Registration & Prices

FAQ

How does it work with tickets for single leaders and followers? The long answer:

For a balanced experience we only allow a certain number of surplus leaders or followers. Therefore, if there is an adequate balance, tickets for both roles are available as long as the complete workshop is not already sold out.  If there are no tickets available for your role but for the other role, it means, that the maximum surplus of your role has been reached or all tickets of your role are sold. As long as partner tickets are available, there is a chance (not a guarantee!) that a ticket for your role will be available later. But this is only if someone buys a single ticket for the other role. If there are not even partner tickets anymore, that means your role is completely sold out.

That means the availability of tickets for your role may change later due to purchases of tickets of the other role. If you want to purchase a ticket and your role is currently not available you can check later if that has changed.

Example:

Frank wants to buy a ticket for "Boogie Special Intermediate" and "Boogie Advanced" as a leader. Both tickets are not available for leader, so he cannot buy them right now. He checks for available partner tickets. For both workshops, there are still partner tickets available. That means, if a follower buys a ticket (not a couple ticket!), there will be a leader ticket again.  Frank checks the shop later to see if single follower tickets have been sold in the meantime. He finds out that "Boogie Special Intermediate" does not have tickets of his own role and partner tickets aren't available either. That means in the meantime "Boogie Special Intermediate" has been sold out for his role, and he will not be able to purchase tickets for that workshop at all. For "Boogie Advanced" on the other hand, the shop shows available tickets for his role. He purchases "Boogie Advanced" only.

Wir funktionieren Leader- und Follower-Tickets? Die lange Antwort:

Um ein ausgeglichenes Leader/Follower-Verhältnis zu haben lassen wir nur einen gewissen Überschuss zu. Wenn es also nicht zu viele Anmeldungen einer Rolle gibt ist diese Rolle noch verfügbar, solange nicht der ganze Workshop schon ausverkauft ist. Wenn es keine Tickets für deine Rolle, aber für die andere Rolle gibt bedeutet dass, dass der maximale Überschuss für deine Rolle erreicht ist. Solange noch Partnertickets verfügbar sind gibt es eine Chance (aber keine Garantie!), dass Tickets deiner Rolle später wieder zur Verfügung stehen – aber nur, wenn jemand ein Ticket der anderen Rolle kauft. Wenn es nicht einmal mehr Partner-Tickets gibt, dann ist der Workshop für deine Rolle komplett ausverkauft. Gibt es noch Partnertickets kannst du später noch einmal vorbei schauen, ob es in der Zwischenzeit doch noch Tickets für deine Rolle gibt.