If the organizer has enabled tickets and check-in features for the event, Meetup automatically generates a ticket when your RSVP is confirmed. Your ticket includes a unique QR code, the event title, your name, and the group name.
You can access your ticket from two places:
- The Event page — look for the ticket entry point, visible once your RSVP is confirmed.
- The Going section on the homepage — when the event is live, you'll find a direct link to your ticket there.
You can download your ticket on both mobile and web.
Good to know
- Tickets are available only for events where the organizer has enabled tickets and check-in features and for confirmed RSVPs. If you're on the waitlist, you won't receive a ticket until your RSVP is confirmed.
- Organizers can turn tickets and check-in features off after publishing an event. If they do, your ticket will disappear, but this change does not cancel your RSVP.
- If you cancel your RSVP, your QR code becomes invalid. If you RSVP again, a new ticket with a new QR code will be generated.
- Your QR code also becomes invalid if the organizer removes your RSVP or moves you to the waitlist.
Frequently asked questions
Can I save my ticket to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet?
This isn't available yet, but you can download your ticket to your phone gallery from the Event page or the Going section on the homepage.
What does my ticket show?
Your ticket displays your name, the event title, and the group name. Date, time, and location aren't included.
Why can't I see a ticket for my event?
Tickets are optional, so the organizer may have turned them off. Tickets are also available only to confirmed RSVPs, not to members on the waitlist. If you previously had a ticket and it has disappeared, the organizer may have disabled tickets after publishing the event. Check your RSVP status on the Event page to confirm whether you're still attending.