You have questions? We have answers.
For each event you run, you’ll use a “wizard” to complete the entry of all details, including the event name, date, location, the types of tickets available for sale, and their prices. You’ll also get to decide who will cover the fees (you or the buyers). Once all that’s done, you’ll Publish your event.
Your event page has a public URL on our site. You can share that URL on social media, via email campaigns, or in any other way you think best to promote your event. When buyers reach that page they can learn about the event and purchase tickets online.
Yes, you can. The first time you run an event in a location with reserved seating you’ll need to provide information on the seating layout to our Customer Support team who will create an online model of the sections and seats. Typically the whole process just takes a day or two.
Once that’s set up, you’ll need to review and approve the online seating layout before ticket sales can begin. But once that’s done all future events at that location that use the same seating layout will be good to go.
You can leverage social media, email marketing, printed materials, plus any websites you control or manage to get the word out.
Using just links with the URL for your event page, or any of the fancier buttons and embeddable “widgets” we make available to you, the possibilities are almost endless.
Yes – you have a couple of choices here.
When you complete your order, an email is sent to you to confirm your ticket purchase. Based on what the event host set up for the event, the email may either contain your actual tickets – or just instructions to show up at a Will-Call gate to get them. Tickets delivered in the email may be in two different forms, and the host may choose one or both of them:
Normally it takes only a few minutes for the email with your tickets to arrive. On rare occasions it may take 1 – 2 hours.
If you don’t have your tickets within 2 hours, you can contact our Customer Support team to find out what’s up.
The first thing you can try to do is to sign in to our system using the same email address you provided on your ticket order. If you never got a password, or lost it, use the Forgot Password link to get a new one. Once signed in, look for the EVENTS I’M ATTENDING link.
The event organizer would be your best bet in this case. Just go to the public page where the event is listed and click on the link that reads Contact Event Organizer. If you’re on a mobile device, that link is found on the event page’s “Details” tab.
The event organizer sets the policy on whether or not refunds are permitted. Either way, you’ll need to contact the organizer to ask for a refund.
You must be attending an event where the organizer has requested additional (but optional) information about each attendee. There are several ways you may do this – and you’re not limited to only one of them. If you’re assembling your crew as you go, you can enter their info at different times.
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