There are a few ways to change the ticket prices associated with your entries.

To create a new ticket type, select the Tickets & Costs tab from within your entry and Create ticket:

From here, you can start creating your new ticket by adding the new price and any additional details.

Once completed, add a date restriction of when this ticket is available for purchase by selecting Restrict when this ticket will be available:

You can select Fixed date and add the first date that you'd like the new ticket price to become available for purchase.

✨ Learn more information on restricting your ticket availability.

Once you've created your new ticket, you'll need to restrict your existing ticket so that it will become unavailable after a set date.

To do this, select the pencil and paper 📝 icon next to the ticket to open the edit page:

Then select the Restrict when this ticket will be available tickbox, Fixed date, then select the date you'd like that ticket to close, thus becoming unavailable after that date has passed.

To do this, select the Dates & Times tab and scroll down. Select the Hide events in future checkbox:

Then, tailor how far in advance the entries show by minutes, hours, days, weeks, months or years:

A great way of changing ticket prices is to 'end' your existing, recurring schedule and duplicate the entry (so all the entry information carries across). Once duplicated, you can edit the new entry separately from the original and only include the correct updated information, such as dates and tickets.

To 'end' the recurring schedule, you'll first need to ensure there are no bookings after your desired end date, and if so, you'll need to cancel those bookings/tickets.

Otherwise, open the Dates & Times tab within your entry and select the recurring schedule on the right-hand side:

From here, change the Repeat until period from Ongoing to Until a set date, then add the date you'd like the entry to end:

Once completed, you can duplicate the entry, ensuring you remove any past dates from the new, duplicated entry and amend the ticket to the new ticket price.

Amending the price of your pass directly from within the setup doesn't affect purchased passes, meaning you can increase the pass price on the day of the change.

👉 Alternatively, you can set up a new pass to keep them separate.

If you'd prefer to set up a new pass, you will need to ensure that you've added a date restriction to both the old pass and the new pass, so customers can only purchase those passes to and from a set date.

To do this, head to the Passes section and select Edit next to the existing pass:

From here, add an End date to make the pass unavailable from that date:

Then you can create your new, updated pass by following the instructions outlined here, making sure you add a Start date that indicates when the pass is made available for purchase.

When the original pass is no longer available, you may wish to unpublish it. To do this, select it from your Pass list:

Then slide the Published toggle to the left, so it appears in red:

Select Save changes to ensure you save any changes you make.

We have put together a step-by-step guide on how to archive and add new prices when there are existing customers.

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