# Ticket options

Once you have found an [available date](/api/booking-flow/product/dates) for an activity, you can check its schedule with the following request:


```bash
curl -X GET '{baseUrl}/activities/{activityUuid}/dates/{date}' \
-H 'X-Musement-Application: {applicationValue}' \
-H 'X-Musement-Version: 3.4.0' \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer {accessToken}'
```

The response contains an array of *groups*:


```json
[
	{
		"groups": [
			{
				"feature_code": "fast-track-ticket",
				"name": "Fast-track ticket",
				"default": false,
				"type": "TIME-BASED",
				"slots": [...]
			},
			{
				"feature_code": "fast-track-ticket-with-audio-guide",
				"name": "Fast-track ticket with audio guide",
				"default": false,
				"type": "TIME-BASED",
				"slots": [...]
			}
		]
	}
]
```

Each group is a unique *ticket option*, variations of the activity available for purchase. The `name` property identifies what the option is and can vary depending on the needs of the activity provider. Examples include:

* 1 day
* 48-hour pass
* Ticket with audio guide
* Tour
* Tour in German


The `name` property will change depending on the value of the `Accept-Language` header.

An activity will have one or more ticket options. The options in the endpoint can vary depending on the activity configuration, `pickup` parameter (if present) and the chosen `date`.

## On musement.com

You can see ticket options in action on [musement.com](https://www.musement.com).

After customers select a date in the calendar, they are presented with available ticket options for that date:

![Multiple ticket options](/assets/ticket-options.232d6404da7590d2d9436f31fea0e73560ff14bd1b007ad33859a90f6a2cd630.ae54516e.png)