The Ultimate Checklist: 30 Potential Issues at UK Live Events and How Gyder.app Can Help

Here are some examples of things that could go wrong at a live open event in the UK, but it’s important to note that this list is not exhaustive and may vary depending on the specific event and location. Here are thirty examples:

1. Bad weather conditions cause damage to infrastructure or pose a risk to visitors.
2. Technical issues with sound or lighting equipment.
3. Power outages or other electrical issues.
4. Security breaches or threats.
5. Medical emergencies or accidents.
6. Crowd control and crowd management issues.
7. Transportation and parking issues.
8. Vendor or supplier issues.
9. Food safety concerns.
10. Poor event planning or management.
11. Overcrowding or long queues.
12. Communication breakdowns.
13. Noise complaints from local residents.
14. Alcohol-related incidents.
15. Drug-related incidents.
16. Fire or smoke hazards.
17. Sanitation or waste management issues.
18. Environmental hazards or damage.
19. Animal-related incidents.
20. Theft or vandalism.
21. Emergency response issues.
22. Liability issues.
23. Permitting or regulatory issues.
24. Sponsorship or partnership issues.
25. Ticketing or admission issues.
26. Inappropriate behaviour or harassment.
27. Accessibility issues.
28. Language or cultural barriers.
29. Technical issues with the event app or other digital platforms.
30. Social media backlash or negative publicity.

Gyder.app can help event organisers mitigate and manage these potential issues in various ways, including:

• Providing real-time updates and notifications to visitors regarding changes in schedules, locations, or safety concerns.
• Offering a clear and concise map of the event space to help visitors navigate the area.
• Providing instant access to emergency services, medical facilities, or security personnel in case of accidents or incidents.
• Facilitating communication between event organisers, vendors, and visitors to address any issues or concerns in a timely and effective manner.
• Offering real-time data analytics to help event organisers identify potential issues before they arise and make informed decisions to prevent them from happening.
• Providing a platform for visitors to leave feedback or report issues during or after the event, allowing organisers to respond quickly and effectively to any concerns or complaints.
• Offering a digital ticketing system that can help prevent ticket fraud or other issues related to admission.
• Providing a range of customisable features and services to suit the specific needs of each event and its organisers.