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+Use case: Discounted packages
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+
+Imagine you run a trade show that opens on three consecutive days and you want to have the following pricing:
+
+* Single day: € 10
+* Any two days: € 17
+* All three days:  € 25
+
+In this case, there are multiple different ways you could set this up with pretix.
+
+Option A: Combination products
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+With this option, you just set up all the different combinations someone could by as a separate product. In this case, you would need 7 products:
+
+* Day 1 pass
+* Day 2 pass
+* Day 3 pass
+* Day 1+2 pass
+* Day 2+3 pass
+* Day 1+3 pass
+* All-day pass
+
+Then, you create three quotas, each one with the maximum capacity of your venue on any given day:
+
+* Day 1 quota, linked to "Day 1 pass", "Day 1+2 pass", "Day 1+3 pass", and "All-day pass"
+* Day 2 quota, linked to "Day 2 pass", "Day 1+2 pass", "Day 2+3 pass", and "All-day pass"
+* Day 3 quota, linked to "Day 3 pass", "Day 2+3 pass", "Day 1+3 pass", and "All-day pass"
+
+This way, every person gets exactly one ticket that they can use for all days that they attend. You can later set up check-in lists appropriately to make sure only tickets valid for a certain day can be scanned on that day.
+
+The benefit of this option is that your product structure and order structure stays very simple. However, the two-day packages scale badly when you need many products.
+
+We recommend this setup for most setups in which the number of possible combinations does not exceed the number of parts (here: number of days) by much.
+
+Option B: Add-ons and bundles
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+
+We can combine the two features "product add-ons" and "product bundles" to set this up in a different way. Here, you would create the following five products:
+
+* Day 1 pass in a category called "Day passes"
+* Day 2 pass in a category called "Day passes"
+* Day 3 pass in a category called "Day passes"
+* Two-day pass
+* All-day pass
+
+This time, you will need five quotas:
+
+* Day 1 quota, linked to "Day 1 pass"
+* Day 2 quota, linked to "Day 2 pass"
+* Day 3 quota, linked to "Day 3 pass"
+* Two-day pass quota, linked to "Two-day pass" (can be unlimited)
+* All-day pass quota, linked to "All-day pass" (can be unlimited)
+
+Then, you open the "Add-On" tab in the settings of the **Two-day pass** product and create a new add-on configuration specifying the following options:
+
+* Category: "Day passes"
+* Minimum number: 2
+* Maximum number: 2
+* Add-Ons are included in the price: Yes
+
+This way, when buying a two-day pass, the user will be able to select *exactly* two days for free, which will then be added to the cart. Depending on your specific configuration, the user will now receive *two separate* tickets, one for each day.
+
+For the all-day pass, you open the "Bundled products" tab in the settings of the **All-day pass** product and add **three** new bundled items with the following options:
+
+* Bundled product: "Day 1/2/3"
+* Bundled variation: None
+* Count: 1
+* Designated price: 0
+
+This way, when buying an all-day pass, three free day passes will *automatically* be added to the cart. Depending on your specific configuration, the user will now receive *three separate* tickets, one for each day.
+
+This approach makes your order data more complicated, since e.g. someone who buys an all-day pass now technically bought **four products**. However, this option allows for more flexibility when you have lots of options to choose from.
+
+.. tip::
+
+   Depending on the packages you offer, you **might not need both the add-on and the bundle feature**, i.e. you only need the add-on feature for the two-day pass and only the bundle feature for the all-day pass. You could also set up the two-day pass like we showed here, but the all-day pass like in option A!