On sale
Sold out
Remaining capacity is the real number, updated as tickets sell. Nothing here is a fake scarcity counter.
Choose one session per slot. Capacity is per room, so a session can fill while the event is still selling.
Morning, 10:00
Afternoon, 13:30
Late afternoon, 15:45
You cannot select two sessions in the same slot. Preventing the clash at selection is easier than untangling it on the day.
Your booking
Autumn Conference
12 November · Prior’s Yard · standard tier
Your sessions
What we noted
Free to change sessions up to 7 days before. Refunds up to 14 days before. Both rules were shown before you paid, and they are here again.
Autumn Conference
Tiers
A tier closes on its own date. A tier still selling three weeks after it should have closed is the most common way events leave money behind.
Pace
Last year at this point: 141. Ahead by 27%.
Against the same event last year, which is the only comparison that means anything.
By tier
Sessions filling
This week
Four Fridays, one price, no dynamic pricing. Charging more for the popular night is a way of taking money from people who cannot come on the quiet one.
Anything we should know
No booking fee. A booking fee is a price rise that a venue can blame on software.
Tickets are in your wallet and in your email, and the door can look you up by name. Three ways in, because one of them will fail on the night.
Full refund up to two days before, including the whole ticket price because there was no fee to keep. After that you can pass it to somebody else for free.
No proof is asked for any of this, ever. Making somebody document a disability to watch a band costs more in dignity than it saves in tickets.
Kept so you can remember what you saw and when, which is the only reason anybody opens this.
A used ticket cannot be scanned again and stays here as a record. People ask what a gig cost two years later more often than you would think.
Paid in full at the time. A venue this size cannot carry unpaid bookings and the ticket is refundable anyway, which does the same job more honestly.
Cancellation cannot be turned off. Somebody travelling to a cancelled gig is the one failure this app must not allow.
Your bookings
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Every show
Sunday sessions are free and always will be. They are how people who would never buy a ticket end up buying one, and they cost the venue about $200 a month.
If a show is cancelled you are refunded automatically within three days and told first. You do not have to ask and there is no form.
Nine shows in two years. The door list shows that so somebody can say welcome back rather than next.
Ten per cent do not turn up and are not refunded, which is money the venue keeps. It is on this screen rather than quietly banked, because a venue that relies on it starts overselling.
Nine people asked to be told if tickets came back. Messaging them beats discounting, and the venue has never discounted a ticket.
Three nights dark every week, used for rehearsals by bands who cannot afford a room. It earns nothing and it is why the Friday line-ups are what they are.
This week
The split is on the screen before the show rather than in an email a fortnight after. An artist should be able to check the door count against the money.