Ticket Information
Online ticket purchase:
- To purchase tickets online, you first have to log in to the festival website. If you do not already have an account, you can create one by clicking “create account”.
- You may order tickets up to 2 hours before an event.
- After selecting a film and a particular screening time, you can add it to your shopping cart by clicking on the icon next to the film title.
- Payment must be made within 30 minutes of placing the order. After this time the order will be canceled.
- Once you have added a film to your shopping cart, you can place your order by selecting the “purchase tickets” window.
- You can track your order status in the “my orders” section, which is also where you can pay for your tickets.
- If you would like to create your own schedule for attending film screenings, you should consider using the “tags” function.
Punctuality
- Latecomers will not be allowed to enter the cinema auditorium
Open Ticket – a new approach replacing the last minute ticket booths
We've all been there: can I get a last minute ticket to a show that's already sold out? This year we're launching a new service – Open Ticket (OT). The goal is to efficiently make use of all the available seats in the screening room.
How does Open Ticket work?
OT is essentially a pre-paid card that you can charge via cash or debit card payments at the festival ticket office. OT card owners can scan their cards when entering the screening room – at the exact time the movie starts – and proceed to any available seat (including unused reserved seats, if there are any). You can also use the OT card to purchase tickets to any show that is not yet sold out.
What about last minute ticket booths?
Instead of a single long line to the last minute ticket booths at the cinema ground floor, the guests may instead go to their respective screening rooms. OT card owners may check seat availability in real time while on the move.
Tags – what are they for?
Tags can be used to help you create your own plan for the films that you would like to see at the festival. You can click on a colored tag next to the screenings that you would like to attend.
The tags have the following meaning:
- green - yes, I'm planning to watch this movie
- yellow - not sure / alternatively
- red - I've already seen this movie / not going
You can place a tag next to a particular screening, and you can also add a description with your own notes. If you add a description and also choose the option “share a tag” other system users will be able to read your notes. By using this function, it is possible to see how many other people have tagged a particular film. Films that have been tagged are highlighted in the film list when browsing the festival program. In order to see a list of the films that you have tagged, choose the option “my films”. Tags can only be added when you are logged in.
Adding a tag to a film does not add that film to your shopping cart.