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Colored Headers Give the Three Ticket Tiers a Clear Visual Order
The three-column row makes the pricing comparison immediately scannable: Basic, Standart, and Premium occupy parallel cards with the same overall content pattern. Each card combines a package name, a displayed price, five listed inclusions, and a “buy ticket” call-to-action. Because the cards share this structure, visitors can compare the information by moving horizontally across the row rather than interpreting unrelated layouts.
From a CSS Template perspective, the most important work is inside the section’s visual rules. The saturated headers can provide the strongest tier distinction, while the light-gray card bodies separate package details from the white background. Centered typography keeps names, prices, inclusion lists, and buttons aligned as a repeated visual system. Spacing around the centered “Ticket Pricing” heading and between the three cards also affects how quickly the comparison can be read. These styling relationships can be refined without changing the pricing content, the three-tier structure, or the static behavior of the block. The result is a focused styling context for this particular pricing section rather than a site-wide design claim. Borders, corner treatment, and button emphasis can likewise be adjusted to clarify card boundaries while preserving the same comparison logic.
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