You can create tickets with various times and features with Korona. Korona allows for multiple ticket types, such as general admission, where people can visit an attraction. You can also create event tickets, for certain events, such as shows, galas, and parties.
General Admission Ticket Setup
Tickets are essentially products within Korona. To create a ticket, you will need to go the products screen. Navigate there by clicking Ticketing > Products.
Click on the +New button to be taken to the creation screen. You will need to have ticket definitions set up for this to work properly. See the ticket definition creation page for more information.
Give your ticket a name. Assign it to an assortment as well as a sector. You will also need to set the production type to “Activate Ticket”. Please visit our Production Type manual page on how to set this up.
For your ticket to function properly, you will need to assign a Ticket Definition. Choose the ticket definition you want to use for that ticket by selecting the appropriate definition from the drop-down menu.
The ticket can either print out on their receipt, or as a separate ticket. If you want it printed as a separate receipt or to have a different printer print it, check the Print Tickets Separately checkbox. It is located in the Additional Information Section.
When you are done creating your ticket, click on the save button at the top of the screen. A new button will appear next to save. This button is labeled “To Button“. Since the ticket product being created is neither tangible nor scan-able you will probably want to add it to a button layout. With the “To Button” option, add the button to the POS you wish to have your ticket. Retrieve Master Data on the POS after you have created your button.
Event Ticket Setup
Event tickets are created similar to General Admission tickets. However, instead of allowing people into an area for a day, or more, they only become valid for a specific event. Keep in mind that event tickets also have a capacity and can be sold out. For example, if your event only has 100 seats, and you sell 100 tickets, you will be unable to sell any more tickets for that event.
For more information on creating and editing events, please visit our Events manual page.