For fairs and festivals

Ticketing for your fair, from advance sales to the gate.

See how ticket sales, admission and reporting could work for your event. We start with the way your team operates today, what you want to preserve and where a change would help.

  • Day passes, weekend passes and parking in one checkout
  • Several gates scanning from one live list
  • Keep the POS and card machines you already have
bilet.ro ticket portal

bilet.ro, one of the platform’s European ticket portals: festivals, theatre and opera from one inventory.

How a fair runs on it

Before the gates open, at the gate, and after.

Before

Advance sales on your website

Day and weekend passes, youth and senior prices, parking and grandstand seats, sold in your brand on your own site. Promo codes and early-bird prices built in.

At the gate

Fast admission at every entrance

Staff scan mobile and printed tickets with phones, tablets or dedicated Android scanners. Each ticket admits once; one scan can admit the whole party. Box office and self-service kiosks sell from the same live pool.

After

Reports your board can read

Sales by day and channel, attendance by gate and time slot, refunds and comps, all in one place and exportable to your CRM or spreadsheet.

Fair gates are busy and outdoor. We plan the gate setup with you: how many scanners, where, how they behave if the connection drops, and what the staff see. Try the festival sample

What happens first

A conversation about your fair, not a sales pitch.

Pricing follows a review of your event and scope. In the first conversation we want to understand how you sell today, so the comparison we bring back is about your fair and not a generic one.

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  • Keep and change.What you want to keep, and where the current process causes work or cost.
  • Volumes.Paid tickets and orders, typical prices, and how sales split between advance and gate.
  • Who provides what.Ticketing, gate POS and card processing today, and who holds those agreements.
  • Timing and approval.When you could review a change, and who signs it off.
  • What would justify it.The improvement that makes a follow-up worth your time, and who should join it.
A European example

Peleș Castle, Romania: a year on the platform.

The castle museum sells visits on its own website, at the box office and at kiosks, all from one inventory.

Peleș Castle official ticket page

bilete.peles.ro, the museum’s official ticket page.

600ktickets sold in one year
450kof them bought online
$7Min sales (33 million lei) through web, box office and kiosks

Figures from the platform’s operator in Europe, Royal Tickets SRL, for one year at Peleș Castle. The same platform runs bilet.ro and muzeu.ro and is in daily use at national theaters, museums and attractions. See where it runs

Proven. Personal. Yours.

See it with your own tickets, dates and prices.

Tell us about your venue and we will set up a walkthrough around the way you sell today. Thirty minutes, no obligation.

Your contact
Luca MoldovanDirector of Business Development
Email luca@tixsystem.com Phone 602-399-1580 LinkedIn Connect with Luca