Public or Private Event?

Public or Private Event

Public event

The event page and ticket types (except the hidden ticket types) are accessible by everyone. Anyone can register to your event. 

Private event

The event page is not accessible to the public. Guests can only register via invitations sent by you.

Access with a link: The event page is accessible to people with a link containing a password. To create a password bypass link:
  1. Go to Event > Settings > Publish,
  2. Set the event as "Private Event (Invitations Only)"
  3. Fill in the "Code to bypass private event" field (e.q., my code)
By default, events are public, so you need to set them as private.


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