Ticket types
Standard, front row, child, member: each with its own price and count.
A ticket type is a thing the customer can buy. Each one has a name, a price, and a way of counting places: share the event total, hold a limit of its own, or have no ceiling at all.
A price of zero still produces a real ticket with a real code, which is what you want for a free talk with a fixed number of chairs. Sale windows open and close a type on a date, and per-order limits sell a table for two or stop one person taking the room.
More in Booking
What the customer sees, and what you know about them afterwards.
Booking shortcodes
Booking panel, events list, thank-you and my-bookings pages for any site.
Mixed baskets
Two standard and one child in a single booking, priced line by line.
International phone field
One format in the database however the visitor typed their number.
Customer records
Everyone who books gets a record with their whole history.
Custom booking fields
Extra questions on the booking form, required or optional.
Questions per attendee
Shirt sizes and dietary notes asked once per person, not per booking.