Extend Event Tickets for WordPress

Event Tickets Plus is a paid extension that runs alongside Event Tickets. The core plugin supports free tickets through Tickets Commerce, paid ticket sales and RSVPs for in-person or virtual events. You can add ticket and RSVP options to posts, pages or custom post types, with or without The Events Calendar.

Event Tickets Plus includes full WooCommerce integration, enhanced Stripe functionality, custom registration fields, shortcodes and a mobile ticketing app. These additions extend the ticketing and registration workflow for event sites.

Manage registrations and attendees

Collect registration details, then review sales and attendee reports in WordPress. Event Tickets can send customized ticket and RSVP confirmation emails and show ticket stock countdowns. Its responsive design supports various devices, and the extension has been tested with theme frameworks including Avada, Genesis, Kadence and Thesis.

Choose payment connections

Event Tickets can connect to Stripe, PayPal or Paystack through Tickets Commerce. Stripe supports credit card payments and may offer additional methods such as AfterPay, ClearPay, AliPay, Giropay and Klarna. PayPal can accept PayPal, Venmo and credit card payments.

With Event Tickets Plus, Stripe can also enable digital wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay. WooCommerce integration lets website owners use other payment solutions, including Braintree, Square and Amazon Pay. Available methods depend on the connected service and the site's configuration.

Adapt the ticketing workflow

Event Tickets includes template tags, hooks, filters, a skeleton stylesheet and partial template overrides for customization. Its interface is internationalized and translated, and free extensions can add options to the workflow.

Set up tickets or RSVPs

Install Event Tickets, configure ticketing, RSVP, email and payment options, then connect the relevant Stripe, PayPal or Paystack account, or a WooCommerce installation. Add ticket or RSVP options to an event page, post or custom post type, and review registrations and attendee reports as they come in.