There are different ways to set up your events date and time, and ticketing structure based on how you want to offer access to your event or how the event will run.
Read through the following 3 scenarios to determine the best set-up for your ticketing.
An event repeated across multiple sessions, dates, times, etc. The content is the same, and all ticket options and capacities are the same for each occurrence. Buyers will only purchase for the date and time they are interested in.
For example:
A musical performance running over a couple of days
Yoga classes that run each week
We do not recommend using a recurring event if each session is at a different location or venue or if you require flexibility in ticket price and capacity, or assigned seating between event dates.
You can create multiple event pages and showcase them on single link using a tour page.
An event that has several sessions or occurrences, but each occurrence has different content or a new experience. Buyers may wish to purchase one, multiple, or all sessions in a single order.
For example:
A design expo offers an entry ticket but also runs several opt-in experiences over the week
A wellbeing series offers multiple seminars and workshops over a month
We do not recommend using a single event page for multiple events if you need to use assigned seating
An event that runs over several sessions, however, is bought as a single, all-inclusive option. Buyers will only need to register a single ticket and should not be able to purchase individual sessions.
For example:
An 8-week educational course that has included courses running each week but cannot be purchased separately
An expo running from Friday to Sunday. Buyers may attend any day or multiple days