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Create and Edit Your Reserved Seating Venue

Learn how to create and manage your Reserved Venue seating chart, including a stage, seated section, general admission area, table, and pod

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In TicketSpice, you can create and customize your venue to look exactly the way you want. You can add seated sections where attendees can select their seat, general admission areas that do not have assigned seating, round or rectangular tables, pods where attendees purchase a group of seats, stages, images, and text fields.

In this article, you’ll learn how to create and customize your venue to best fit your event.

Warning: The venue builder on a Reserved Seating page has a 15 inactivity timeout. To avoid losing progress, users must save their changes at least every 15 minutes if they are not actively editing. If changes are not saved within this timeframe, the system will not retain any updates.

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Getting Started

In TicketSpice, you can create a venue while you build your Reserved Seating page, or create a venue template that can be used across multiple ticketing pages.

Create a Venue While Building Your Reserved Seating Page

Pro Tip: To create a Reserved Seating venue as you build your ticketing page, you must first create a new Reserved Seating page. Click here to learn how to create a new Reserved Seating page.

  • From the Pages screen, click the pencil icon on the Reserved Seating page you want to edit

  • Scroll to the ticket field

  • Click Create a New Venue to create a new venue from scratch. Click Use Previous Venue to use a venue template you've already saved

  • Name your venue template, and click Next

  • Add your first field to the page

Note: When using the Use Previous Venue option, TicketSpice will only show venues that have been saved as a template. If you built a venue in another TicketSpice page, but didn't save this venue as a template, it will not appear as a venue option on any new Reserved Seating pages. Here is how to save a venue as a template so you can use this venue on future ticketing pages.

  • From the Pages screen, click the pencil icon on your Reserved Seating page

  • Scroll to the ticket block, and click the pencil icon next to your page's venue name

  • Click Copy as Template in the top right-hand corner

  • Click Yes, Copy It!

Once you have copied a page as a template, this venue will be saved as a template in your account. This template will be stored under the venue name you added when creating the venue.

Create a Venue Template Before Your First Event or for Multiple Pages

In TicketSpice, you can create a venue for multiple TicketSpice pages at once, or create the venue before you create your TicketSpice Reserved Seating page. Here's how to do this.

  • From the Pages screen, hover your mouse over the Extras screen

  • Select Reserved Seating Layouts from the dropdown menu

  • Click Create Venue in the top right corner

  • Name your venue template

  • Click Next

  • Create your venue

Note: If you build a venue template before building your ticketing page, you must select a Reserved Seating template when setting up your event page. If you select a Standard page, you will not see the option to use a venue.

Click here to learn how to create a new Reserved Seating page.


Add and Edit a Seated Section

In TicketSpice, you can add and customize a seated section to fit your venue’s layout and your event’s needs. You have full control over the number of seats and rows, row and seat naming, and the overall appearance of your section. You can display a seat view, move individual seats, and mark seats as accessible or obstructed to ensure an accurate and inclusive seating chart.

Add a Seated Section

  • Click the green + icon in the top right corner

  • Select Seated Section

  • Add a unique name for your section

  • Add the number of rows in your seated section

  • Choose the format for numbering your rows (for example: A, B, C or 1, 2, 3)

Note: Section names must be unique. If you try to use a name that's already assigned to another section, you'll see the error: 'This section name already exists. Please choose a unique name.'

  • Add the number of seats in your longest row

  • Choose the format for numbering your seats (for example: A, B, C or 1, 2, 3)

  • Click Add Seating Section

  • Click and drag the seated section to reposition it in the venue layout

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Pro Tip: After adding your seated section, you can adjust this section to match your venue. If your rows have varying seat counts, we recommend adding the number of seats in your longest row when creating the venue. After the section is created, you can then delete seats from the shorter rows.


Edit and Customize Your Seated Section

In TicketSpice, you can easily edit and customize the general settings for your entire seated section. If you'd like to edit individual seats or rows within your seated section, click here to learn how.

  • Click your seated section

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your seated section

  • Edit your details

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Available Settings

  • Section Name: The name of your section

  • Rows: The number of rows in this seated section

  • Seats: The number of seats in the longest section of your seated section

  • Seat Views: Add an image of the stage from this section to show attendees a seat view

    • Click the "green arrow" icon to upload at least one image

    • Select your image(s)

    • Click the photo to preview the image and drag photos to reorder them

  • Row Naming: Edit your row names for the section

    • Name your rows in alphabetical order, by every number, or by every other number (using odd or even numbering)

    • Choose the first letter or number to start with

    • Select if you want to sort the rows in ascending order (A→ Z or 1 → 9) or descending order (Z→A or 9 → 1)

    • In the Label Display field, select the "Left" checkbox to show the row name on the left-hand side of the section, and the "Right" checkbox to show this row name on the right-hand side

    • Click Don't show rows 'I' and 'O' if you don't want to include the row "I" and row "O" in your row names

    • Use the Spacing slider to adjust the amount of space between each row

  • Seats Naming: edit your seat names for the section

    • Name your rows in alphabetical order, by every number, or by every other number (using odd or even numbering)

    • Choose the first letter or number to start with

    • Select if you want to sort the seats in ascending order (A→ Z or 1 → 9) or descending order (Z→A or 9 → 1)

    • Use the Spacing slider to adjust the amount of space between each seat

  • Alignment: Adjust the alignment of your seated section

  • Curve: Bend the seating layout to fit your venue

  • Skew: Tilt or slant the section as needed

  • Rotation: Rotate the entire section


Add, Move, Edit, and Delete Seats in your Seated Section

In TicketSpice, you can quickly add, move, edit, and delete seats within your seated section. If you'd like to move or edit the seated section field as a whole, click here to learn how.

Pro Tip: When editing your seated section, you can select multiple seats or rows at once by clicking the first seat or row, holding the Shift key, and clicking the last seat in the group.

To select individual seats without losing your previous selections, hold the Commend (Mac) or Control (Windows) key while clicking each seat.

Note: To reserve specific seats in your venue for an individual or group, we recommend using our seat hold feature. Click here to learn how to set this up.

Move a row

  • Click your seated section

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your seated section

  • Select the row(s) you want to move

  • Use the Shift Row arrows to move the rows

  • Select Save

  • Select OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Pro Tip: To select a row, click the row name(s) on the left or right side of the section. You can also select several seats in the row, and the system will give you the option to shift the entire row.

Rename seats or rows

Pro Tip: Use this method to rename an individual seat or row. To update the naming structure for all rows or seats, we recommend updating the overall row and seat naming settings. Click here to learn how to do this.

  • Click your seated section

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your seated section

  • Select the seat(s) or row(s) you want to rename

  • Enter the new row name and/or seat name

  • Click Save

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Mark a seat as accessible (ADA Seating) or obstructed

In TicketSpice, you can mark a seat as accessible or obstructed to provide clear information to your attendees. Accessible seats display the international symbol of access, while obstructed seats show a caution sign to indicate limited visibility or other restrictions.

Note: Under the American with Disabilities Act (ADA), many government and private organizations are required to provide accessible seating for individuals with disabilities at events with assigned seating. For more information, you can visit these informational pages here and here.

  • Click your seated section

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your seated section

  • Select the seat(s) or row(s) you want to edit

  • Select the Accessible seat type to mark the seat(s) as accessible. Select the Obstructed seat type to mark the seat(s) as obstructed.

  • Click Save

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Pro Tip: If you need to remove the seat type, click Clear Seat Type.

Delete Specific Seats

  • Click your seated section

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your seated section

  • Select the seat(s) or row(s) you want to edit

  • Click Delete Seats

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Add back deleted seats

  • Click your seated section

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your seated section

  • Hover over the blank space where your seat was deleted

  • Click the + icon to add back your seat

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Pro Tip: This section describes how to restore seats that were previously deleted. To add more seats to a specific row, we recommend editing your seated section to add an extra seat to each row, then removing seats from rows that don't need the extra seat. Click here to learn how to add additional seats to each row.


Copy, Delete, and Invert Your Seated Section

  • Click your seated section

  • Select your desired option

    • Trash Can icon: Delete your section

    • Copy icon: Duplicate your section

    • Reflect icon: Flip your section 180 degrees

  • Click Save to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Seated Section FAQs

How many seats can I add to a single seated section?

You can add up to 10,000 seats in a single seated section. You can add up to 100 rows, with up to 100 seats in each row.

Is there a limit to the number of seated sections I can add to my venue?

You can add up to 200 seated section fields in a single venue.

Can I have a venue that includes both assigned seating and unassigned seating?

Yes, you can add a venue with both assigned and unassigned seating by adding a Seated Section field and General Admission field. Click here to learn how to add and customize a General Admission field.


Add and Edit a General Admission Area

In TicketSpice, you can add a General Admission area to your venue for sections that don’t have assigned seating. This is perfect for lawns, standing-room sections, or open seating areas. With this field, attendees can purchase tickets without selecting specific seats.

Add a General Admission Section

  • Click the green + icon in the top right corner

  • Select General Admission Area

  • Add a unique name for your section

  • Add the number of tickets that are available in this section

  • Click Add GA Section

  • Click and drag the General Admission section to reposition it in the venue layout

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Note: Section names must be unique. If you try to use a name that's already assigned to another section, you'll see the error: 'This section name already exists. Please choose a unique name.'


Edit and Customize Your General Admission Section

  • Click your General Admission section

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your General Admission section

  • Edit your details

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Available Settings

  • Section Name: The name of your section

  • Max Capacity: The maximum number of tickets that can be sold for this section

  • Seat Views: Add an image of the stage from this section to show attendees a seat view

    • Click the "green arrow" icon to upload at least one image

    • Select your image(s)

    • Click the photo to preview the image and drag photos to reorder them

  • Curve: Bend the section to fit your venue

  • Skew: Tilt or slant the section as needed

  • Rotation: Rotate the entire section


Copy, Delete, and Invert Your General Admission Section

  • Click your General Admission section

  • Select your desired option

    • Trash Can icon: Delete your section

    • Copy icon: Duplicate your section

    • Reflect icon: Flip your section 180 degrees

  • Click Save to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

General Admission FAQs

Is there a limit to the number of General Admission sections I can add to my venue?

You can add up to 100 General Admission fields in a single venue.

Can I have a venue that includes both assigned seating and unassigned seating?

Yes, you can add a venue with both assigned and unassigned seating by adding a General Admission field and Seated Section field. Click here to learn how to add and customize a Seated Section field.


Add and Edit a Table

In TicketSpice, you can add tables to your venue for events where attendees sit together around a table, such as banquets or galas. You can add round or rectangular tables to your venue.

Add a Table

  • Click the green + icon in the top right corner

  • Select Table

  • Select your table shape

    • Round Table: Select the Round option and enter the number of seats you'd like at the table. You can add up to 16 seats per round table

    • Rectangular Table: Select the Rectangular option and enter the number of seats you'd like on each side. You can add up to 16 seats on each side of a rectangular table, for a maximum of 64 seats total

  • Add a unique name for your table

  • Click Add Table

  • Click and drag the table to reposition it in the venue layout

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Note: Section names must be unique. If you try to use a name that's already assigned to another section, you'll see the error: 'This section name already exists. Please choose a unique name.'


Edit and Customize Your Table

In TicketSpice, you can easily edit and customize the general settings for your entire table. If you'd like to renumber or edit individual seats within your table, click here to learn how.

  • Click your Table

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your table

  • Edit your details

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Available Settings

  • Section Name: The name of your section

  • Seats/Seat Distribution: The total number of seats (round table), or the number of seats on each side of your table (rectangular table)

  • Horizontal Spacing (Rectangular Table Only): The amount of space between seats along the width of your table

  • Vertical Spacing (Rectangular Table Only): The amount of space between seats along the length of your table

  • Rotation (Rectangular Table Only): The rotation of your rectangular table

  • Purchase Options: The number of seat(s) an attendee can purchase

    • Single Seat: This option allows attendees to select a single seat in a table

    • Entire Table: This option requires attendees to purchase the entire table

  • Seat Views: Add an image of the stage from this section to show attendees a seat view

    • Click the "green arrow" icon to upload at least one image

    • Select your image(s)

    • Click the photo to preview the image and drag photos to reorder them


Edit and Delete Seats in Your Table

In TicketSpice, you can quickly renumber, edit, and delete seats within your table. If you'd like to edit the settings for the table as a whole, click here to learn how.

Pro Tip: When editing your table, you can select multiple seats or rows at once by clicking the first seat or row, holding the Shift key, and clicking the last seat in the group.

To select individual seats without losing your previous selections, hold the Commend (Mac) or Control (Windows) key while clicking each seat.

Renumber a seat

Pro Tip: The option to re-number a seat will only be available if you select the Single Seat purchase option. When the Entire Seat option is used, the option to re-number seats is not available.

  • Click your table

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your table

  • Select the seat you want to re-number

  • Enter the new seat number

  • Click Save

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Mark a seat as accessible (ADA Seating) or obstructed

In TicketSpice, you can mark a seat as accessible or obstructed to provide clear information to your attendees. Accessible seats display the international symbol of access, while obstructed seats show a caution sign to indicate limited visibility or other restrictions.

Note: Under the American with Disabilities Act (ADA), many government and private organizations are required to provide accessible seating for individuals with disabilities at events with assigned seating. For more information, you can visit these informational pages here and here.

  • Click your table

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your table

  • Select the seat(s) you want to edit

  • Select the Accessible seat type to mark the seat(s) as accessible. Select the Obstructed seat type to mark the seat(s) as obstructed

  • Click Save

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Pro Tip: If you need to remove the seat type, click Clear Seat Type.

Delete Specific Seats

  • Click your table

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your table

  • Select the seat(s) you want to delete

  • Click Delete Seats

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Add back deleted seats

  • Click your table

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your table

  • Hover over the blank space where your seat was deleted

  • Click the + icon to add back your seat

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue


Copy and Delete Your Table

  • Click your table

  • Select your desired option

    • Trash Can icon: Delete your table

    • Copy icon: Duplicate your table

  • Click Save to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Table FAQs

Can a ticket buyer purchase an entire table?

Yes. If you use the Entire Table setting, ticket buyers are required to purchase the entire table. If you use the Single Seat option, ticket buyers can select each seat within the table to purchase the entire table.

Can I manually resize my tables?

No, you cannot manually resize a table. A table size is automated based on the amount of seats in the table.

Is there a limit to the number of tables I can add to my venue?

You can add up to 300 tables in a single venue.


Add and Edit a Pod

Pods are a way to sell tickets in groups or blocks. When a pod is created, attendees are required to purchase all tickets within that pod together as a single transaction.

For example, if you set up a pod of 4 tickets, one attendee must purchase all 4 tickets at once. This is commonly used for events with group seating, such as VIP sections, cabanas, or socially distanced sections, where tickets are meant to be sold as a single unit rather than individually.

Add a Pod

  • Click the green + icon in the top right corner

  • Select Pod

  • Add a unique name for your pod

Note: Section names must be unique. If you try to use a name that's already assigned to another section, you'll see the error: 'This section name already exists. Please choose a unique name.'

  • Add the number of tickets in the pod

  • Select your pod shape

    • Block: Adds the seats in a block shape with multiple rows

    • Row: Adds the seats in a single row

  • Click Add Pod

  • Click and drag the pod to reposition it in the venue layout

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue


Edit and Customize Your Pod

  • Click your Pod

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your pod

  • Edit your details

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Available Settings

  • Section Name: The name of your pod

  • Max Capacity: The numbers of tickets sold within your pod

  • Pod Shape: The shape of your pod

    • Block: Adds the seats in a block shape with multiple rows

    • Row: Adds the seats in a single row

  • Seat Type

    • Select the Accessible seat type to mark the seat(s) as accessible. Once you mark a seat as accessible, the seat will display the international symbol of access

    • Select the Obstructed seat type to mark the seat(s) as obstructed. Once you mark a seat as obstructed, the seat will display a caution sign and indicate that the seat is obstructed

  • Seat Views: Add an image of the stage from this section to display a seat view

    • Click the "green arrow" icon to upload at least one image

    • Select your image(s)

    • Click the photo to preview the image and drag photos to reorder them

  • Rotation: Turn your pod


Copy and Delete Your Pod

  • Click your pod

  • Select your desired option

    • Trash Can icon: Delete your pod

    • Copy icon: Duplicate your pod

  • Click Save to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Pod FAQs

Can I change the shape of my pods?

Right now, pods can only be added as a block or row. These are the only two available configuration options.

Why can't I see my pods in the Preview mode?

Right now, pods cannot be viewed in Preview mode. We recommend using your live page to see your pods.

Can I add a seat view to my pods?

No. Right now, pods do not have the option to display a seat view.

Is there a limit to the number of pods I can add to my venue?

You can add up to 1000 pods in a single venue.

Can I manually resize my pods?

No, you cannot manually resize a pod. A pod size is automated based on the amount of seats in the pod.


Add and Edit a Stage or Other Polygon Shape

In TicketSpice, you can add a stage to your venue to help visually represent your event layout. You can use these elements to show where the stage, dance floor, or other key features are located, giving attendees a clear view of your venue’s setup.

Pro Tip: TicketSpice requires that each venue include at least one polygon shape before publishing the ticketing page. If no polygon shape is added, you'll see this error when attempting to publish: "Your layout must have a focal point selected. Edit the seating chart to select a focal point." If you see this error, we recommend editing your venue, and adding a polygon shape to the venue.

If you're using the option to automatically assign a selling order to seats, TicketSpice will prioritize seats closest to the first stage added to the venue.

Add a Polygon Shape

  • Click the green + icon in the top right corner

  • Select Polygon Shape

  • Add a unique name for your polygon shape

  • Click Add Polygon Shape

  • Click and drag the polygon shape to reposition it in the venue layout

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue


Edit and Customize a Polygon Shape

  • Click your polygon shape

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your polygon shape

  • Edit your details

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Available Settings

  • Label Visibility: Show or hide the name you added for this polygon shape on the venue

  • Name: The name of your polygon shape

  • Rotation: Turn your polygon shape


Copy and Delete a Polygon Shape

  • Click your polygon shape

  • Select your desired option

    • Trash Can icon: Delete your polygon shape

    • Copy icon: Duplicate your polygon shape

  • Click Save to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Polygon Shape FAQs

Is there a limit to the number of polygon shapes I can add to my venue?

You can add up to 100 polygon shapes in a single venue.


Add and Edit an Image

In TicketSpice, you can easily add images to your venue to enhance its visual layout. Use images to display background maps, logos, or other visual elements that help attendees better understand your event space.

Add an Image

  • Click the green + icon in the top right corner

  • Select Image

  • Add a unique name for your image

  • Click Upload Image

  • Select an image from your computer

  • Click Add Image

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue


Edit and Customize an Image

  • Click your image

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your image

  • Adjust your image as needed

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Available Settings

  • Label Visibility: Show or hide the name you added for this image on the venue

  • Name: The name of your image

  • Rotation: Turn your image

  • Opacity: Make your image more or less opaque


Copy and Delete an Image

  • Click your image

  • Select your desired option

    • Trash Can icon: Delete your image

    • Copy icon: Duplicate your image

  • Click Save to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue


Add and Edit Text

In TicketSpice, you can add text to your venue to label sections, highlight important areas, or provide additional context for attendees. This helps make your venue layout clear and easy to navigate.

Add Text

  • Click the green + icon in the top right corner

  • Select Text

  • Add the text you want to display on your venue

  • Click Add Text Element

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue


Edit and Customize Text

  • Click your text field

  • Click the pencil icon that appears under your text field

  • Adjust your text field as needed

  • Click OK to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue

Available Settings

  • Text: The text that appears on your text field

  • Font Size: The size of your text

  • Font Color: The color of the font for your text field. This will not affect the font color of any other fields on your venue

  • Alignment: The alignment of the text in your field

  • Rotation: The rotation of your text field


Copy and Delete Text

  • Click your text

  • Select your desired option

    • Trash Can icon: Delete your text field

    • Copy icon: Duplicate your text field

  • Click Save to save your changes

  • Click the green Save button in the upper-right corner to save your venue


FAQs

Why am I seeing the error: "Your layout must have a focal point selected. Edit the seating chart to select a focal point"?

TicketSpice requires that each venue include at least one stage before publishing the ticketing page. If no stage is added, you'll see this error when attempting to publish: "Your layout must have a focal point selected. Edit the seating chart to select a focal point."

If you see this error, we recommend editing your venue, and adding a stage to the venue.

How do I manage my Reserved Seating venue templates?

Yes, you can edit, copy, and delete your venue templates at any time.

  • From the Pages screen, hover your mouse over the Extras screen

  • Select Reserved Seating Layouts from the dropdown menu

  • Select your desired option

    • Click the pencil icon to edit your venue template

    • Click the copy icon to duplicate your venue template

    • Click the trash can icon to delete your venue template

After I publish my event page, can I edit my Reserved Seating venue?

Yes, you can edit your venue even after publishing the page.

Warning: Once you have sold seats on your Reserved Seating page, we recommend noting which seats have been sold before deleting seats from your venue.

TicketSpice will prevent you from publishing your page if you delete a seat that has already been sold, so it's best to confirm that all seats you plan to remove are unsold first.

  • From the Pages screen, click the pencil icon on the page you want to edit

  • Scroll to the ticket block, and click the pencil icon next to your venue name

  • Make your edits

  • Click Save

If I originally created a Reserved Seating venue on my ticketing page, can I copy this venue as a template so I can use it on future event pages?

Yes, you can copy your venues as template in TicketSpice. Here is how to save a venue as a template so you can use this venue on future ticketing pages.

  • From the Pages screen, click the pencil icon on your Reserved Seating page

  • Scroll to the ticket block, and click the pencil icon next to your page's venue name

  • Click Copy as Template in the top right-hand corner

  • Click Yes, Copy It!

Once you have copied a page as a template, this venue will be saved as a template in your account. This template will be stored under the venue name you added when creating the venue.

Why don't I see the option to add a venue on my event page?

One common reason why you don't see a Reserved Seating venue is that you selected a Standard page template. If you are using a Standard page template, we recommend creating a new TicketSpice page, and selecting a Reserved Seating template.

  • From the Pages screen, click the pencil icon on the page you want to edit

  • Click Create Page in the top right corner

  • Filter by the Reserved Seating type on the left-hand side

  • Find the page template you would like, and click Get Started

  • Add the name of your new event page

  • Add your event's start date and time

  • Select the currency of your page

  • Select the estimated number of attendees for your event

  • Click Create Page

  • Customize the page as needed

How can I customize the price tiers for my tickets?

Click here to learn how to assign a price tier to each of your tickets!

Can I set aside a section of seats for a specific person or group?

Yes, you can save specific tickets for a person or group of people by using our Seat Hold feature. Click here to learn how to set up a seat hold on your venue.

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