A reminder about Tickets for the Grand Opening Ceremony (both Dress Rehearsal and Official Ceremony)

By Anonymous -
A reminder that tickets must be purchased on-line for both the dress rehearsal this week and the official opening ceremony on Friday at 1:00 p.m.  Here are the details:
As our limited space will not allow for a general attendance we will have tickets available on-line for both the official ceremony and at the dress rehearsal on Thursday, February 9th at 1:00 pm as well.
Each person attending the evening performance needs to have a ticket. This includes all children who require a seat. Please be aware that due to limited space, strollers are not allowed in the gym.
Ticket requests for the dress rehearsal and Grand Opening Ceremony will be available online through a web-based booking tool called Eventbrite. To use this application, you will be required to give an active email account. To register and complete the ticket request process, please follow the steps below by the outlined dates.
Steps to request tickets:
Access the following internet link contained in this email on your computer (you must have an active email address to set up an account):    https://kdtopeningceremony.eventbrite.ca
You will come to a page titled:  Kenneth D. Taylor School Dress Rehearsal and Grand Opening
  1. Below the title Grand Opening  Click the green register button and enter email information.
  1. Under the section Ticket Information there are two options displayed:
·         Thursday, February 9th, @ 1:00 pm – Dress Rehearsal -    you can request up to a maximum of 2 tickets per family.
·         Friday, February 10th, @ 1:00 pm – Grand Opening Ceremony - you can request up to a maximum of 2 tickets per family.
·         All tickets will be issued on a first come, first serve basis.
·         Click Check Out
  1. You will arrive at a screen where you need to input your information.  Complete the information and click the green complete registration button.
  1. You will arrive at a screen that confirms your ticket order. Your tickets, along with information about the event, will be emailed to the account you gave to register.   Please provide paper or electronic tickets on the evening of the performance.  
We greatly appreciate parents requesting their tickets using this online process.  We look forward to seeing you on either the afternoon of February 9th or 10th, 2017.
 
Sincerely,
David Dyck

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