Kimppalippuja

Kimppalippuja, or kimppalippu in singular, are group tickets that allow several people to attend an event or travel using a single purchase or a bundled entry. They are common in Finland and used for concerts, sports events, cinema screenings, museums, and some forms of public transport or travel packages. A kimppalippu typically specifies the number of participants and may be sold to a group leader who manages the ticket and distributes access to the rest of the group.

How they work: The group buys one kimppalippu (or a bundle) for N participants. The ticket may be issued as a single entry code or as a pass that must be exchanged for individual entries. In some cases, the leader must provide the names of participants; in others, the ticket is unnamed and allows entry for anyone in the group. The conditions vary by provider and event.

Contexts and providers: In Finland, several platforms, such as Lippu.fi, Matkahuolto, or the event organizer's own sales channel, offer group tickets. They are used for school trips, clubs, companies, or families planning to attend together. The specifics—price, validity period, number of permitted participants, and whether changes are allowed—are defined in the terms of sale.

Advantages and limitations: Kimppaliput can reduce per-person costs and simplify logistics for groups. A limitation is that not all events or transit operators offer such tickets; some require separate entry for each participant or have strict transfer/refund rules. Accurate handling of participant names and entry codes is essential to avoid access issues.

See also: ryhmälippu, lippu, Matkahuolto, Lippu.fi.