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Eventbrite

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Eventbrite is a platform for event management and ticketing that allows users to create, share, and host live events. Use it to handle event logistics, ticket sales, and attendee engagement.

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Live probe refreshed Sep 14, 2026 · Endpoint host mcp.mcpbundles.com

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Domain knowledge for Eventbrite — workflow patterns, data models, and gotchas for your AI agent.

Eventbrite

Eventbrite is a platform for event management and ticketing that allows users to create, share, and host live events. Use it to handle event logistics, ticket sales, and attendee engagement.

Data Model

  • Organizations — top-level tenant; resolve an organization_id before almost any write.
  • Events — scheduled experiences; capture event_id when drilling into attendees, ticket classes, or surveys.
  • Venues — reusable locations scoped to the org; needed when creating or updating events.
  • Orders and Attendees are event-scoped. Order IDs use format eventbrite:order:{id}; attendee IDs use eventbrite:attendee:{id}.
  • Ticket Classes and Inventory Tiers define pricing and capacity. Discounts are organization+event scoped.
  • Categories, Formats, Subcategories are global reference data.

Gotchas

  • ID formats: Some fetch tools expect prefixed IDs (e.g. eventbrite:order:{order_id}). Check each tool's parameter format.
  • Organization-first: Almost every call needs organization_id from the org roster tied to the authenticated user.
  • Writes are live: venue upserts, custom questions, and webhooks mutate production configuration—pair exploratory work with matching teardown flows.

Tools discovered (76)

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  • Eventbrite Add Ticket To Group

    Add a ticket class to one or more ticket groups. Use empty list [] to remove ticket class from all groups owned by the organization.

  • Eventbrite Calculate Pricing Items

    Calculate fees, taxes, and total price for a hypothetical ticket price. Returns pricing breakdown including Eventbrite fees, payment processing fees, taxes, and total amount. This is a read-only helper for pricing preview - does not create orders. Use scope_type and scope_identifier to specify pricing context (organization, event, ticket class, or assortment plan).

  • Eventbrite Cancel Event

    Cancel an event by event ID. Returns boolean indicating success. CAUTION: Event must not have any pending or completed orders. Cancellation is permanent and cannot be undone. If event is a series parent, all occurrences must meet requirements and will be cancelled together.

  • Eventbrite Copy Event

    Copy an event by event ID, creating a duplicate version with a new event ID. Returns the newly created event object. Payment options, payout method, refund policy, and tax settings are copied to the new event. Useful for creating similar events or recurring events.

  • Eventbrite Create Event Schedule

    Create an event schedule for an event series by series parent event ID. Schedule defines recurrence pattern that adds occurrences (child events) to the series.

  • Eventbrite Create Seat Map For Event

    Create a seat map for a new reserved seating event by copying an existing seat map. Event must be a new reserved seating event. CAUTION: Errors if seat map already exists for the event.

  • Eventbrite Create Webhook

    Create a webhook for an organization by organization ID. Webhooks notify your application of Eventbrite events. Requires endpoint_url (HTTPS) and list of actions (event types) to subscribe to.

  • Eventbrite Delete Custom Question

    Delete a custom question by question ID and event ID. CAUTION: Deletion is permanent.

  • Eventbrite Delete Default Question

    Delete a default (canned) question by question ID and event ID. CAUTION: Deletion is permanent.

  • Eventbrite Delete Discount

    Delete a discount by discount ID permanently. CAUTION: Deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. Only unused discounts (quantity_sold = 0) can be deleted.

  • Eventbrite Delete Event

    Delete an event by event ID permanently. Returns boolean indicating success. CAUTION: Deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. Event must not have any pending or completed orders. All associated data (attendees, orders, tickets) will be removed. If event is a series parent, all occurrences must meet requirements and will be deleted together.

  • Eventbrite Delete Event Schedule

    Delete an event schedule by schedule ID and series parent event ID. CAUTION: Deletion is permanent.

  • Eventbrite Delete Inventory Tier

    Delete a single inventory tier by tier ID and event ID. CAUTION: Cannot delete tiers with sold tickets or associated attendees.

  • Eventbrite Delete Ticket Class

    Delete a ticket class by ticket class ID permanently. CAUTION: Deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. Ticket class must not have any sold tickets.

  • Eventbrite Delete Ticket Group

    Delete a ticket group by ticket group ID. Changes status to 'deleted'.

  • Eventbrite Delete Webhook

    Delete a webhook by webhook ID permanently. CAUTION: Deletion is permanent and cannot be undone.

  • Eventbrite Fetch Attendee

    Fetch detailed information about a single attendee by attendee ID. Returns attendee profile, ticket information, check-in status, barcodes, answers to custom questions, and cost breakdown. Get attendee IDs from list_event_attendees tool.

  • Eventbrite Fetch Category

    Fetch detailed information about a single event category by category ID. Returns category name, slug, and subcategories. Categories are overarching event types like 'Music' or 'Endurance'.

  • Eventbrite Fetch Discount

    Fetch detailed information about a single discount by discount ID. Returns discount code, type (public/coded/access/hold), amount or percentage off, usage limits, validity dates, and applicable ticket classes or events.

  • Eventbrite Fetch Display Settings

    Fetch display settings for an event by event ID. Returns settings that control how the event appears on the Event Listing page, including display preferences and visibility options.

  • Eventbrite Fetch Event

    Fetch detailed information about a single Eventbrite event by event ID. Returns event name, description, dates, status, pricing, capacity, and other metadata. Use optional expand parameter to include related resources like organizer or venue details. Get event IDs from list_events tool.

  • Eventbrite Fetch Event Schedule

    Fetch detailed information about an event schedule by schedule ID and series parent event ID. Returns schedule rules that define how occurrences are added to an event series, including recurrence patterns and dates.

  • Eventbrite Fetch Event Series

    Fetch detailed information about an event series (repeating event parent) by series ID. Returns series parent event details. Event series contain multiple occurrences (child events) with various dates.

  • Eventbrite Fetch Format

    Fetch detailed information about a single event format by format ID. Returns format name and description. Formats represent event types like 'Conference', 'Workshop', or 'Concert'.

  • Eventbrite Fetch Inventory Tier

    Fetch detailed information about a single inventory tier by tier ID and event ID. Returns tier name, capacity, quantity sold, quantity available, and associated ticket classes. Inventory tiers control capacity allocation across multiple ticket classes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Eventbrite MCP server?

Eventbrite is a platform for event management and ticketing that allows users to create, share, and host live events. Use it to handle event logistics, ticket sales, and attendee engagement. It provides 76 tools that AI agents can use through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

How do I connect Eventbrite to my AI agent?

Add the MCPBundles server URL to your MCP client configuration (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, etc.). The URL format is: https://mcp.mcpbundles.com/bundle/eventbrite. Authentication is handled automatically.

How many tools does Eventbrite provide?

Eventbrite provides 76 tools that can be called by AI agents, along with a SKILL.md that gives your AI agent domain knowledge about when and how to use them.

What authentication does Eventbrite require?

Eventbrite uses API Key or One-click sign in. Eventbrite requires credentials. Connect via MCPBundles and authentication is handled automatically.

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