Sell all your festival days from one event page

Get a festival ticket plan ready in minutes

Answer the template's questions and your festival ticket plan is ready for you to change. The Multi-day festival template asks how you want to sell, your standard ticket price, how many people you can fit and how long your festival runs. It lays out weekend, VIP weekend and day passes with camping and parking add-ons, and you can change any row before you create the event.

Running a festival again? Duplicate last year's event and the categories, ticket types and add-ons come with it, ready for new dates and prices.

• Multi-day festival template: weekend, VIP and day passes laid out for you
• Your price and capacity: the plan follows the answers you give
• Each row editable: change it before you create the event

• Run ticketing for a music festival
• Get each new event on sale in minutes

Show each day and the full weekend side by side

A buyer compares the full weekend, the single days and the upgrades on one page and pays once. Give each day, the full run and each upgrade its own ticket category, and each ticket type sits under the heading it belongs to. Your event page shows Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Full Weekend as their own sections, each with its current price.

Your categories follow your poster: the full run, any single days and any upgrade above them, each with the name a buyer already knows. Buyers who want one day find it straight away, and buyers weighing up the weekend see what they save next to the day prices.

Run the festival as one event when the days share a venue, a line-up and reporting. Use separate events when each day has its own venue, line-up, marketing or accounts.

• A category for each day: Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Full Weekend
• Upgrades alongside: VIP next to the passes it upgrades
• One checkout: several days and passes in one order

• How do you manage tickets for a multi-day event?

Let day ticket holders in on their own day

Your door team knows who gets in each morning, because each day ticket has its own door times. A Saturday ticket scans in on Saturday only, while a full-run pass opens and closes with the event. Buyers see their day's times on their ticket, so fewer turn up on the wrong morning.

Day tickets with their own door times suit festivals where each day has its own line-up and capacity. A full-run pass that follows the event's own times suits the fans who come for everything, and buyers see both side by side in one checkout. Your door team scans both with the same app, and a ticket for another day does not scan in.

• Doors Open Time: when that day's ticket starts to scan in
• Last Entry Time: when that day's entry closes
• Full-run passes: open and close with the whole event

• Get people in fast and sell to walk-ups

Let a weekend pass in once each day

A weekend pass holder comes back each morning, and nobody can pass the same ticket through the fence to a friend on the same day. Turn on repeat scanning with a daily limit on the full-run ticket, and your door team lets the pass in once each day of the festival. A second scan the same day gets turned away.

• Repeat scanning: one pass, a scan in each day
• A limit each day: the same pass cannot be used twice in one day

• Set ticket entry and repeat-scan rules

Open each day's prices in releases

Early bird rewards your first fans, and the next price is always ready when a release sells out. Each release is its own ticket type inside its day or pass. The later ones stay hidden, and each appears when the release before it sells out or at a date you choose, whichever comes first. A Saturday release that sells out at midday never leaves your buyers with nothing to buy, and the Sunday prices rise on their own.

With Current Tier on each day's category, a ticket that comes back through your waiting list is offered at the release on sale for that day. Fans who wait still pay a fair price, and you never undercut your own early buyers.

• Releases in each day: early bird, first release and final release
• Hidden until their turn: one clear price for each day
• Sell-out or date: whichever comes first opens the next price

• Set up ticketing for a multi-day festival
• Reward early fans and raise prices as releases sell out

Sell camping and parking in the same checkout

A festival weekend becomes one order and one confirmation, and you take more per buyer. Add camping pitches, campervan permits, parking, meal packages and VIP upgrades as add-ons for the whole event, with options and sizes as variants. Buyers pick them right under the tickets as they check out. You can limit an add-on to the ticket types it suits, such as camping for weekend passes only.

• Camping and campervans: a pitch for the weekend in one row
• Parking and meals: picked under the tickets at checkout
• For the right tickets: an add-on only for the passes it suits

• Sell parking, camping and merchandise with your tickets
• Earn more from every buyer with extras they want

Keep touts away from your festival gates

Fans who cannot come pass their ticket on at face value, so touts have nothing to gain. Names Required puts the attendee's name on each ticket, and ID Required asks your door team to check it. Face-value resale gives fans who cannot come an honest way to sell. The new buyer gets the ticket in their own name at the same price, and the old code stops working at the gate.

Set a limit per order and per customer account on your most wanted releases, so one buyer cannot sweep up a day's allocation. Names, ID, limits and face-value resale together take the profit out of touting and keep your festival's tickets with fans.

• Names and ID: the name on the ticket matches the person
• Face-value resale: fans sell to fans at the same price
• Purchase limits: per order and per customer account

• How do you keep touts and bots off your tickets?
• Let buyers resell their tickets at face value
• Answer buyers quickly and keep resale at face value

Ask Fai to set up your festival tickets

Give Fai, the assistant in your dashboard, your days, prices, allocations and sale dates. She creates the categories, the releases with their reveal rules, each day's door times, the repeat scanning on your weekend passes and the camping and parking add-ons. Fai shows you the complete setup and asks you to approve it before she makes any change.

Fai helps again once the festival is on sale. Ask her which days fans are buying fastest, how many weekend passes are left or how this year compares with last. Ask her to open the next Sunday release or mark a day as sold out. Each change waits for your approval, so your team stays in control of prices and allocations.

• Describe the festival: days, passes, prices and add-ons
• You approve the setup: nothing changes until you say so

• Ask Fai and get your ticketing jobs done