What's new in MeetMaker

• No account needed. Name, email and phone are all that is asked for.
• The email address is confirmed first. We send a six-digit code and the buyer types it in before checkout, because the email address is how the tickets are delivered.
• Tickets arrive by email with a link that opens them on a phone at the gate – one ticket at a time, with the QR code, so there is nothing to find or scroll past in the queue.
• An account is optional, and never lost. A buyer can set a password at checkout, or create an account later from the ticket page. Either way, the orders they already placed as a guest are waiting in the new account.
• You stay in control. Guest checkout is a setting on the ticketed event, so you can turn it off for an event that needs accounts.

Buying tickets as a guest. The email address is confirmed with a code before checkout.

The first step of the Event Wizard. The rest of the form follows the type you pick.

• A ticketed event gets a shorter form. Sport type, competition details, registration limits and the competition levels grid are all put away, because none of them apply. Purchasable items and tickets stay, since that is what the event is.
• Your listing is live sooner, because the type no longer waits on an approval step to be set.

The rebuilt event page. Badges carry the event type, sanction and registration status.

• Empty rows are hidden. No more blank lines where an event has no fax number, no second contact or no logo.
• The wording follows the event type. A ticketed event says Tickets On Sale and Ticket Sales, and its items are headed Tickets – not Registration.
• It reads properly on a phone, which is where most spectators open it.
• Your links still work. The Details, Schedule, Results and Forms tabs are unchanged, and a link straight to one of them still opens it.

The new Support page. Search by keyword, or browse the category you need.

• Search by keyword across article titles, summaries and content.
• Browse by topic within either path, so you are not reading event director instructions when you are trying to register.
• Written from the screens you actually see. Where a USA Gymnastics meet behaves differently from every other meet – which it does, on both registering and changing a registration – there are separate articles for each, rather than one article describing buttons that are not on your screen.

Open the Support Library »

The deadline is a date on the event form. Leave it blank and nothing changes.

• Optional. An event with no deadline behaves exactly as it always has.
• Clubs can see it coming. The deadline is shown on the event page and on the club's own meets list, not just discovered when the box goes grey.
• The whole day counts. Sizes stay editable until the end of the date you set, in your event's time zone.

The button appears only on events that collect a size.

• Only sizes this event offers are used. Events use different size lists, so an older registration whose size is on this event's list is preferred over a newer one whose size is not.
• Nothing is guessed. A gymnast with no usable previous size is left on the default for you to set.
• Check before you submit. Last season's size may have been for a leotard and this one may be a jacket, which is what the confirmation is there to remind you.

You are asked to confirm first, because the last event's size may have been for a different garment.

Fill in only what you want to change. Blank fields are left alone on every level.

• Eight fields are covered: fee, late fee, registration limit, whether the level counts toward the event limit, minimum and maximum team members, team fee and team late fee.
• Blank means leave alone. Filling in only the fee changes only the fee, on every level, and touches nothing else.
• The Coach level is never changed.
• Nothing is committed until you save. The values are applied to the grid on screen so you can see the result and adjust it, and are written to your event only when you click Save Meet.