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Event Venue & Parking Map Planner

Plan event entrances, parking, accessible routes, first aid and visitor points on a clear shareable venue map. Export a lightweight SVG without a backend.

Advertisement space — lightweight and non-blocking

Design your visitor map

You can search by city or venue; exact latitude and longitude are optional.

Click the map, then add a named point. Keep the visitor-facing map simple.

Private by design

Coordinates and CSV files stay in the browser. No account, backend or address database is required.

Export-ready maps

Create a useful visual, SVG, GeoJSON or structured map output for your website, team or customers.

Simple location workflow

Choose a point, add context and export. No GIS training or complex dashboard is needed.

Runs in your browser. Coordinates stay on this device.

Event venue and parking map planner with city search

Pratix Event Venue & Parking Map helps event organizers, venue teams, campus staff and community groups create a clear visitor-facing map. Search by city, venue or address first; you do not need to know latitude and longitude. Then add entrances, parking, accessible routes, first aid, food, toilets and meeting points.

Plan the information visitors actually need

How to create an event map

Type a city, venue or street into the place search and choose the map position. Click the map to fine-tune it, select a point type, add a short name and save it. The result is intentionally simple: visitors can understand it quickly on a phone, while organizers can update it without a backend.

Why use a browser-based event map?

Small and medium events often need a useful venue map but not a heavy event-management platform. Pratix keeps the workflow private, fast and focused. No account or server-side location database is required for creating the map.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need exact coordinates?No. Search for a city, venue or address; coordinates are resolved automatically.
Can I add accessibility information?Yes. Add accessible routes and visitor points as map markers.
Can I use the map on an event website?Download the SVG and place it in your event page or guide.
Is the map data stored online?No. Your points stay in the browser unless you choose to export them.