Festival ticketing starts with clear choices: what admission covers, which dates it applies to and how people arrive. MyEventLane is developing event discovery and ticketing, and we want to understand the needs of independent festival organisers.
Benefits
Explain the festival experience before asking someone to book.
Bring programme, admission and arrival information into a clear public event story.
Discuss your requirements early to assess whether the pilot could fit.
Who it is for
Independent arts, music, food and community festival teams preparing their next event.
What to prepare
Map each admission option to the date, session or area it covers. Make it clear whether re-entry, camping or other extras are included; do not assume buyers will know.
Prepare accessibility and transport information, a wet-weather plan and a point of contact. Check capacity and entry arrangements with your team before setting ticket quantities.
Complex multi-day passes and festival-specific features need a direct discussion. Joining the pilot is not a promise that every ticket structure is supported.
Frequently asked questions
Are multi-day passes available now?
No ticketing is available on Hold. Describe the passes you need when discussing pilot suitability.
Can every festival join the pilot?
No. Timing, scale and feature requirements need to match what is ready. Share your expected date and audience so we can assess the fit.