Finding events · Attendees, Organisers
Event pages
Every event has its own page with a readable address you can share. It answers what, when and where, shows how to book, and carries the venue’s arrival guide so people know where to park and which door to use.
What you can do
A page for every event with the time, place, tickets and the venue’s arrival guide, ready to share.
- See the date, time, venue, organiser and price, always in UK time
- Book, request a place or buy a ticket from the ticket card
- Read where to park, the nearest stations and how to get in
- Get a warning when the event runs longer than a car park allows
- Find more events at the same venue or from the same organiser
- See pictures with an honest caption saying where they came from
How it works
Event pages, step by step.
- Step 1
Open the event
Click an event in the list, calendar or map, or follow a shared link.
- Step 2
Check the details
Read the description, the venue at a glance and the getting there section.
- Step 3
Book or plan your trip
Use the ticket card, add it to your calendar, or press Directions for the entrance.
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Works well with.
Venue arrival guides
A venue page that answers the questions guests ask on the way: which door, where to park, which station.
MoreYour tickets
Every booking in one place, shown as it really is, with your QR pass ready for the door.
MoreAdd to your calendar
Put one event in Google, Apple or Outlook, or subscribe to a region’s calendar so new events appear on their own.
MoreBookings and waitlists
Set a capacity and bookings fill it. When it is full, a waitlist takes over and promotes people on its own.
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Event pages
Want to see it with your own listings?
We can walk you through it in Studio and show how it would work for your region. Which features are on, and who pays for what if anyone, is set for each region.