What your customers expect
Visitors planning a trip want to check dates and book.
Event ticketing sells tickets or registrations on your website, with capacity limits and attendee details.
Tickets for seasonal or one-off events is a common requirement for tour operators and attractions. Special events need their own capacity limits and sales pages.
Visitors planning a trip want to check dates and book.
Event ticketing sells tickets or registrations on your website, with capacity limits and attendee details.
The standard fields cover what a tour operator needs, so keep the form short.
Embed checkout widgets from a ticketing platform on each event page.
Use the events feature of your website platform for simple free registrations.
The website hands over when the ticketing system issues the ticket.
Reads the event page
Date, location, accessibility and what is included are on the page.
Chooses ticket types
Ticket types and remaining capacity are shown.
Pays or registers
Checkout happens on the event page or in an overlay.
Receives a ticket
Tickets are emailed with entry details.
| Field | Why it is needed |
|---|---|
| Attendee name and email | For tickets and event updates. |
Where the website hands over: The website hands over when the ticketing system issues the ticket.
Special events need their own capacity limits and sales pages. Event ticketing sells tickets or registrations on your website, with capacity limits and attendee details.
Some ticketing platforms provide embedded checkout widgets. Humanitix, for example, documents embedded and pop-up checkout options.[1]
Yes. A page per event answers attendee questions and gives you something to share.
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