• Hello,

    We run a Tours company, and we are using WooCommerce on our WordPress site.

    Under each product, we can have up to 4 Attributes (for 4 different price ranges):

    Adult
    Adult Concession
    Children / Teens
    Family (2 Adults + 2 Children / Teens)

    We have limited places on each of our tours, lets just say 25 places for example. Each of the Price Ranges (Attributes) above, need to account for different stock levels when being added to the cart and checking out.

    Each of the first three (Adult, Adult Concession and Children/Teens) need to remove one place from the total stock level for each quantity the user chooses. The Family rate, however, needs to remove four places from the total stock level for each quantity the user chooses.

    So if someone books for 2 Adults, it will remove 2 places from the 25 (as per the example above). It does this quite fine.

    If someone books for 1 Adult and 1 Adult Concession, it will remove 2 places from the 25 (as per the example above). It does this quite fine.

    But, if someone books for 1 Family, it only remove 1 place from the stock quantity of 25 (as per the example above). I needs it to remove 4 places from the stock quantity.

    Currently this throws my stock quantities out if someone books for a Family, as the product doesnt account for the other 3 tickets for the Family Rate.

    How can I achieve this?

    Many thanks in advance for any help anyone can offer.

    Thank you,

    Rick

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  • Thread Starter ghosttours

    (@ghosttours)

    Can anyone help me with this at all please?

    To clarify, the following attributes need to account for the stock levels mentioned in the brackets after the attribute name:

    Adult – (Needs to account for 1 item in stock level – which it does)
    Adult Concession – (Needs to account for 1 item in stock level – which it does)
    Children / Teens – (Needs to account for 1 item in stock level – which it does)
    Family (2 Adults + 2 Children / Teens) – (Needs to account for 4 items in stock level – currently it only accounts for 1)

    Many thanks

    Rick

    Hi I’ve been wandering if you have found a solution to your issue, as I am currently developing a tickets booking option in woocommerce and also need to manage stock for different days.
    Thanks

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