Ticketmaster for AI agents
Ticketmaster is an event discovery and ticketing platform, used here to search events, venues, and attractions and surface details like seating maps for a user deciding what to attend. Connect it once through Arc0, and your agent, or Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor, can use it through one MCP endpoint, limited to what each user approved.
What agents do in Ticketmaster.
Search for events
Find events by artist, venue, or date across Ticketmaster's inventory.
Get venue and seating details
Pull a venue's details and section map as a read-only lookup before choosing seats.
Get attraction details
Look up details on a performer or attraction to confirm tour dates and description.
15 Ticketmaster actions, graded by risk.
Every Ticketmaster action is tagged read, write or destructive, so one policy covers the whole app and new actions inherit the right default.
read
14Look things up. Allowed by default.
- ticketmaster.get_eventsSearch Events
- ticketmaster.get_venuesGet Venues
- ticketmaster.get_attractionsGet Ticketmaster Attractions
- ticketmaster.get_event_imagesGet Event Images
- ticketmaster.get_suggestions2Get Advanced Suggestions
- ticketmaster.get_event_detailsGet Event Details
- ticketmaster.get_genre_detailsGet Genre Details
- ticketmaster.get_venue_details2Get Venue Details (Enhanced)
- ticketmaster.get_classificationsGet Classifications
- ticketmaster.get_segment_detailsGet Segment Details
- ticketmaster.get_subgenre_detailsGet Subgenre Details
- ticketmaster.get_section_map_imageGet Section Map Image
- ticketmaster.get_attraction_details2Get Attraction Details V2
- ticketmaster.get_classification_detailsGet Classification Details
write
1Create and change things. Allow, or ask the user first.
- ticketmaster.execute_season_ticketing_commandExecute Season Ticketing Command
destructive
0Delete, cancel or archive. Ask first, or deny outright.
- No destructive actions.
Ticketmaster in three steps.
- 01Your users connect TicketmasterThey sign in to Ticketmaster on Arc0 Connect, under your brand, and approve the access you ask for.
- 02You set the rulesReads run, and writes like “execute Season Ticketing Command” can wait for the user to approve.
- 03Any agent can actYour agent calls Ticketmaster through the Arc0 SDK or MCP, and so can Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Every call lands on the audit log.
await arc0.policies.set('ticketmaster', { read: 'allow', write: 'ask', // execute_season_ticketing_command destructive: 'deny', }) # Claude Code: the same connection, one URL $ claude mcp add --transport http arc0 \ https://mcp.arc0.ai/u/u_8f2
How Ticketmaster connects.
Users sign in to Ticketmaster on Arc0 Connect and approve the scopes you request. Build with Arc0’s Ticketmaster OAuth app, or bring your own so the Ticketmaster consent screen names you. Tokens refresh automatically, and you can export them whenever you want.
The same Ticketmaster connection serves your agent over MCP and your own backend over REST and the proxy, so a user connects once. How Arc0 handles credentials →
- AUTH
- API key · OAuth 2.0
- CREDENTIALS
- Per-tenant encrypted vault
- MODEL SEES
- Results only, never credentials
- AUDIT LOG
- Every call, on every plan
Use Ticketmaster from any agent.
Ticketmaster and Arc0, answered.
Can I use Ticketmaster with Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor?
Yes. Connect Ticketmaster to Arc0 once, then add your Arc0 MCP URL to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code or any other remote-MCP client. Each assistant only gets the Ticketmaster actions you allow.
How do users connect Ticketmaster?
Users sign in to Ticketmaster on Arc0 Connect and approve the scopes you request. Build with Arc0’s Ticketmaster OAuth app, or bring your own so the Ticketmaster consent screen names you. Tokens refresh automatically, and you can export them whenever you want.
Which Ticketmaster actions can my agent take?
15 in total: 14 read, 1 write and 0 destructive, such as “execute Season Ticketing Command”. Your policies decide which of them each agent may call.
Can I make my agent read-only in Ticketmaster?
Yes. Allow read actions and deny writes in the Ticketmaster policy. Your agent can still look things up, and any write it attempts is blocked and logged.
Can my own backend call Ticketmaster too?
Yes. The same Ticketmaster connection is available over REST and through the Arc0 proxy, so your product and your agent share one connection per user.
Plug Ticketmaster into your agent.
Your users connect Ticketmaster once, under your brand. Your agent gets 15 actions behind your policies, with every call on the record.
Free to build · MCP + REST · Audit log on every plan