Ask for a whole season in one request. Your dates are held from the second you submit, with a countdown you can see, so there is nothing to ring up and check.
How it works
From an open date to a paid invoice.
- 01
Check availability
A live grid of every ground, net and pavilion — open dates, taken dates, club use, wet closures. The same picture the club is working from.
- 02
Request online
Pick your dates and send. Every slot is held the moment it lands, with a countdown running, so nothing gets given away while the club decides.
- 03
The club approves
A person at the club works down the list and answers date by date. Yes to eleven Saturdays and no to two is a normal answer here, not an error.
- 04
Invoice lands by email
One summary for the whole decision: what was approved, what wasn't and why, and the invoice with GST already on it.
Three views
One booking, three jobs to do.
Approve and decline slot by slot, then send once. Yes to forty dates and no to two goes back as a single email that says exactly that, reasons included.
Open the schedule at six in the morning and it is already right. Closures, cancellations and last-night changes are in it. Nothing to wait for, nothing to print.
42 slots
A whole season goes in as one request, and is held as one hold.
One email
Everything a club approves or declines in a single pass comes back as one summary, not a drip of notifications.
Zero PDFs
Ground staff read the schedule the club edited five minutes ago, not the one that went out on Tuesday.
The club view
The first club is already on it.
Northern Suburbs District Cricket Club takes ground, net and pavilion hire at Shaw Park through venuebook. Hirers request, admins answer date by date, and the curators read the same live schedule the club edited five minutes ago.
nsdcc.venuebook.com.au