An attendee's ticket has access to all event days, but as an admin, you can restrict which sessions they can join. For example, if you want your attendee to be able to watch just the sessions for Day 1 of your event, then you can set their ticket type to access only the sessions for Day 1. Or perhaps the event is hybrid, and there are virtual sessions wherein attendees with an in-person ticket type are not allowed to join these virtual sessions.

To set this up, you have to create a ticket type for your event, and of course, you'll need sessions added to the agenda.

Once you have that in place, you can start adding ticket restrictions.

By default, all tickets can access all sessions. To remove access to a session, you need to unselect the ticket type in the session settings.

Alternatively, if many attendees have registered, you can add a tag or track restriction instead of removing them one by one. Adding a tag or track restriction will unselect the ticket type from the session settings without removing the attendees from the Registrants tab. If attendees who previously registered for the session try to join the session, they will get an error message that they have no access to this session.

If an attendee has a ticket that has no access to the session and tries to join or save a seat, they will get an error message that says, "Your ticket does not permit access to this session."

If at least one of their tickets has access to the session, they they should be able to join the session, regardless if their other tickets do not have access.