# Understanding the event page

What you'll find on an event's detail page before you decide to buy a ticket.

> Source: https://help.nyebar.id/en/attendee/finding-events/understanding-the-event-page

The event page is where you weigh things up before buying: who the organizer is, when and where the event takes place, and what terms apply. This article walks through each part of the page, plus one thing that often confuses people: where the price list is.

## Parts of the event page

- **Organizer** — the organizer's name and photo; click it to open their public profile and see their other events.
- **Date & time** — the full schedule of the event.
- **Location** — for in-person events, an address linked to Google Maps; for online events, the meeting link appears on your e-ticket once your registration is confirmed.
- **About the Event** — the full description from the organizer.
- **Terms & Conditions** — rules specific to the event, if the organizer has set any.
- **Attendees** — a preview of who has already registered, if the organizer has turned it on.

> **Where's the ticket price list?**
>
> Ticket types and prices per tier aren't shown on the event page — only the starting price is. Click **Get Tickets** to see every ticket type, its price, and how many are left. Browsing up to this point doesn't commit you to buying.

## The attendee list

The attendee preview only appears if the organizer has turned this feature on. To open the full list, you need to sign in to your Nyebar account first. If you'd rather not appear in the attendee lists of events you join, change it in your account privacy settings — see [Managing your account privacy](/en/attendee/account-and-security/account-privacy).

## Asking questions or reporting an event

The event page has two buttons with different purposes:

- **Contact Organizer** — sends an email straight to the organizer. Use this for questions about the event itself: the rundown, dress code, venue access, and so on.
- **Report Event** — contacts the Nyebar team via WhatsApp. Use this if you suspect a fake event, a scam, or content that breaks the rules.

> **Check before you buy**
>
> Read About the Event and Terms & Conditions all the way through before you buy — order details can't be changed after checkout, and purchased tickets can't be refunded.