One-day festival ticketing template
Start with Tier 1, Tier 2 and VIP tickets, plus parking, for a festival that runs for one day.
- For
- One-day festivals
What this template builds
Your ticket types, ready to review. Enter the price for “Tier 1” at your event, then check every other price and quantity in your own currency.
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Tier 1 The ticket type you price first. Only a set number go on sale, worked out from the capacity you give.
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Tier 2 Priced above your Tier 1.
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VIP Priced above your Tier 1. Only a set number go on sale, worked out from the capacity you give.
Sold alongside the tickets: Parking pass.
- Tickets: Tier 1, Tier 2, VIP
- Add-on: Parking pass
- Doors time and last-entry time turned on
Good for
- One festival day with a single entry point
- Tier 1, Tier 2 and VIP tickets with separate prices and allocations
- Parking sold with entry, with optional lockers
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Pick this template
Select “Use this template”. The new event wizard opens with this template already selected, with its ticket types and any included tables or add-ons ready to review.
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Enter your ticket price and capacity
Enter the price for “Tier 1” and how many people you can fit. Review every ticket price and quantity before you publish.
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Adjust and publish
Review the ticket types and any tables, add-ons or settings included. Change or remove anything you do not need, then publish. Nothing from the template is locked.
What the template asks you
Enter your ticket price, capacity and any usual extras. You can skip any of these and fill them in later.
- What “Tier 1” costs at your event, so every tier can be priced around it.
- How many people you can fit, so the template can set the quantity for limited tiers.
- Are you offering lockers? Choosing yes adds a Locker hire add-on.
- Do you want anti-scalping protection? Choosing yes requires attendee names and ID on every ticket.
Questions you might have
- How do Tier 1 and Tier 2 work?
- The template creates them as separate ticket types and uses your capacity to size them. Set when each one should go on sale before you publish the event.
- Can the template discourage ticket touting?
- Yes. Turn on tout protection when the template asks to require attendee names and ID at the gate. This makes unauthorised resale harder but does not block it.
- What if I add a second day later?
- Use the multi-day festival template if you already know about the second day. You can also change this setup later because none of its settings are locked.
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