Close or cancel an Event Ticketing page

‍After one ticket has been sold, even if it is just a test sale, the Event Ticketing page can't be removed. Again, you can delete an event page on which you experiment, but you are not able to delete any event pages that had any ticket sales.

To avoid mistaken or accidental ticket sales for Event Ticketing pages that did see ticket sales, we recommend hiding all tickets from the page. Described below, this can be accomplished by changing the sale dates of the tickets so that they have elapsed. This will remove the tickets from public view, although the Event Ticketing page itself will continue to be visible.

Delete an event page (one for which no tickets were sold)

1. Log in to the Nonprofit Admin Portal and click the “Event Ticketing” link in the left-hand navigation bar.
2. Select the event you would like to delete. Take note of the “Upcoming” and “Past” tabs to choose among future and past events, respectively. If needed, use the search tool to pull up results only within a tab. Search results will include the desired term, whether it is all or part of a word or phrase in the event name or slug.
3. Click the “X” button to the right of the event link.
4. Choose “OK” in the popup that asks “Are you sure you want to delete this event?”
5. A green banner will appear advising that "[event name] has been successfully deleted.”

Keep in mind that when a Campaign Page closes, all Event Ticketing pages (and Peer-to-Peer Fundraising pages) created in support of the campaign will stay live but display a message identical to the one on the closed Campaign Page: "This campaign has ended. Thank you for your support." The Campaign Page and all associated Event Ticketing and Peer-to-Peer Fundraising pages will no longer allow donations to those pages. Instead, they will redirect new, would-be donors to the nonprofit's main donation page.

Hide the tickets of an old event page (for which tickets were sold)

1. Log in to the Nonprofit Admin Portal and click the “Event Ticketing” link in the left-hand navigation bar.
2. Select the event whose tickets you would like to hide. Take note of the “Upcoming” and “Past” tabs to choose among future and past events, respectively. If needed, use the search tool to pull up results only within a tab. Search results will include the desired term, whether it is all or part of a word or phrase in the event name or slug.
3. Click the “Manage” button to the right of the event link.
4. Click “Ticket Builder” in the menu.
5. Locate the ticket tier to which you wish to make a change and click "Add more ticket details”.
6. Scroll down to “Ticket Settings” and check the box next to "Set a specific date range in which attendees can buy this ticket”.
7. Set a date range, making certain that the “Ticket Sale Ends” date is any date in the past.
8. Repeat steps 4 through 6 for every ticket tier.
9. To confirm your work, click on "Visit Page" near the top right of the page. This will open a new browser tab with your Event Ticketing page and no sign of the elapsed ticket tiers.