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September 25, 2014 at 6:57 am

Hi Jon,

Within EE3 the recurring events manager basically takes a single event and duplicates it multiple times altering the event and registrations dates to follow the formula you set.

If you use EE3 for this and need to set a specific attendee limit for each time slot (I’m guessing you can’t squeeze an extra 4 people into the heli if they all book on the same timeslot 🙂 ) then each of those timeslots would need to be a separate event. Which will be come much harder to manage ( 4 events per day, 7 days a week is 28 events par week x amount of weeks) both for yourselves, and your customers.

Within EE4 you could set up an individual events for each day, a single datetime within each event, then multiple tickets within that event (1 for each time slot)

So in that case, each day is a separate event. Each timeslot has its own quantity, your attendees can select which tickets they would like from the available timeslots – http://take.ms/yQkP9

The setup of the event is just a single datetime, and multiple tickets for that datetime – http://take.ms/bKJqM

You could also include multiple datetimes within a single event, but then you will need to create a set of tickets that apply only to the relevant datetime. Which will start getting complicated as you add more.

As EE4 does not have a recurring events manager currently this would take much more manual work to initially set up, but will be much easier to manage in the long run.