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The “Ticket Pricing” block is a static comparison section built from three repeated cards: Basic, Standart, and Premium. Each card contains a displayed price, five inclusion labels, and a “buy ticket” call-to-action, while saturated headers distinguish the packages. The cards sit in one three-column row beneath a centered heading, with light-gray bodies on a white background. This clear separation of package regions gives the section a defined content base that can remain intact if a project later needs to extend one pricing area with additional, project-specific functionality.

The Three Pricing Cards Define Separate Extension Regions

The Basic, Standart, and Premium cards already divide the section into three bounded package regions. Each region repeats the same relationship between package name, displayed price, five inclusions, and a “buy ticket” button, so an optional custom element could be considered near the relevant card without replacing the comparison structure. For example, a project might later need an external purchase widget, ticket availability data, or a package-specific integration. That would be an extension around an existing pricing area, not evidence that custom code is already part of this block.

The colored headers help identify where each package begins, while the light-gray card bodies provide a consistent area for details. The centered heading establishes the purpose of the whole group before the individual cards are read. If custom HTML is introduced, its position should respect those existing boundaries and the visual rhythm of the three-column row. The “buy ticket” actions also provide clear places to consider an external response or data connection, while the current block remains a static presentation. This makes the section a defined starting point for optional functionality around ticket selection or package information.

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