Yano feature

Multi-day events: day passes, all-days passes and a door that knows the difference

By the Yano team · 9 October 2026 · 5 min read

Three nights of garba, a two-day festival, a weekend retreat, a four-week workshop. Multi-day events need passes that know which day they are for — otherwise one pass gets passed around all weekend.

Three ways to sell

You can offer any mix — say day passes for each night plus a cheaper all-nights pass.

A pass for one specific day (for example “Saturday night”).
A pass where the guest chooses their day while booking.
An all-days pass for the whole event.

What happens at the door

A Day 2 pass is refused on Day 1, with a clear message.
An all-days pass lets the guest in once each day. A second scan on the same day shows it was already used today.
On each event day, your dashboard and scanner count today’s guests.

How to set it up

In the basics, turn on “Runs over more than one day” and list the days, each with a short name guests will see (for example “Sat — Garba night”).
For each ticket type, choose which day it is valid on, or let guests choose, or make it valid on all days.
Share one link. Guests see the days and book what they want.

Try it for your next gathering

Free to start. Guests pay you directly; Yano never holds your ticket money. Free events cost nothing.

Create your event — free How it works for garba & dandiya nights

Questions people ask

Can I see how many people came each day?

Yes. On each event day the dashboard shows today’s check-ins, and the guest list can be filtered by day.

Can a guest add a day later?

They can book another pass for that day from the same link.