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The “Ticket Pricing” block organizes one introductory heading and three repeated pricing groups into a clear internal section. The Basic, Standart, and Premium cards each contain a package name, displayed price, inclusion list, and “buy ticket” button. Their three-column row creates parallel content groups, while the colored headers identify the start of each package and the centered typography keeps related details aligned. Light-gray card bodies sit against a white background, making the block’s internal organization visible without relying on interaction or surrounding page elements.

A Heading Followed by Three Parallel Pricing Groups

Internally, the section begins with the centered “Ticket Pricing” heading and then moves into one repeated row of three package groups. Each group follows the same content hierarchy: a colored package header, a displayed price, five inclusion labels, and a “buy ticket” action. Basic, Standart, and Premium therefore function as parallel units rather than as unrelated text areas. The repeated organization helps readers understand that the cards are alternatives within one comparison.

The light-gray bodies contain the package details, while the saturated headers create a visible boundary between the names and the information beneath them. Centered alignment gives the price, inclusion list, and action a consistent relationship inside each card. Since the interaction is static, the hierarchy is carried by grouping, order, spacing, and typography rather than tabs, accordions, or sliders. In an HTML5-oriented interpretation, this internal arrangement is the key characteristic: one purpose-setting heading followed by three similarly organized pricing containers. The structure remains limited to this section, so broader page navigation and other site-level regions are outside its hierarchy. The repeated card pattern also makes the relationship between each package title and its supporting details easy to trace from the heading through the row.

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