Under your name you will see ‘tickets’ and then click the ticket you wish to cancel. Log into Eventbrite using the instructions above. You’ll now be able to log in, find your ticket and edit it. That should enable you to reset your password (even if you didn’t know you had one). If it says you already have an account, don’t worry, but try this link. If you have problems using Eventbrite, you can contact Eventbrite’s help service: 08 or email them.Ĭreate your Eventbrite account by using the email address you used to book and creating a password. Please go through Eventbrite to cancel or amend your booking. Over 3 months: all less £20 non-refundable deposit.Incorrect email address: You’re logged into Eventbrite using a different email address than what you used to place the order or there’s a typo in the email address. Email deliverability: The confirmation was sent to your junk/spam folder or was unable to be delivered.The organizer disabled PDF tickets: The order appears in your account, but you get an error when you try to print tickets.Ĭontact the event organizer to have them look up your order and resend your confirmation email.If you should need to cancel your booking (you must log into Eventbrite to do this), please note the following cancellation policy: If you need information about an event or a link to join an online event, contact the event organizer. Specific event detailsLinks needed to view/attend online events. What information is included on your ticketsĮvent name, date, and location Your name, ticket type, and order number. Then find your order and tap the ‘Tickets’ icon. IPhone: Log in and tap the ‘Tickets’ icon.Android: Log in and tap the ‘Profile’ icon.

Log in using the same email address and select “Tickets” from the dropdown in your Eventbrite account. Your email inbox: Search your inbox for an email from Eventbrite account: When you register for an event, Eventbrite automatically creates an account associated with your email address.

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