Section-based access
Associate ticket sections with the intended entrances. Separate public, hospitality and staff permissions to organize movement through the stadium.
Explore permissions →← Ticketing & booking
Stadiums & event venues
From the chosen seat to the right gate.
Plan ticketing, section access and parking as one event journey. Connect the admission decision to QR readers, turnstiles and vehicle gates, with a clear operating plan for peak arrivals.
Stadiums & event venues
The event starts before the first whistle.
Give spectators a clear route from arrival to their section. Separate vehicle access, perimeter admission and internal zones so each checkpoint has a defined purpose.
Stadium ticketing identifies the event and admission sold; reserved seating also identifies a section, row and seat. Lexoh’s entrance-control scope connects the relevant permissions to physical access. Seat inventory, seat maps and checkout are defined with the selected ticketing application.
LEXOH FEATURES
The right permissions at every entrance.
Connect ticket permissions to the equipment welcoming spectators at the venue.
Schedules for each event
Define admission periods and re-entry rules. Set distinct schedules for setup, operating teams and spectator arrival.
Explore access schedules →Readers suited to the entrance
Connect credential reading to compatible turnstiles and access lanes. Choose QR or RFID according to tickets, staff credentials and venue equipment.
Explore RFID readers →From parking to the stand
Manage vehicle access alongside admission. Distinguish parking periods, reserved areas and the vehicle access needed by venue teams.
Explore vehicle access →A team ready to intervene
Find connected equipment and its authorized commands. Help an operator resolve an entrance issue from the operating view.
Explore connected equipment →Events you can review
Examine recorded access events to understand a reported passage. Find the available context when responding to a spectator or a venue team.
Explore Security Center →Ticketing exchanges and available commands depend on the selected interfaces and equipment.
INTERACTIVE DEMO
See how access fits the space.
Select an area on the map to explore its journey and access permissions.
StandsFloorSuitesSelected
Stadium
Section 125
Route spectators according to their ticket section and venue signage, with an assistance point for exceptions.
Associated permissionEvent · section · South entrance
Adapt this journey to my site →01 / Seating & sections
A seat is more than an entrance permission.
For reserved seating, identify the section, row and seat alongside the event. The ticketing application must manage availability, held seats and allocation; a gate only needs the information required to authorize the passage. Define accessible seating and accompanying-person arrangements as part of the ticket offer, and align the entrance route with those arrangements.
- General admission and numbered-seat requirements
- Seat holds and allocation owned by the ticketing system
- Entrance and section linked to the admission
02 / Peak arrivals
Design for the busiest part of the evening.
Map the approach from the parking area to the perimeter and seating zones. Plan reader placement, queue direction and a separate assistance point. The number of lanes should be based on measured arrival demand and equipment behavior, not a generic visitors-per-minute claim. Test the complete journey with real tickets, bags, groups and the staff who will operate the venue.
- Public, hospitality and staff entrance routes
- A staffed route for ticket exceptions
- Lane layout reviewed against arrival demand
03 / Packages & parking
Connect the ticket to the arrival by car.
Scope parking as an optional service or as part of a hospitality package. Decide whether it authorizes a vehicle to enter or guarantees an allocated parking place. The parking period may start before admission opens and end after the event finishes. A changed event, transferred ticket or partial refund needs a defined effect on the vehicle permission.
- Event-specific vehicle access periods
- Separate parking capacity and entrance rights
- Ticket transfer and event-change handling
OFFER & JOURNEY
One purchase. Several access rights to connect.
Admission, an additional activity and parking can form one offer. Define the components in the sales software, then the permissions expected at each entrance.
ADMISSION & PERMISSIONS
Give every ticket a defined scope.
General admission, a reserved seat and a hospitality package carry different permissions. Define what is sold and what each entrance needs to check.
| Admission type | Permission to define | Operating consideration |
|---|---|---|
| General admission | Event, date and authorized area | Sales capacity remains separate from the actual number of people on site. |
| Reserved seat | Section, row, seat and associated gate | The ticketing system owns seat holds and allocation. |
| Season pass | Eligible events and authorized holder | A transfer or exclusion must affect the correct event. |
| Hospitality package | Admission, lounge and optional parking | Each service has its own period and validation point. |
Three checkpoints. One clear journey.
Parking controls a vehicle; the perimeter validates admission; the section identifies the destination. Connect these steps without treating their permissions as interchangeable.
- Before opening: verify events, access periods and configured entrances.
- During arrivals: direct exceptions to assistance without blocking the queues.
- After the event: reconcile passages and sales using the reports defined for the project.
Keep event-day decisions clear.
Transferred ticket
Define which credential stays valid and when the former holder loses the right to enter.
Wrong entrance
Give staff enough information to direct the spectator to the correct section without an improvised override.
Re-entry
Agree whether a spectator may leave and return, how an exit is recorded and which areas remain authorized.
Connectivity loss
Test the local permissions and mesh communication available during an interruption. New online sales and transfers have separate synchronization requirements.
Put the admission rule into the entrance lane.
TriLane TL2 tripod turnstiles and SlimLane speedgates provide different physical passage formats. Select the model for the installed environment and operating pattern, then confirm reader mounting, controller interfaces and accessible routes. Emergency egress must be addressed in the site design, independently of ticket validation.
LEXOH SECURITY CENTER
The site in your operating view.
Security Center brings configured access devices and events into the operating view. Connect the event context needed by staff, while leaving seating inventory and commercial ticket decisions with the agreed source system.
Explore access control →COMMISSIONING
Prepare for the first event, not just installation.
Ticketing
Validate a normal, transferred, cancelled and twice-presented ticket. Check which ticket version is authoritative.
Field team
Test readers, queues, accessible routes and assistance with the equipment actually installed.
Operations
Name the staff allowed to intervene, define command permissions and document the return to normal operation.
Your questions, before the project.
Seat maps, seat holds and allocation are reviewed with the selected ticketing application. Lexoh connects the resulting event and section permissions to entrance equipment. The proposal identifies the software responsible for seating and any integration work required.
The project can map an event and section to the corresponding entrance rights. Specify which perimeter and internal checkpoints enforce that distinction, then test accepted and rejected routes.
Scope the eligible events, holder identity, transfer rules and expiry in the ticketing application. The integration must translate those entitlements into the access permissions needed for each event.
Decide whether tickets remain valid, need reissue or require an exchange. Update the associated entry and parking periods, and verify how the changes reach the site before gates open.
Include it in the package requirements for the selected sales system. Define the vehicle, time window, parking capacity and effect of transfers or refunds separately from spectator admission.
That depends on the arrival profile, entry checks, equipment, accessibility routes and operating procedures. Review the venue plan and peak demand with the project team rather than choosing a lane count from an untested throughput assumption.
Bring the ticket, the gate and the venue together.
Share your seating arrangement, event calendar, ticketing system and entrance plan. We will scope the field equipment and connections around your event operations.
Plan my venue access ↗