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Registration

When does registration for an event close?
Planxti does not close an event for registrations before the event date. Any competitor can register for any competition they are eligible for until that competition is on stage. Keep in mind that if you register late, you will need to head to tabulation to retrieve an updated competitor number before you compete.
Do all team members need to register for a team?
No, one team member will register on behalf of the entire team. Each team member should reimburse the paying team member their portion of the fee.
How do I register a dancer for more than one team of a particular type? (four hand, eight hand, etc.)
You are not able to register for more than one four hand / eight hand / etc. Some one else on the second team will need to register. This is to prevent a mix-up where multiple teams in a competition are wearing the same competitor number.
How does Planxti determine if a cap has been reached?

There are two types of registration caps on Planxti Events:

  • A competitor count based cap that limits the number of competitors that can register for a group of competitions to a specific number of competitors.
  • A time based cap that limits the number of competitors that can register for a group of competitions to a maximum amount of time it will take to complete their registrations.
    • For example: If a competitor registers for novice reel, slip jig, treble jig, and hornpipe; The estimated time of those four dances would be added up and applied towards the cap. If each registration is estimated to take 1 minute, four minutes will be applied towards the maximum.
    • The goal of a time based cap is to maximize the number of registrations for every competition while ensuring the event ends on time.