Sell the three hour party package at a stored price, commit the setup and pack-down inside the booking, and only take the second party if the drive between them works.
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A parent books the three hour package for a Saturday afternoon, answers the room size and power questions, and pays on the card without a single phone call.
A company booking a longer session with more rigs takes it as a written quote they accept, and settles afterwards by payment request rather than a personal card.
A school running an activity across a whole day books a long block with an attendant, and the rigs are committed for the day rather than for a package that will not stretch.
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Schedule
The booked window covers the setup and the pack-down as well as the party, so nothing else lands on top of the hour and a half the customer never sees, and the day stops overpromising.
Instant booking
The three hour package is a named block with a stored price, and the room size, power point and access questions come in with the order rather than being discovered on a doorstep.
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Both jobs carry addresses on the same day view and slot suggestions weigh the travel, so a gap across town that will not work does not look like one that will.
Less admin, more bookings
The package is what the customer buys and the window is what it costs you. Book the whole window, setup through pack-down, and the three hour party takes up the four and a half hours it really occupies, so nothing else lands on top of the part they never see.
A party needs the gear and somebody who can run it, reset a headset and stop a kid walking into a wall. Book the attendant alongside the rigs and a slot is only offered when both are free, so you cannot sell a Saturday your one operator is already out on.
Both jobs land on the same day schedule with their addresses, so the gap between the far side of one suburb and the near side of another is something you look at before you commit rather than something you discover on the freeway.
How big is the room, is there a ceiling fan in the middle of it, how many power points, is there a lift or three flights of stairs. Those decide whether the job works at all, and they belong on the booking form, not on the doorstep.
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Yes. A three hour package is a named block with its own stored price, so the customer books the package and pays exactly what it says on the page.
Book the window that includes them. The gear and the attendant are committed for the whole of it, so nothing can be scheduled into the time the customer does not see.
Both bookings carry addresses and land on the same day view, and slot suggestions take the travel between jobs into account, so a gap that will not work does not look like one that will.
Your own questions go on the booking form, so room size, power points and access are answered as part of the order rather than found out when you arrive.