Customers booking multiple events

[Joanna]

Hi there

I have tried a few different ticket/booking options to get to what it is I want and think that this is definitely the right one for me. Not least, because of your excellent how to guides and documentation.

I have found nearly all of my questions answered in the documentation. However this one I can not find an answer to.

I am selling tickets for half day childcare during school holidays. This means that over 6 weeks of summer potentially one customer wanting full time care for 2 children would need to buy two tickets for 60 different “events”. Is there a way that they can choose the events they want in one go and then add in the additional details I am requesting (first name, surname and age of child) just once?

Jo

[Geoff]

Hey there, Jo!

Wow, thanks so much for the kind words! We do put a lot of effort into the Knowledgebase here on this site and it’s awesome to hear you’ve been loving it. 🙂

That’s a great question. I am afraid that neither Event Tickets nor Event Tickets Plus will support purchasing tickets for multiple events in a single purchase — meaning that it would also be unable to support one set of information for a single purchase.

That’s an excellent idea, though. We’re currently looking at ways for these plugins to better support event management and this would be the exact sort of use-case scenario we’re looking at. I’ve gone ahead and shared this idea with the team, but it would also be awesome if you would be willing to add it to our feature request forum as well — that will ensure that it stays on our radar and allow others to up-vote the idea.

Sorry for the bad news, but does this at least help answer your question? Please let me know if there’s anything else I can help answer and I’d certainly be happy to.

Thanks,
Geoff

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