How tickets work at the door
Show your QR or read out your short code — most events take 15 seconds at the entrance.
Last updated 25 April 2026
What to show
Your ticket email contains:
- A QR code — large, easy to scan
- A short code like
MNG-XXXX-XXXX— backup if QR scanning fails - Your name as the attendee
- The event details (date, time, location)
At the entrance
- Open your ticket email on your phone
- Show the QR to the door staff
- They scan with their phone camera
- Green flash → you're in
If the QR won't scan
- Brightness up — phone screens dim in sunlight
- Read out your short code — staff can validate manually
- Last resort — give your name; staff can search the attendee list
Name-on-ticket policy
The attendee name on the ticket is what staff check against ID for paid events. If you bought a ticket for a friend, make sure the recipient's name was entered at checkout (not yours) — otherwise they may be turned away.
Multi-pass tickets
If you bought a 5-class pack, the same QR works for all 5 redemptions. Show it each time. After 5 scans, it stops working.
Multi-quantity tickets
If you bought 4 tickets and chose Send all to me, you'll have 4 separate QRs in your email — one per attendee. Make sure each person scans their own at the door.