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# ποΈ Pass Type Tickets β Your All-Access Magic Pass β¨
### π What Makes Passes Special?
* π **Multiple Check-Ins** β Scan, enter, enjoyβ¦ repeat!
* π **Perfect for Recurring Events** β Daily classes, weekly gigs, weekend fests.
* ποΈ **One Ticket, Endless Vibes** β Less hassle, more happy faces.
* π **Smart Logs** β Every check-in is tracked, so you always know who showed up when.
### π― Best For:
* Fitness & yoga sessions π§ββοΈ
* Multi-day festivals πΆ
* Conferences & workshops π‘
* Clubs & co-working spaces β
### πΉοΈ How It Works
1. When adding tickets, choose **Pass Type**.
2. Set how long itβs valid (a day, a week, a month).
3. Attendees keep using the same pass to enter again and again.
4. You get a neat log of every check-in.
### π Pass vs. Regular Tickets
| Feature | Regular π« | Pass β¨ |
| ------------- | -------------- | ---------------------------- |
| Validity | One-time | Multi-entry |
| Recurring Fit | Nope β | Yes, please β |
| Check-In Logs | Single | Every use |
| Best For | One-off events | Multi-day / recurring events |
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