General Admission Tickets from a Seating Chart
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Founder & CEO of SimpleTix.com, the World's most flexible e-Ticketing Platform. Entrepreneur and software developer by trade. My current role is SimpleTix is to seek out partnerships with other e-commerce platforms, payment gateways, and channel partnership opportunities.
United Soccer Africa wanted to host a game at the Atlanta Silverbacks Park but knew the venue had limited standing areas to view the game, potentially creating an issue for selling general admission tickets.
SimpleTix created a way to list the general admission tickets on the interactive seat map. Patrons can select the section they want and go right to the general admission ticket ordering screen.
Here’s how it works:
Customers can see both reserved and general admission (standing) tickets on one convenient page and click the section in which they want to purchase tickets.
General Admission Ticket Selection
This mix of reserved and general admission seating is a great option for sports venues that offer both seat types.
It allows you to manage your seats in one place, and give your customers can see all availability on one page and make the choice that’s best for their needs.
This set up can easily be copied from one event to another for easy access to your entire season.
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