Listing Non-Event Access Accurately

*Not everyone purchasing through our platform is purchasing through CORE. It is paramount that requirements are met to satisfy API partners.

1. Non-Event Access Items.  Listings for items that do not gain a buyer access to the specific event (Non-Event Access Items) must clearly state that they do not include event admission in the public notes field. Such Non-Event Access items include:
   • Parking Passes
   • Access to restaurants and/or clubs
   • Pit Passes
2. Parking Passes. Any parking passes that are sold must have “Parking” noted in the Section of the Ticket. This row must contain either the lot number or a lot description e.g.; “Orange Lot” or “Lot G”. Including an accurate description of the lot location in the Public Notes is encouraged.
   1. API Parking Logic (capitalization does NOT matter):
      • First and foremost, if the ticket type is parking
      • If the venue name includes parking 
      • If the event name has parking
      • If the section has any of: park, prk, garage, lot, shuttle, or valet
      • If the row has any of: park, prk, garage, lot, shuttle, or valet
3. Pit/Garage Passes.  When selling Pit or Garage Passes, any restrictions or requirements must be included in the description. Examples:
   • Closed toed shoes required
   • Pre-Race Pit Does Not Include Race Admission.
   • Must be 18 years of age or older
4. Hotel Rooms. When listing hotel rooms related to events they must be listed under an event with “Hotel Rooms” in the event name. e.g.; Super Bowl Hotel Rooms. Additional rules for listing hotel rooms include:
   • The event date used must be the date of check in
   • The price listed must be the full price for all nights, NOT a per-night price
   • The description must include the hotel name, bed size/configuration and whether or not the room is smoking or non-smoking.