How do I get my tickets?
Add the tickets, then guest or member checkout. You'll get emailed the tickets. To see your tickets later and get your receipts, please register your account.
Frequently asked questions
Contact us if you have a question about anything not covered here!!
Can I get a refund?
Tickets are NON REFUNDABLE. Please make sure you can attend before you check out, and in the worst case we can cancel your ticket and issue you a coupon towards your next event. If we cancel an event, we'll contact ticket holders directly. For anything else, get in touch via our contact page.
Is there an age limit?
Yes, our site is 18 and up, so you must be at least 18 to have an account and buy tickets and events where alcohol is served will be 19+.
Check each event page for its specific policy.
Why don't all your events serve alcohol? Wouldn't more people come if you did that? Can you not afford it?
We made this choice because we want to provide the best vibe we can to our patrons. Licensed venues are happy to vend drinks. A bar or nightclub generally makes the night cheaper for us since the venue makes money on it. We could do it easily for every event but we choose not to.
We want the room to be about the music and the people in it. We'd like to pull a crowd that came to dance and enjoy hanging out with other people. We want to welcome people who are sober, in recovery, driving, or have other reasons to not be in an environment where alcohol is readily available.
There are lots of night club and bar nights out there for you to enjoy if that's your thing, and we hope the scene is big enough for different experiences!
Fun fact: Rave parties back in the 90s and very early 2000s rarely had alcohol for sale!
Raves, which are nocturnal dance parties, have become increasingly common since the late 1980s. They are usually alcohol free and are characterized by vigorous non-stop dancing to computer-generated music.
Canadian Medical Association Journal, 2000.
Why don't you just host at a night club or a bar?
We bring our own audio and our own lighting to every venue at the cost of paying extra hours and manpower for setup and teardown. We don't want to be tied to any single venue and we want to be able to choose the one with the best experience for our patrons. We'd like to build out spaces that are not just another night club or bar, hand design lighting, incorporate decor from the community, and so on.
Your events are cheaper than comparable events at your venues, how are you doing this?
We're trying to subsidise the events with beverage and merch sales so we can keep our events as inclusive as possible. Doing direct sales through our website helps, and so does owning our own gear.
Please: if you like the events, buy a pop, buy a nice pair of reusable earplugs! It goes a long way in keeping this going!
If your events don't have alcohol, why are they not all ages?
It's a space for adults to be adults. The fandom has kink and we want to be welcoming. To be clear, we're not a place for play, but we don't want you to have to think twice about wearing a harness or hood. We don't want you to have to worry about having to self-censor, and we don't want to be responsible for minors. We may eventually have all ages outdoor parties where <18 are free to enter, but for now we're sticking to spaces for adults.
Wait, is this a furry rave?
No. In 2003, Mitsubishi revolutionised cinematography with the Eclipse commercial featuring Dirty Vegas and brought dance music into the mainstream. It was shortly after this that the term "EDM" was coined and raves died forever.
Do I need to be furry or gay or queer to go to these events?
No, but it probably helps.
Why don't you use a third party ticket seller?
We prefer to use our own platform for a few reasons. The first is that we'd like to keep track of our customers and give them early access to subsequent events after their first event so they don't miss out. Another is that we want to build out events later that also caters to other aspects of the fandom, such as events with cost effective dealers tables. There's also the issue of disclosure of customer information to third party websites and the loss of control over user data (we really don't want your data being sold for advertising purposes!). Finally, we also save money by not using a third party seller.
Why do you need our names for tickets?
We keep paper lists at the door in case the internet goes down and will check them against your ID in the case the internet goes down or our site goes down. Stripe takes your name when you make a payment, so it's not a secret, and it's always optional to put in a fursona name if you'd like to keep that private. You can enter whatever you want for a name, but if we have to revert to paper lists we may have difficulty checking you in.
Do you have a code of conduct?
Yes! Read it in full at the link below.