Advanced vs Day-of Pricing, for every performance

Hi all,

We're looking into having a pre-sale price and day-of price for one of our exhibits. We'll have ~250 performances for the whole year (starting May-ish). We want tickets purchased day-of to be one price ($X), and tickets purchased in advance to be a lesser price ($Y). I see three ways of doing this:

  1. work with Digonex (our dynamic pricing partner) to automate the price events each day
  2. set uponea pricing event for the standard price type, for each performance
  3. Have a 'pre-sales' price type, and a 'day-of' price type, with the different prices. 'Day-of' would only be available on the Performance Date, 'Pre-Sales' would only be available before the Performance Date

I dislike having multiple Price Types when one would suffice, but I also dislike having ~250 Price Events, each one performance-specific. What are your thoughts? Are there time-efficient ways to do this?

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  • Currently we are using the #3 option of the different price types for something similar. Once a month we have First Friday (an after hours concert), which has pre-sale online pricing and day of in-person pricing. 

    The only draw back to the way we have it set up is that for those select few occasions where (for customer service sake) we have to sell a walk-up priced ticket before the event we can't actually sell it until online sales close (because of the way everything gets mirrored to TNEW.) 

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  • Currently we are using the #3 option of the different price types for something similar. Once a month we have First Friday (an after hours concert), which has pre-sale online pricing and day of in-person pricing. 

    The only draw back to the way we have it set up is that for those select few occasions where (for customer service sake) we have to sell a walk-up priced ticket before the event we can't actually sell it until online sales close (because of the way everything gets mirrored to TNEW.) 

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