
Sell tickets through your website, on-site POS terminals, and self-service kiosks - all managed from one central hub.
Boost revenue by bundling tickets with accommodation, activities, and other add-ons to create compelling offers.
Manage timed entries, monitor capacity in real time, and streamline guest arrival with QR codes and leading gate system integrations like Skidata and Axess.
Put your attraction in front of millions. Sell through our network of 15,000+ travel partners and major OTAs, including Get Your Guide, Expedia, and Tripadvisor.
Create tickets that reflect your brand, run on your business logic, and distribute them seamlessly across channels.
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Our platform doesn’t just process tickets; it transforms how guests discover, book, and experience your attraction.
With our solution, Universeum moved far more of its ticket sales online – from 30% to 80% – while giving guests a smoother way to discover, book, and plan their visit.
The trusted ticketing partner for Scandinavia’s largest attractions, including Liseberg and Skansen.
Something unclear? You’ll find answers to some of the most common questions here. And if you’d rather talk it through, we’re always here to help.
CONTACT USAttraction ticketing software sells and validates admission – online, at the gate and through resellers – while managing capacity for each time slot so you cannot oversell an entry window. It differs from general event ticketing in that admission is usually open-dated or timed rather than seat-allocated, and the same visitor may hold several entitlements at once: park entry, a ride, a meal. VISIT's ticketing platform is used by venues including ABBA The Museum, Universeum and Avicii Experience.
Yes – including Skidata and Axess turnstiles and gates, and RFID wristband systems for cashless spending on site. This is usually the first question a venue with existing hardware asks, and rightly: gate infrastructure is a capital investment with a long life, and ticketing software that cannot drive it turns a software decision into a construction project. Confirm your specific gate model, not just the manufacturer.
Yes, in one booking and one payment. Because VISIT's ticketing runs on the same platform as its hospitality and destination products, a ticket can be packaged with a hotel night, a transfer or another attraction and sold as a single product. It works the other way too: hotels in the network can sell your tickets directly. This is genuinely hard to do across separate vendors, because it requires live availability from both sides at the moment of booking.
Yes. Capacity is tracked per time slot in real time across every channel, so an entry window closes everywhere at once when it fills – including on reseller channels, which is where oversold slots usually originate. For a venue this is both a visitor experience tool and a licensing one: timed entry smooths arrival peaks, shortens queues, and for many venues is a condition of their capacity permit rather than a choice.
Yes. Prices can vary by time slot, by date and by how far ahead the booking is made, so a busy Saturday afternoon is priced above a quiet Tuesday morning. For an attraction the benefit is not only revenue: cheaper off-peak slots move visitors out of the peak, which shortens queues and improves the experience for everyone who does come at the busiest time. Set a floor and a ceiling so pricing stays predictable to visitors.