Sub-events Can Now Span Multiple Days

Run sub-events that stretch across more than one calendar day — like a three-day workshop inside your week-long reunion. Your guests see the full date range on the booking page, and it shows up across the right days on their personal itinerary.

When you create or edit a sub-event, you'll now pick a Sub-event type:

for a sub-event that starts and ends on the same day.

for a sub-event that spans two or more days.

Choose Multi-day event and the date field turns into a range picker. Set a start date and an end date, then your start and end times as usual. Guests see the full span (e.g. Jun 11 – Jun 13) on the booking page, and the sub-event appears across each of those days on their itinerary.

Until now, sub-events were single-day only. If you were running multi-day programming inside an event, you had to split it into separate sub-events or stretch things awkwardly. Now it just works and your guests get a clear, accurate picture of what they signed up for.

Nothing changes for your existing sub-events they stay as single-day, and you can convert any of them whenever you like.

A sub-event's dates need to fall inside your main event's date range.

Works with everything you already use — tickets, waitlist, and itinerary visibility all behave the same.

Open any event admin → Settings → Sub-events and schedule → create or edit a sub-event, and you'll see the new Sub-event type field.