It splits evenly; uneven shares need to be worked out separately.
Planning worksheet
Divide the cost fairly.
Divide the written total by the number of people paying to see an even per-person share.
A quick tip
Before anyone sends money.
Decide first whether gratuity is part of the number you split, then divide once so the group hears one figure.
It does not collect money or make a payment.
Only the total on your written quote should go in the worksheet.
Denver tip
Settle the headcount before you split.
With a typical Denver group of about 15 people, one or two dropouts change everyone’s share noticeably. Agree on who is committed, and what happens if someone cancels, before you divide the total.
Denver Party Ride customer trends
Useful context while you fill this in.
Denver Party Ride customer inquiries show a few patterns worth keeping in mind as you organize the details.
was the typical trip length requested
of requests with a trip length asked for four to six hours
Denver Party Ride proprietary information. Based on Denver Party Ride quote requests from June 2025 through October 2026.
Helpful answers
Group Cost Split Worksheet questions
Should I include tip?
Only if you want tip in the shared total. Ask what your quote includes before you split.
Can the worksheet handle uneven shares?
No. It divides the total evenly. If some people are paying more, work out those amounts separately and use the even split as the starting point.
Does splitting the cost here pay anyone?
No. The worksheet does math only. Collecting money from the group and paying for the trip happen outside this page.
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