Selling tickets is often the defining factor in measuring the success of an event. We want to provide a platform that makes the process of booking tickets seamless for students but also to equip you as an event organiser with the tools to help you sell the most tickets. The way tickets display on event pages can really help build engagement on your event, alongside helping to reduce queries from students by providing clear messaging. This event will show the different options of displaying tickets across different states. 

1.Displaying Tickets Before They Go On Sale

If you want your audience to see your tickets before they go on sale you can use the ticket visibility toggle to clearly display your ticket and when it goes on sale, helping build engagement towards the on sale time. 

2. Normal On Sale Display

This is a typical display for when a ticket is live and on sale for your audience to book. 

3. Sold Out Display

Either when all your tickets have sold out or when you manually toggle 'sold out' the tickets sold out and will be off sale and showing the 'Sold Out' icon to clearly tell your audience this ticket is no longer available. 

4. Off Sale Display

If your tickets are now off sale, but not sold out, and you want your audience to see this on the event page, you can toggle the ticket visibility and it will tell the user that this ticket is now off sale, reducing potential confusion as to whether more tickets might or should be available. 

5. Student Only

Student only tickets will be marked as student only.