Our client is a performing arts centre. They use Ticketfly a third-party ticketing service. Many of their performances have multiple ticket prices. Also, the majority of their productions require us setting up recurring events.<\/p>\n
I know that I can type in a ticket price range into the Price field, but this breaks both advanced filtering and structured data scheme setup (aka Google Rich Snippet data).<\/p>\n
Based on this, what you recommend for displaying a ticket price range? If needed, we would invest in Tickets Plus, but it doesn’t work with recurring events, and it seems overkill given our client is not the one selling the tickets.<\/p>\n
One solution, I guess, would be to do a CSS display: none; on the price on the individual event page (leaving it visible in loop views). We could then add the lowest price in the admin screen, and add two additional fields for lowest and highest prices. That would provide some filtering and schema integrity. That seems like a fairly kludgey solution for amongst other reasons creating issues about where the price range appears. However, we are trying to avoid messing too much with code (as it keeps things easier for the client post-handoff).<\/p>\n
Any thoughts will be appreciated.<\/p>\n
Cheers, Bill Pitcher (Ken is my partner on this project.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-1241747","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n