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Help · Attendees

Help for attendees

Do I need an account? #

No. Pick a tier, type your name and email, and your ticket is on the screen. There's nothing to download and nothing to log in to.

The RSVP form: pick a ticket, name, email, an unticked keep-me-posted box, and Get ticketThat's the whole thing.

Where's my ticket? #

On the page you landed on right after you RSVP'd — the QR code and a typed code under it. That page's address is your ticket, so:

My ticket won't open #

The QR won't scan #

Turn your screen brightness up. If it still won't read, the door can type the code under the QR instead.

I RSVP'd but there's no ticket #

Some events are door only: tickets are sold at the door on the day. Your RSVP lets the promoter know you're coming and how many you're bringing. The page you land on after RSVPing is yours to keep. It has the details, and a button if you can't make it after all.

I paid — where's my ticket? #

Some tickets are pay first: the page says so before you RSVP. You get an order page with the amount and a short reference to put on your payment. Your ticket shows up on that same page once the promoter sees your payment and releases it. Keep the page, bookmark it or add it to your home screen, and check back.

An order page with the amount, reference and a pay buttonA pay-first order page.

If the event starts or RSVPs close before your payment's confirmed, the hold lapses. If you'd paid, get in touch with the promoter and give them your reference.

I paid — where's my receipt? #

sekrit doesn't handle money. You paid the promoter directly through their own Venmo, PayPal or similar, so the receipt is in that app. Refunds come from the promoter the same way.

Why can't I RSVP? #

The page says why, plainly:

There are no invite codes, queues or lotteries. If there's room and RSVPs are open, you're in.

How do I stop getting emails? #

You only get them if you ticked the box to hear about future events. Every message from a promoter should have a way to unsubscribe. If it doesn't, ask the promoter directly — they can take you off their list.