Sell admission, not a shopping discount
Give guests an actual event to book after shopping: a music-led social with a start time, host and clear inclusions. Keep retail offers and giveaway promises out of the ticket unless you really provide them.

Make the holiday weekend about getting together. Sell tickets for an after-shopping social, show the lineup and ticket options, and keep door check-in on one platform.
FROM BOOKING TO ARRIVAL
Give guests an actual event to book after shopping: a music-led social with a start time, host and clear inclusions. Keep retail offers and giveaway promises out of the ticket unless you really provide them.
Offer standard admission and a higher-priced supporter tier with the same access. Quantities are explicit; a second ticket type does not create an automatic discount, timed price change or VIP entitlement.
Publish the age policy and running order, review bookings and scan QR tickets. Any identity checks, venue rules and security procedures are the organizer's responsibility.
EXAMPLE SCENARIO
Example scenario: a neighbourhood promoter hosts a Black Friday social from 19:00 to 23:00, with a sample DJ and host. The starting allocation is 80 admission tickets at USD 20 and 20 supporter tickets at USD 30. Both tiers have the same entry; neither includes drinks, retail discounts or prizes. A four-part running order stays within one calendar day. The sample 21+ policy is a host rule, not an automated age-check feature, and must be adapted to the actual venue and market.
Explore the demoINCLUDED TEMPLATE
Put down the shopping bags and make an evening of the holiday weekend. Meet friends, enjoy a music-led social and settle into a relaxed end to the day. The event runs from 19:00 to 23:00, with time to arrive before the main set.
YOUR EVENT OPERATIONS


No. This page is for organizers selling admission to a real holiday-weekend event. It does not create a shop, retail discount campaign, gift-card giveaway or automatic price reduction.
No. The sample supporter ticket contributes more to the event and includes exactly the same admission as the standard ticket. Neither includes drinks, reserved seating, priority entry or merchandise.
No. The example runs 19:00-23:00 on a single day, matching the current template schedule fields. Do not assume copying it configures an overnight event. Set your real date, venue, age policy and timings before sharing.
No. These are original example scenarios based on common event formats. Names, ticket prices, quantities and hosts are editable sample data, not customer results. The public demo cannot take bookings or payments.
No. Using a template creates an online event with a [DEMO] title, a window from today to ten days later and a sample Central Park location. Replace those details with your confirmed date and venue, review policies and ticket quantities, and connect Stripe before sharing it. Seasonal dates are not set automatically.
Connect your own Stripe account for paid ticket sales. Platform and payment processing fees apply as shown on the pricing page. The demo makes no charges and does not reserve inventory.
Review the template, add your details and make it yours.