Zunaro
Theatre

Season logic meets real seating.

Reserved seats, subscription tiers, multi-show holds—box-office operations in one platform.

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Zunaro theatre ticketing for The Tempest at Grandview Theatre — a performances rail with dated showtimes, a color-coded orchestra/mezzanine/balcony seating map with held and reserved seats, season subscriptions and hold management with expiry countdowns, pricing tiers per seat category, and an order summary ready for checkout

The engine for modern theatres.

Tiered pricing per seat category.

Orchestra, mezzanine, balcony—each priced once. Subscribers pick preferred shows; real-time maps show availability without blocking waitlists on sold-out sections.

Theatre
Seat pricing for one performance — orchestra, mezzanine, balcony, boxes and wheelchair-accessible seats each carrying their row range, a per-seat price in one currency, seats still available against the section total, a live status and when the price last changed, with a note that each category is priced once per performance and changes apply instantly across the seating map and purchase flow; beside it the performance's total, available, sold and held seat counts, a colour-coded seating map keyed to the same categories with availability per colour, and counts of preferred-show subscribers and patrons on the waitlist for price changes and newly released seats

Holds and release windows.

Reserve inventory pre-sale, set response windows for patrons, auto-release unclaimed holds back to sales. Staff POS mirrors the same hold state—no accidental oversells.

Theatre
Holds and release windows for a theatre — hold rules for subscriber presale, donor allocation, VIP, group sales and staff reserve, each naming its seat block and rows, how many seats it holds and what share of the house that is, the window it runs for, when the seats release with a countdown, whether it is active, scheduled or already released, and confirmation that every sales channel is in sync; a timeline plotting each hold rule as a bar across the week so overlaps are visible at a glance; total held, active, released today and still-available seat counts; an inventory map colouring balcony, mezzanine and orchestra blocks by held, available and not-on-sale; and a note that staff POS reflects the same holds and release windows to prevent accidental oversells

Email, print, will-call—one flow.

Each show picks delivery: e-ticket, print-at-home, or door will-call. Staff print QR codes for gate scanning; revenue recognizes on immediate scan.

Theatre
A theatre order open on its delivery method — the performance, date, stage, section, row and seats across two tickets, with e-ticket, print-at-home, will-call and door pickup offered side by side, e-ticket chosen and marked delivered, a note of the address it went to and the option to resend; the selected ticket's QR code and reference beside it, ready to scan at the gate to recognize revenue; a recent-orders table listing each order's customer, performance, delivery method, status — ready to scan, ready, available or picked up — and total; and a scan and revenue summary counting today's scans and revenue recognized against yesterday

Audience segments, season-long.

Tag by interest, segment by spend and attendance, auto-enroll in loyalty—all inside your organizer CRM without exporting to third platforms.

Theatre
Holds and release windows for a theatre — hold rules for subscriber presale, donor allocation, VIP, group sales and staff reserve, each with its seat block, quantity held, hold window, release countdown, status and channel sync; a timeline plotting each rule across the week; total held, active, released-today and available seat counts; and an inventory map colouring balcony, mezzanine and orchestra by held, available and not on sale

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