What’s set up
One night · 2 ticket types · from $59
- Early bird and general tickets
- A QR for every ticket, scanned at boarding
- Six to an order
Tickets
| Ticket | Example price | Places |
|---|---|---|
| Early bird Until the first fifty are gone. | $59 | 50 |
| General Boarding and the DJ. | $75 | No limit |
Prices are examples, in your own currency: change them to yours. Each ticket type has its own cap, in people: a ticket that admits four counts four.
Checkout questions
None to start with. Add your own in the builder, under Questions, and they are asked before people pay.
The event page
It starts as Sunset Harbour Boat Party, with this line under the name: Three hours on the harbour with a DJ, boarding by QR at the wharf.
A sunset cruise with a DJ on the top deck and a bar below. Boarding closes fifteen minutes before departure.
Your ticket is a QR code, scanned at the gangway. 18 and over. ID checked.
- One night, 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm.
- The button on the event page says “Get me on the boat”.
- At most 6 tickets an order.
- The waitlist is on: when a ticket sells out, people can join it.
Before you publish
- Set each ticket type’s cap so they add up to the boat’s passenger limit.
- Nothing is saved until you save a draft or publish.
Common questions
- What does the boat party template set up?
- One night, 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Tickets: Early bird, General. No checkout questions to start with. It is free on every plan, and you can change any of it before you publish.
- What should I check before publishing a boat party?
- Add your date and venue. Set each ticket type’s cap so they add up to the boat’s passenger limit. Nothing is saved until you save a draft or publish.
Start your boat party from this template
The event builder opens with it filled in, no account needed to look around. Pick your date and venue, change anything, and make a free account when you’re ready to save or publish.