How to Create an Event on FEARTICKET

Modified on Thu, Mar 5 at 3:57 PM

How to Create an Event on FEARTICKET

Follow the 3-step setup wizard to get your event live. Each step can be edited later just focus on getting the basics in first.

1 Event Details
2 Tickets
3 Event Template

Event Details

Enter the basic information about your event name, date, time, location, and organizer.

Overview

When you start creating a new event, you'll land on the Event Details page. The left side of the screen shows a live preview card of how your event will appear to buyers. Fill in the fields on the right and your preview updates in real time.

The Event Details page form on the right, live preview card on the left

Event Name & URL

* Event Name
Enter the full name of your event (e.g., "Event Party 2026"). This is what buyers will see on the event page and ticket confirmation.
* Event URL
The unique web address for your event page. It is auto-generated from the event name in the format: https://[slug].eventticket.com. You can customize the slug if needed.

Event Date & Time

Set when your event starts and ends. A time picker will appear when you click the Start Time or End Time fields.

* Event Date
The date your event takes place. Click the field to open the date picker.
* Start Time / End Time
Pick your event's opening and closing time. The time picker shows hours and minutes in AM/PM format.
Recurring Event Schedule
If your event runs on multiple dates (e.g., every weekend), click Recurring Event Schedule to set up a repeating pattern instead of entering dates one by one.
Setting the event date and selecting a start time from the time picker

Event Category

Click the Select Category for your Event field to open a category picker. Choose the category that best describes your event. Available top-level categories include:

  • Adventure & Amusement Parks
  • Attractions
  • Concerts / Shows (Music, Comedy, Cinema Club, Other)
  • Conferences & Tradeshows
  • Escape Games
  • Festivals
  • Holiday Events
  • Parties
  • Sports
  • Other
  • Workshop

Each category may have sub-options. Click a parent category to expand it and choose the most specific match.

The category picker — click a category to expand sub-options, then click Continue
 Tip: Selecting the right category improves how your event is discovered on the platform. For haunted attractions, select Holiday Events or Attractions.

Event Timezone

* Event Timezone
Defaults to UTC +05:30 India Standard Time. Make sure to change this to the correct timezone for your event's location (e.g., Central Time, Eastern Time).

Event Logo

Upload Event Logo
Upload a logo image for your event. Recommended size: 852 x 512 pixels, max file size 2MB. Supported formats: PNG, JPG.

Event Location

* Location
Start typing your venue address and select from the dropdown suggestions. You can also click Add Location to enter an address manually.

Organizer Details

This section links the event to an organizer profile. The organizer name and contact appear on the event page and buyer confirmation emails.

* Organization Name
Click the field to search for an existing organizer in your account, or click Add Organization to create a new one. Options may include profiles you've already set up (e.g., "The Organizer", "Seating Chart").
Selecting an organizer choose from existing profiles or add a new organization
 When you're done: Click Next Step in the bottom right corner to proceed to Step 2: Tickets. Don't worry — all fields can be edited later.
2

Tickets

Create the ticket types buyers will see and purchase. You can add multiple ticket types with different prices, quantities, and settings.

Overview

On the Create Tickets page, you'll see a "New Ticket" form on the right and a buyer-facing preview on the left. As you save each ticket, it appears on the page. You can add as many ticket types as needed using the Add New Ticket button.

The Create Tickets page  the first ticket form appears by default

Ticket Fields

Each ticket you create has the following fields:

* Name
The display name for this ticket type (e.g., "General Admission", "VIP", "Kids", "Front Row").
* Type
Select from the ticket type dropdown. Available types include: Regular Ticket, Free Ticket, and Donation Ticket. The type you choose changes which additional fields appear.
* Quantity
The total number of tickets available for this type. Enter a number to cap availability.
* Price Per Attendee
The ticket price in dollars. For Regular Tickets, enter a numeric price. You can also click Add Review (if available) to set a discounted comparison price.
* Selling Point
Choose where this ticket is sold: Online (buyer-facing website), Box Office (in-person sales only), or both.

Ticket Types Explained

Regular Ticket
Paid Ticket
Standard paid admission. Enter a name, quantity, and price per attendee. Used for General Admission, VIP, Front Row, and similar tiers.
Free Ticket
No-Cost Admission
Zero-price ticket. Select "Free Ticket" from the Type dropdown — the price field disappears. Useful for kids tickets, comp passes, or free entry promotions.
Donation Ticket
Flexible Amount
Buyers choose their own amount from preset options you define. Set 2–3 suggested amounts (e.g., $5, $10, $25) and buyers can also enter a custom amount.
Kids
Reduced Price Ticket
Create a "Kids" ticket as a Regular Ticket with a lower price and limited quantity. Set type to Regular Ticket and enter the reduced price.

Adding a Regular Ticket (VIP Example)

Here's an example of adding a VIP ticket:

  • Name: VIP
  • Type: Regular Ticket
  • Quantity: 20
  • Price Per Attendee: $250.00
  • Selling Point: Online

Click Save and the ticket is added to your list. Repeat for each ticket tier.

Creating a VIP ticket  name, quantity, and price per attendee all required

Adding a Free Ticket

Select Free Ticket from the Type dropdown. The price field will disappear automatically since free tickets have no cost. Enter a name (e.g., "Free") and quantity, then click Save.

Creating a Free ticket Type is set to "Free Ticket" and price field is hidden

Adding a Donation Ticket

Select Donation Ticket from the Type dropdown. You'll see a Predefined Amounts section appear where you can enter suggested donation values (e.g., $5, $10). Buyers can choose from these amounts or enter their own custom amount. Click Save when done.

Creating a Donation ticket — set predefined amounts for buyers to choose from
 Tip: You can have a mix of ticket types on one event — for example, General Admission (Regular), VIP (Regular), Kids (Regular at lower price), and Charity (Donation). All will appear side-by-side on the buyer-facing event page.
 When you're done: After saving all your ticket types, click Next Step to proceed to Step 3: Event Template.
3

Event Template

Customize how your event page looks. Add a banner image, event gallery photos, and finalize your event's public-facing page design.

Overview

The Event Templates step is where you customize your event's public page. The system will load a default template that automatically pulls in all the information you entered in Steps 1 and 2 — event name, dates, location, ticket types, and organizer details.

Step 3 loads the Event Template — the page preview renders automatically

What the Default Template Includes

Once loaded, the template preview shows your complete event page including:

  • Header banner — with event name and a placeholder or uploaded background image
  • Event Organizer section — pulled from the organizer profile you selected
  • Event Duration & Location — date, time, and venue address
  • Ticket Types & Prices — a Buy Tickets button and price list for all tickets you created
  • Event Gallery — image upload area for promotional photos
  • User Instructions — an image/info section for buyer instructions
  • Other Events from the Organizer — auto-populated if your organizer has other events
The template preview all your event details, tickets, and organizer info populate automatically

Adding Gallery Images

The Event Gallery section in the template lets you upload promotional images for your event. To add photos:

  • Click on the Event Gallery placeholder area in the template
  • A Gallery popup will appear with an Upload button
  • Click Upload and select your image file (supported formats: PNG, JPG, max 5MB)
  • Once uploaded, click Save in the popup
  • The image will appear in the Event Gallery section of your event page
The Gallery popup click Upload to add event photos, then click Save
 Tip: Use high-quality landscape images for the gallery (1200px wide or larger works best). For haunted attractions and seasonal events, event atmosphere photos dramatically increase buyer confidence.

Final Preview Before Publishing

Before you finish, review the full event page preview. Confirm that the following all look correct:

  • Event name and banner are displaying correctly
  • Date, time, and location show the right information
  • All ticket types and prices are listed accurately
  • Organizer name and contact info are correct
  • Gallery images are showing if uploaded
The finished event page preview  with gallery image uploaded and all ticket types visible


 Publishing your event: Once you're satisfied with the preview, click Finish in the bottom right corner. Your event is now live and buyers can access it via the event URL you set in Step 1. You can always return to edit any details after publishing.


Your Event is Ready!

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