If your ticketing page has a plethora of ticket levels, you may consider utilizing ticket categories. Ticket categories allow you to group tickets into organized sets. Your customers see a nice accordion style block that reveals tickets in each group.
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Sample view of Categories
Here is an example ticket page with multiple ticket levels, and then the same ticketing page with the addition of 3 ticket categories.
Enable ticket categories
From the Pages screen, click the Pencil icon on the page you'd like to add Categories to
Click the Edit Ticket Information button
Scroll down and click Advanced Options
Toggle the Enable Ticket Categories to Yes
Click the Add Ticket Category button
Customize Your Categories
Each ticket category has a name, optional description, and row color. NOTE: The text color on the ticket categories is always white. So choose a color that white text will be legible one.
Give each category a title
Add a description
Set the background color
Toggle Yes or No on whether you'd like the category to be open (revealing all of it's ticket levels) by default
Assign ticket levels to a categories
Once you enable categories, a new dropdown will appear under each ticket level where you can choose to assign the ticket level to a category, or leave it unassigned (No Category).
NOTE: Ticket levels that have No Category will appear below the category grouping on your live page.
Hit Done and Save your changes and you can now Preview your Categories.
FAQ
Q: What does the Open By Default option in Ticket Categories do?
A: If it's enabled it means that the Category is open and the Ticket Levels can be seen, it looks like this:
If Open by Default is disabled, then the tickets will be hidden behind the category's heading the plus button is clicked, revealing the tickets in that category.
