the ticket includes, such as materials or a meal. |
The red button at the end of a row removes that ticket type.
See what is left
The Ticket types widget on the event page lists each type with its price, quantity, and Available, the tickets not yet taken. See Events.
Example: individual and team tickets
For a stormwater workshop, a coordinator offers "General admission" at $150 for 40 seats, one attendee per ticket, with "One seat, workshop materials, and lunch" as the description. She adds "Team of three" at $390, 10 tickets, three attendees per ticket, for firms that send a crew.
What you can do next
- Attendees and tickets for the tickets people take.
- Inviting attendees to announce the event.
- Event tickets settings for the firm's pricing options.