New Year’s Eve party event template

What’s set up

One night · 3 ticket types · from $45

• Early bird, general and a table for four
• A required 18 and over tick box
• A cap per order and the waitlist

Tickets

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

Asked of the person booking, before they pay. Add, change or remove any of them in the builder.

• Is this guest 18 or over? (required, a box for each choice): Yes

The event page

It starts as New Year’s Eve Party, with this line under the name: A DJ, a dance floor, a drink on arrival and the countdown to midnight together.

Doors open at eight with a drink on arrival. The DJ plays until one, with the countdown at midnight.

18 and over only, and ID is checked at the door. Come early: the queue is longest after ten.

• One night, 8:00 pm to 1:00 am.
• The button on the event page says “Count me in for midnight”.
• 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 room: a table for four counts four.
• To step the general price up by itself, add a price change to it.
• Nothing is saved until you save a draft or publish.

Common questions

What does the New Year’s Eve party template set up?

One night, 8:00 pm to 1:00 am. Tickets: Early bird, General admission, Table for four. Checkout asks: Is this guest 18 or over. It is free on every plan, and you can change any of it before you publish.

What should I check before publishing a New Year’s Eve party?

Add your date and venue. Set each ticket type’s cap so they add up to the room: a table for four counts four. To step the general price up by itself, add a price change to it. Nothing is saved until you save a draft or publish.