---
title: "Eventbrite Tickets Template Files"
source: "https://docs.nexcess.com/software/the-events-calendar/eventbrite-tickets-templates/"
description: "Eventbrite Tickets comes with a number of template files that determine how the add-on looks and behaves. We call these templates views because they create the…"
vertical: "Software"
area: "The Events Calendar"
date: "2020-04-09"
last_modified: "2026-07-02"
---

# Eventbrite Tickets Template Files

Eventbrite Tickets comes with a number of template files that determine how the add-on looks and behaves. We call these templates **views** because they create the pages and elements that you see on your site.

Each template can be copied and [customized in your theme folder](https://docs.nexcess.com/software/the-events-calendar/customize-template-files/) and are located at: `/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-eventbrite-tickets/src/views/`.

| Template | What it Does |
|---|---|
| `eventbrite/add-existing-event.php` | displays the existing Eventbrite event (admin fields) |
| `eventbrite/eb-admin-notices.php` | Renders Eventbrite notices on the WordPress Post Edit screen |
| `eventbrite/eventbrite-events-table.php` | Displays the existing Eventbrite event in the event meta box |
| `eventbrite/eventbrite-meta-box-extension.php` | Displays the existing Eventbrite event meta box in the editor |
| `eventbrite/import-eventbrite-events.php` | Imports events from Eventbrite events in the admin form |
| `eventbrite/hooks/ticket-form.php` | Contains the hook logic required to create an effective address module view |
| `eventbrite/modules/ticket-form.php` | Contains the filters required to create an effective ticket form module view |