“Can I book two Srivani tickets in the same week if I use my spouse’s Aadhaar for the second one?” That’s roughly the question behind most of the confusion around Srivani booking limits — so let’s settle it directly, rule by rule.
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The 7-Day Rule
Each Aadhaar card can be used to book one Srivani VIP Break Darshan ticket, and then it goes on cooldown for 7 days. Try to book a second ticket on the same Aadhaar within that window and the TTD system rejects it outright — it isn’t a soft warning, it’s a hard block at the payment stage.
This applies per Aadhaar, not per person’s name or per household. So the workaround people ask about — booking again quickly on a family member’s Aadhaar — technically works, because it’s a different ID number entirely. What it isn’t, is a loophole in the rule itself.
How Many People Can One Booking Cover?
This is where the sources genuinely disagree, so it’s worth being upfront about it rather than picking a number and hoping it’s right.
Most current guidance — and this matches what TTD’s own booking flow shows — caps a single Srivani booking at 4 people: one lead applicant plus three additional family members, all covered under one transaction. A few travel-agency sites claim the cap has been raised to 10 devotees per booking, but we couldn’t find that confirmed anywhere close to an official source, and it doesn’t match what most other trackers report either. Until TTD’s own portal reflects a higher number, plan around the 4-person limit.
If your group is larger than that, you’ll need a second booking under a different Aadhaar — which brings you back to the 7-day rule above, except it doesn’t apply here since it’s a different card.
One Donation, One Ticket
The ₹10,000 Srivani Trust donation and the ₹500 darshan ticket are tied together — one donation makes you eligible for exactly one ticket, not a pool of credits you can draw from later. If four family members are traveling together, that’s four separate ₹10,000 donations, even though they can all be booked and paid for in a single 4-person transaction.
What You Need at the Time of Booking
- A valid Aadhaar card (or passport, for NRI devotees) linked to a working mobile number for OTP verification.
- The same ID used during booking is the one checked at entry — carrying a different family member’s Aadhaar than the one used to book won’t work at the gate.
- Children under 12 don’t need a separate ticket and enter free with a parent, provided you carry age proof.
Quick Recap
- One Aadhaar = one Srivani ticket every 7 days.
- One booking = up to 4 people (until TTD confirms otherwise).
- One donation = one ticket, no exceptions.
- ID used to book must match the ID shown at Vaikuntam Queue Complex-1.
For the full step-by-step process across all three booking routes — online advance, same-day, and airport counter — see our Srivani booking process guide. If you’re still deciding whether Srivani is worth the price over ₹300 SED, our comparison guide breaks that down separately.
