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limit tickets sales to 135 tickets

Curtis Bellfy (Past Member)
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a pretty basic request...but working in museums with NO limitations on numbers of tickets...we are now setting up movies in our 135 seat theater...have the performance built but forgot how to set the number of seats to 135...which would shut off ticket sales. any quick step by step?
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    Hey Curtis, 

    If this is going to be something ongoing, I suggest creating a template you can lay down for your blackout holds. Kind of makes the process easier. 

    Dot


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    From: "Jennifer K. Miller" <bounce-jennifermiller4533@tessituranetwork.com>
    Date: 10/7/17 17:55 (GMT-05:00)
    To: Dot Krebs <dkrebs@actorstheatre.org>
    Subject: Re: [Tessitura Ticketing Forum] limit tickets sales to 135 tickets

    Hi Curtis!

    Yeah, theaters are a whole different beast. We have a separate Facility for our theater vs general admission. In the Facility setup, you can limit the number of seats to be what you have available in your theater. Building a Facility is not a super-quick process, though. See here: http://www.tessituranetwork.com/Help_System_v125/Content/Facility%20Setup/Facility%20Manager.htm

    If you have an existing Facility that is fairly close to the right size, you could try to use that one and then apply hold codes to limit the number of seats to 135. But if your existing Facility is a huge general admission space, applying that many holds would take would take forever!

    -Jennifer

    From: Curtis Bellfy <bounce-curtisbellfy6819@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 10/7/2017 3:57:30 PM

    a pretty basic request...but working in museums with NO limitations on numbers of tickets...we are now setting up movies in our 135 seat theater...have the performance built but forgot how to set the number of seats to 135...which would shut off ticket sales. any quick step by step?



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  • $organization
    Hey Curtis, 

    If this is going to be something ongoing, I suggest creating a template you can lay down for your blackout holds. Kind of makes the process easier. 

    Dot


    --------
    Original message --------
    From: "Jennifer K. Miller" <bounce-jennifermiller4533@tessituranetwork.com>
    Date: 10/7/17 17:55 (GMT-05:00)
    To: Dot Krebs <dkrebs@actorstheatre.org>
    Subject: Re: [Tessitura Ticketing Forum] limit tickets sales to 135 tickets

    Hi Curtis!

    Yeah, theaters are a whole different beast. We have a separate Facility for our theater vs general admission. In the Facility setup, you can limit the number of seats to be what you have available in your theater. Building a Facility is not a super-quick process, though. See here: http://www.tessituranetwork.com/Help_System_v125/Content/Facility%20Setup/Facility%20Manager.htm

    If you have an existing Facility that is fairly close to the right size, you could try to use that one and then apply hold codes to limit the number of seats to 135. But if your existing Facility is a huge general admission space, applying that many holds would take would take forever!

    -Jennifer

    From: Curtis Bellfy <bounce-curtisbellfy6819@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 10/7/2017 3:57:30 PM

    a pretty basic request...but working in museums with NO limitations on numbers of tickets...we are now setting up movies in our 135 seat theater...have the performance built but forgot how to set the number of seats to 135...which would shut off ticket sales. any quick step by step?



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