Season tickets your holders will renew.
The same seats at every game, a pass for each one in My Tickets, renewal offers that hold their seats until the deadline, and a way to give back the games they can't make.
What you get
Full-season plans per category, public or staff-only, with a season page fans buy from on the same seat map.
Holders get a QR ticket for each game in My Tickets, so scanning, transfers and reports work like any other order.
Offer last season's holders their seats at this season's price, held at every game until they answer. Release the rest in one click.
Prices prorate to the games that are left, so a fan who joins in June pays for June onwards.
Holders release a game they can't make; the seat goes back on sale, and you choose whether they get credit for it.
Prepaid credit for fans who come often without the same seats, spent on any game until the season ends.
Add a pasted schedule of games to the season at once; holders get their seats at every new game.
Import last season's holders from a CSV (a Flicket export or any spreadsheet) with a preview of anything that doesn't match.
Three steps.
Pick the games and price each plan by section.
Fans buy from the season page; returning holders get an offer with their own seats.
Holders scan in with that game's ticket, send one to a friend, or give it back.
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Season tickets questions
Does a season ticket cost more in fees?
No. A season ticket is one order, so one order fee, however many games it covers.
Can holders keep the same seats next year?
Yes. Renewal offers hold each holder's seats at every game until your deadline, at this season's price for their plan.
What happens when a holder can't make a game?
They give it back from My Tickets. The seat goes back on sale, and depending on your settings they get credit for it.
Can I import holders from another system?
Yes. Upload a CSV with emails, names and seats (a Flicket export works), preview the matches, then import.
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