Multi-date event
Let the ticket buyer choose which day to attend — any date with its own times and tickets
Does your show, tour, trade fair, or course take place on multiple separate days? With the "Choose date" option, you create a single event where the visitor indicates which day they want to attend — for example, September 16 or 17. Each date has its own times, ticket types, and number of available tickets.
You can find more about the basics of selling tickets online on our homepage.
This is how date selection works for visitors
One event, multiple performance dates
Add as many dates as you like under a single event — handy for recurring performances or tours.
Visitor chooses the day themselves
When ordering, the visitor first selects the desired date, then the ticket type.
Own times per date
Each playing date has its own start and end time, separate from the other days.
Own ticket types and capacity
Set separate ticket types, prices, and a maximum number of available tickets per date.
When do you use "choose date"?
This setup is ideal for events with multiple, standalone playing sessions, such as:
- Theater performances or shows with multiple performance dates
- Guided tours, open days, or exhibitions on various days
- Courses or workshop series where participants choose one date
- Trade fairs with a separate day for each target group, for example, trade visitors and the general public.
This is how you set up a multi-date event
Create a free account
Register as an organizer. No costs, no obligations.
Select "Choose date" as the event type
This way, you indicate that visitors select a date themselves instead of one fixed date or period.
Add every play date
Enter the times for each date and create the corresponding ticket types, each with its own price and quantity.
Share link
Share your ticket page. Visitors choose their own date and pay directly online via iDEAL.
Are you organizing a single continuous event spanning several consecutive days, such as a festival weekend? Then check out our page on ticket sales for multi-day events .
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I create an event with multiple performance dates that can be booked separately?
Yes. When creating your event, select the "Choose date" type. The attendee then chooses for which day they purchase tickets, for example, a performance on either September 16 or 17. Each day will have its own times, ticket types, and number of available tickets.
What is the difference compared to a "multi-day" event?
With "choose date," the days are separate, independent performance dates: the visitor chooses exactly one day to attend, with its own capacity per day. For a multi-day event, on the other hand, there is one continuous period (such as a festival weekend) for which you sell day tickets or a weekend pass. Read more on our page about ticket sales for a multi-day event.
Can each performance date have its own price and capacity?
Yes. You set your own ticket types per date, with their own price, start time, and maximum number of available tickets. This allows you, for example, to charge a lower price on a weekday than on the weekend.
Can I offer multiple time slots on the same day?
Yes. Add an extra time slot to a date using the "Add time slot on this date" button and enter the start time; each time slot will have its own ticket types and numbers. For example, you offer tours at 10:00, 11:00, and 12:00 on the same day. The visitor sees the time slots grouped by day; a full time slot can no longer be selected. Please note: the capacity applies per ticket type, not distributed across the entire time slot.
Does the visitor immediately see which dates are still available?
Yes. On your ticket page, the visitor sees all performance dates listed, including remaining seats per day. If a date is sold out, this is indicated, and tickets can no longer be purchased for that date.