TICKETS - Standard & Bulk Run

STANDARD & BULK RUN PRINTING

 Best price on large quantities. Click here for Quick & Short Run Printing
 UV Gloss option available. Please note that you CAN NOT write or imprint on a UV coated print

Out-Stub the Competition with Premium full color Event Tickets! Available in a variety of popular sizes with optional Variable Numbering and Perforation, Event Tickets are printed using superior quality stocks and finishes for a professional touch. Numbered tickets are essential for any paid event, allowing you to ensure that all entrants are paid and accounted for. Great for things like fundraisers, raffles, charity galas, theater tickets, gift certificates and more.

 Numbering is done using the customer provided CSV Data File
 CSV Data File can be alpha numeric with a maximum of 5 characters
 Choose from 9 numbered areas indicated by the Header Columns on the CSV Data File
 Tickets are perforated 1.5" or 2" from the right or bottom of ticket for easy tear-off

Popular Uses & Ideas
 Fundraisers
 Raffles
 Charity Galas
 Theater Tickets
 School Dances with Numbered Tickets

Variable Numbering: The default font for the Variable Numbering portion is 14pt Calibri, black ink only. Black ink for the numbering should be taken into consideration when designing your artwork file. If your background images are dark, you may need to KO (knock out) the background image in the numbering areas, so that the numbers are visible. We accept csv (comma delimited) format only. The CSV data file may contain up to 5 digits or characters for each record.

Choose from the 9 numbered areas shown in the example below. You may choose as few or as many areas as you like. Indicate which areas you would like to utilize by naming the Column Headers on your CSV Data File with the corresponding Area Name.

In order to preserve leading zeroes on your Variable Number CSV file (e.g. 001, 0001) please Format the Cells as Text before creating your numbered list.

To include leading zeros: Right-click (or control click) on the first few cells, then Choose Format Cells > Text or Plain Text. Once your cells are formatted, proceed with creating your numbered list. You should be able to see your numbering correctly before saving your document.

Note: If you close and reopen your document or look at a preview of the document, it will appear that the CSV has reverted and your leading zeroes were deleted. However, be assured that is not the case. As long as you were able to see the leading zeros at the time you saved the document, your CSV has the leading zeros. It is safe to upload your CSV and your leading zeroes will be preserved.

20181015-15