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The Fest Abo can only be defined as a season ticket without (fixed) seat category. This means that the operator will define a global quota for a given Fest Abo and not a specific quota for each seat category. The reason for that is that a given seat (selected by an end customer for the whole season ticket) may have a different seat category for different performances if these performances use different logical configurations. The price paid by the end customer takes the actual seat category into account.
Sales at box office
The sales process is basically the same as for a calculated price season ticket. After having selected the product, the operator selects (as usually) the seat category, contingent, tariff and quantity. The only difference is that the seat category will apply on the first performance of the season ticket, as illustrated below.
In the second step, the operator selects, as usually, the performances to be purchased inside the season ticket.
The 3 first events use 3 different logical configurations belonging to the same physical configuration (and same space). The last event takes place in a different space, implying a different physical configuration.
S-360 displays a grouped map displaying the seats that are available for both 3 events sharing the same physical configuration. By clicking on the information icon, the operator can see for which performances he's selecting a seat and on which performance the displayed seat map is based. For instance, the seat map above is based on Mozart concert of 29.11.2025 and S-360 will automatically select a seat that is in the selected seat category (in this example, seat category 2) for the Mozart concert. The selected seat (seat 135 of row AA) could be in another seat category for one of the other performances (in this example, Bach concerts)
A new tab (Other parameters) allows to define if:
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