Organizers can now absorb Scene's service fee instead of passing it to buyers — flip it on under Manage → Service fee and buyers see a clean, all-in price while the fee comes out of your payout. Off by default, so you keep 100% of face value unless you opt in.

Ticket fees now work like every major ticketing platform: buyers pay a small service fee at checkout (6% + $0.99 per ticket, card processing included) and organizers are paid out the full face value of every ticket sold. Free tickets stay free.

Buy tickets in one tap with the wallet already on your phone — no card number to type. iPhone buyers see Apple Pay, Android buyers see Google Pay, and everyone else pays by card as before.

A new “Compare events” view lines up every event you host or co-host side by side — saves, RSVPs, tickets sold, gross, and check-in turnout — so you can see what's working. Open it from your account or any event's Insights.

Organizers can add a booking/service fee (a percentage and/or a flat amount per ticket) on top of Scene's fee. The buyer sees it clearly at checkout and it's paid out to you.

Give each promoter their own shareable link and see exactly how many sales they drove, with optional commission tracking — so you know who's bringing the crowd. Find it under your event's Promoters tab.

A new box office lets you sell a ticket in person — cash or card — and issue a real QR on the spot, separate from checking people in. Great for walk-ups on the night.

Mark a ticket as a multi-day pass and it works across every day of an event weekend — scanning in once per day at the door. One purchase, all-weekend access.

Add automatic quantity discounts to a ticket, like “buy 5+ and save 10%.” The discount applies itself at checkout with no code to type, and stacks with a promo code if you run one.

Sell a package at its own price that includes several tickets at once — say “Weekend + workshop” or a group table — and each one arrives as its own scannable QR. Set it up as a ticket type and pick what it includes.

Organizers can share a private preview link to a test or not-yet-published event, so specific people can open it — and even buy a ticket — without it appearing in the public feed. The link is in your event's Manage → Share panel while the event is hidden.

The event form now has a clear “Tickets & entry” choice up front: sell or offer tickets on Scene, link out to tickets you sell elsewhere, or take free RSVPs. Selling and comps are easy to find, and there's a one-tap path to get set up to sell.

Ticket wallet passes now work on both Apple Wallet (iPhone) and Google Wallet (Android), and everywhere you see the option — your ticket, the confirmation email, the post-purchase screen — you're shown only the one that fits your device. No more dead buttons.

Set a ticket to climb through price levels on its own — Early bird → … → Final release — advancing automatically on a date, after a number of tickets sell, or whichever comes first. Buyers always pay the level that's live when they check out, with a heads-up before the price goes up.

Ratings now weight verified check-ins and recent nights more heavily, so they reflect people who were actually there and how a place runs today. Venue and host profiles show what people praise most, and the Top rated page now features standout hosts too.

Star ratings from your reviews now roll up to the venue and the host who ran the night. Standout spaces and hosts earn a Community favorite badge, and a new Top rated page helps you find the best venues near you.

If we take down an event after a report, the organizer now gets an email explaining what happened and how to appeal — and if they'd paid to promote it, we can refund that boost in full. Transparency both ways.

Tell Scene what you're into — rope, impact, leather, bootblacking, and more — from your account, and the “For you” feed will float matching events higher. Organizers can tag their events too so the right people find them.

Tap Following on the feed to see only events from the hosts, venues, and cities you follow — your people and places in one place. Combine it with any city or type filter to narrow further.

The feed now shows an event's star rating at a glance, and — when you're signed in — a note when people you follow are going. Easier to spot the events worth your night.

After an event wraps, the people who were there — the host, co-hosts, and anyone who marked themselves going — can post recap photos right on the event page. Relive the night, and give newcomers a real feel for the vibe before they go.

Went to an event? Once it's over you can leave a quick vibe check — a star rating, tags like “consent-forward” or “welcoming”, and an optional note. Reviews from people who were checked in show a verified badge, so the community can find events that feel right for them.

You can now follow an organizer or a venue right from an event or venue page. When they post a new event, we'll email you (and send a push if you're signed in) so you never miss a party from your favourites.

On events where ticket sales haven't opened yet, you can now tap “Notify me” to be first to know. We'll send you a single email (and a push, if you're signed in) the moment tickets go live — no need to keep checking back.

The newest merch now gets its own “New & exciting” spot at the top of the shop, so it's easy to see what just landed.

New in the shop: a bootblack-edition drop with the Scene beacon on tees in five colourways, plus our first-ever hoodies in eight. Printed on demand and shipped worldwide — every order helps keep Scene free.

Titles and locations pulled in from a calendar feed now display emoji and punctuation properly, instead of raw character codes.

Event and ticket links now use the event's name instead of a long string of characters, so a link you share reads like the event itself. Older links still work.

Managing an event is now a proper dashboard — quick-jump sections for tickets, guests, orders, codes, and sharing, an at-a-glance sales and payout summary, and one Share panel with a copy link, an embed snippet, and a scannable QR code for your ticket page.

The shareable ticket page got a full redesign: a poster hero, clear event details with a map link, and a tidy panel with your packages, add-ons, and codes all in one place.

Hide a ticket tier behind a code so only people who have it can see and buy it — perfect for presales, member early-access, or VIP tiers. Buyers enter the code on the ticket page to unlock the hidden tickets.

Offer free tickets or hand out complimentary guest passes with no card required — each one still delivers a real QR entry pass by email. Set a ticket to free, or use a 100%-off code for your comp list, and checkout skips payment entirely.

Cards and lists now make the venue clearer and label who's hosting, so you can tell where an event is and who's running it at a glance.

The age-confirmation screen now works inside apps' built-in browsers — like Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok — where it could previously get stuck, so you can enter the site without opening a separate browser.

When you add an event, upload the poster and Scene reads it to pre-fill the details it can find — title, date, time, venue, and more — so you can post in seconds and just tidy up the rest.

Every event page now has a prominent share row with one-tap buttons for the places you actually post, so getting the word out takes a single tap.

Shop orders can now be returned or exchanged, with a clear policy and a simple request flow.

Spot a wrong time, address, or detail? You can now suggest an edit to any event or venue, and our moderators review it — so listings stay accurate even when the organizer isn't around.

We trimmed and split the code the site loads up front, so pages open faster — especially the first one you land on.

You can now subscribe to this What's new feed and get a short email when we ship something — no account needed.

The venues page now has a live search box and sort options — most active, A–Z, or by city — plus country and city filters, instead of a long wall of city chips.

A festival or multi-day weekend can now group all its parties, workshops, and sessions under one event. Its page lays out a day-by-day schedule, each session links to its own page with its own tickets, and you can add the whole weekend to your calendar in one tap. In city feeds a weekend shows as a single card instead of flooding the list.

Some iPhone users on Safari hit a repeating “a problem repeatedly occurred” error opening Scene. That's fixed — the home page loads reliably again.

Event age limits now default to the host country's legal drinking age — 21+ in the US and other 21+ countries, 18+ elsewhere — so every listing shows the right minimum.

Suggesting a venue now lets you add its public calendar feed (Google Calendar, iCal, or RSS). Once a moderator vets the source, its events auto-import, so a space's whole schedule can flow into Scene.

When adding an event or venue you can now type your social handle (e.g. @yourclub) instead of pasting the full profile URL — Scene builds the link for you.

Imported and pasted descriptions now render their formatting — links, lists, line breaks — instead of showing raw code, so listings read cleanly.

The shop now carries the Scene beacon on a lightweight tank in five colourways alongside the tees, with the front page split into T-shirts and Tank tops so each collection is easy to browse. Picking a colour swaps the photo so you see exactly what you're ordering.

Following a city now sends a single, well-formatted weekly roundup of what's on near you — grouped by city — instead of an email every time an event is approved. Prefer daily, every-event, or none? Change it any time under “Email me about new events” in your account.

Reminders, notifications, digests, and share cards now include each event's start time, and online events show the time zone (e.g. “8:00 PM CST”) so a worldwide audience always knows exactly when to join.

A new Online filter and a dedicated Online events page gather every virtual and hybrid event in one place, with an “Online” badge on cards and shared links so you can spot them at a glance.

Post an event that happens online — or both online and in person. Choose Online or Hybrid when you post, add your join link, platform, and time zone. The join link stays private and is shared only after someone RSVPs, so it can't be scraped — then it appears on the event page, in your reminders, and in your calendar, one tap from joining.

Two beginner-friendly, non-explicit guides join the hub — “What is a play party?” and “How to find kink & BDSM classes near you” — with plain-language answers and links from every city.

Weekend-long and multi-day events no longer drop off the home feed and city listings the moment they begin — they stay visible right through their final day.

Your private calendar subscription can now include the upcoming events in the cities you follow — not just the ones you've saved. Choose saved events, followed cities, or both from your account.

Save a search — any mix of city, event type, and keyword — and get an email (and optional push) the moment a new matching event is approved. Manage your saved searches from your account.

Signed in? Switch the feed to “For you” and events are ranked around the cities you follow and the kinds of events you save and RSVP to, with a nudge for what's happening soon. Plain “Upcoming” is always one tap away.

Follow members with a public profile and see when someone you follow is going to an event you're looking at. Manage who you follow from your account; follows are private to you.

Block a member to hide them from your guest lists and connections — and find every safety tool, plus your blocked list, in the new safety center.

Members who host events now get an Organizer profile — upcoming and previously-hosted events, how long they've been on Scene, their vouches and verified badge — so attendees can check a track record. Tap an organizer's name on any event.

Every event you host now has an Insights page — saves, RSVPs, and for ticketed events tickets sold, gross, and check-in turnout, with simple conversion rates. Works for free events too, and never shows page views (browsing stays private).

Give a trusted member management access to an event — they can edit it, run tickets, see insights, and check people in — from the Manage dashboard. Only the creator can delete the event or change the co-host list.

Running a recurring night or an annual party? Hit Duplicate on any of your events to open a fresh submission pre-filled from the original — just pick a new date. Co-hosts can duplicate too.

Enter your address in the cart and the shop now shows your real shipping rate (straight from the print partner) instead of a flat estimate, with any sales tax calculated transparently at payment.

Every account now has a private invite link. Share it, and when someone joins Scene through it you're credited — invite three who join and you earn the Community builder badge on your profile.

Turn on push to get event reminders and saved-search alerts on your device — enable it from the prompt at the top or under Event reminders in your account.

Every Pride and kink beacon tee is now live — Progress, Leather, Rubber, Pup, Bear, Trans, and more — plus a new Cat design, all in inclusive sizing XS–3XL.

Add any event straight to Apple, Google, or Outlook from its page — pick your calendar and go.

Your saved events now split into Upcoming (soonest first) and Past (most recent first), so what's next is always on top.

Calendar (ICS) feeds no longer land a day — or an hour — off. Times now resolve to the event's own city and time zone, with daylight saving handled correctly.

Point Scene at a calendar (ICS) or RSS URL from your account and its events import automatically — owned by you and editable under Your events.

Update the email on your account yourself — we send a confirmation link to the new address so a typo can never lock you out.

Scene names are now one-per-member, so there's no confusion between people sharing a handle.

Going to something? Post a branded story card with the event poster, the Scene beacon, and a link back to the event.

Filter a city's events to a date range, or sort by soonest, most popular, or by date — pick from the search dropdown.

In map view, events in a pin's popup now open straight to their full event page.

The shop is live with the Scene beacon tee and Pride-flag colorways, printed and shipped on demand.

Organizers can sell tickets with QR entry passes, scan them at the door, issue refunds, run waitlists and comp lists, and add passes to Apple or Google Wallet.

Save an event and get an email (and optional push) the day before and the morning of — with the address once you've RSVP'd.

Browse events on a map by city, with privacy-preserving city-level pins.

Opt into a pseudonymous public profile with your social links, and carry portable, member-vouched community standing across every event.

Post a series once and Scene generates each occurrence, grouped together in listings.