One of the new features of the new appearance of the event page is to offer the customer the ability to have prior knowledge about the venue, such as accessibility for individuals with special needs, or the audience’s safety. For example, if the space has a seating arrangement, you can provide detailed instructions regarding access to the event area as well as whether the event offers parking facilities for the public.
Accessibility
Here, you can provide very important information to the client about the venue that will host your event, so the ticket buyer is prepared and knows what to expect.
Depending on the choice you make, it appears on the new page in the following way.
Attention: if you want to add or remove anything from the list, you will always need to select everything you want to appear on your event page from the beginning. For this reason, it would be good to keep a copy of what you see on the event page before taking any action to ensure that nothing gets missed.
Seat Availability
If the venue has seats available for someone to sit during the event (numbered or not), then activate the switch and press save.
Depending on the choice you make, it appears on the new page in the following way.
Access to venue
Here you can provide detailed instructions regarding access to the event venue. For example, you can mention its location, nearby amenities, different transportation methods one can use to arrive (bus, tram, subway, etc), or any other attractions nearby that attendees might want to visit.
The text appears as follows:
Parking
Here, you can specify whether the venue itself has parking and you will fill in the corresponding option.
If the venue doesn’t have parking but there is a paid parking facility in the area, or if it’s easy for someone to park near the venue, you can include this information in the ‘Access to venue' option.
