Sell the tickets online. Know who actually came.
Registration and admission in one place. Guests buy online, get a QR code or a wristband, and scan at the door. Your list of who is inside is live, and nobody is flipping through a printout at the entrance.
You know the feeling.
Paper tickets at the door. Guest lists on clipboards. No way to know who actually showed up versus who bought a ticket. Event registration that lives in one spreadsheet and admission that lives in another.
The volunteer at the table is matching names to a printout while the line grows behind the person in front of them. Afterward, the attendance number is whatever someone remembers.
There's a better way.
What changes at the door.
for registration and admission, live at the door
per guest at entry, so the line moves and no one is searching a printout
count of who is inside, and who bought a ticket but hasn't arrived
Tickets sell online with the details you need, including custom fields, capacity limits, and waitlists. At the door, staff scan a QR code or a wristband and the guest is in. Afterward you have attendance figures as well as sales figures. If your campers already wear FunFangle wristbands in the summer, your winter retreat or family weekend can run on the same system.
Used by camps, churches, and community organizations for events ranging from fundraisers to VBS.
How FunFangle does it.
Sell tickets online, assign wristbands or QR codes, and scan at the door. Registration and admission in one system.
Sales without a ticket table
Guests buy online and receive a QR code or a wristband assignment. Nothing to print, mail, or hand out.
Registration that fits your event
Forms with custom fields, capacity limits, and waitlists, so you collect what you need and stop selling when the room is full.
The door knows who belongs
Scan at the entrance. You know exactly who is inside, and an unauthorized entry is caught at the door.
Good to know.
“Why this instead of a general ticketing site?”
Because it runs on the same platform as your check-in and camp store. One system covers the season and the events in between, from a team that works with mission-driven organizations.
“Do guests need a wristband?”
A QR code on their phone works at the door. Wristbands are an option when you want access control through the event.
“Does it work in a gym with no reception?”
FunFangle is built for places with unreliable Wi-Fi. Scanning works offline and syncs when the connection returns.
Who uses e-tickets & events?
Frequently asked questions.
How does online ticketing work with FunFangle?
Guests buy online and receive a QR code or a wristband assignment. At the door, staff scan it and the guest is in. There is nothing to print, mail, or hand out.
Can we cap attendance or run a waitlist?
Yes. Registration forms support custom fields, capacity limits, and waitlists, so you collect what you need and stop selling when the room is full.
Will we know who actually attended?
Yes. Registration and admission share one live list, so you can see who is inside and who bought a ticket but has not arrived. Afterward you have attendance figures as well as sales figures.
What kinds of events use it?
Camps, churches, and community organizations use it for events ranging from fundraisers to VBS. If your campers already wear FunFangle wristbands in the summer, a winter retreat or family weekend can run on the same system.
If this fits your situation, we'd like to help.
Tell us about your events and we'll show you how online ticketing with wristband access control works in practice.
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