Zones & standing areas

Venue Designer ·4 min read ·Updated June 2026
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not every part of your room has numbered seats — you have a standing pit, a lawn, or general-admission sections that just need a capacity.

Real venues mix assigned seating with open areas. The Venue Designer supports both on the same map.

Add a zone

Draw a zone for an area that sells by capacity rather than by individual seat — a standing pit, a balcony GA section, a lawn. Give it a name and a capacity, and buyers choosing that zone simply take one of its spots until it’s full.

Mix seated and standing

A single venue can have numbered rows down front and a standing zone at the back, each tracked independently. Buyers see the whole room and pick the experience they want — an exact seat, or a spot in a zone.

Numbered seating up front, a capacity-based standing zone behind.
Numbered seating up front, a capacity-based standing zone behind.

Pricing follows the area

Zones can be priced differently from seats — see per-seat & per-zone pricing.

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