# Accessible Ticketing Decision Plan MCP. AI Agent Connect > Accessible Ticketing Decision Plan MCP acts as a decision engine for complex ticketing scenarios. It prioritizes mandatory accessibility requirements like wheelchair access or sensory accommodations over general preferences. Your AI client uses this to check if tickets fit your budget and physical needs, provides fallback options when primary choices fail, and generates logistical checklists for the purchase. ## Overview - **Category:** logistics - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_qsPFWN6CmxCJUfpGq7JkHwV5rzNjVsUNCMamRDXo/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** ticketing, accessibility, budgeting, compliance, logistics ## Description You can stop guessing if a ticket will actually work for your specific needs. This MCP handles the heavy lifting of comparing venue capabilities against your non-negotiable requirements. Instead of just looking at price, your agent evaluates whether a seat offers the necessary wheelchair access or sensory accommodations you require. It treats accessibility as a hard constraint, not an afterthought. When a primary ticket option doesn't fit your budget or physical requirements, the engine finds a secondary choice that does. It also pulls the fine print from venue policies so you don't miss important refund rules or ID requirements. You get a clear path from finding a ticket to having a complete logistical checklist for the purchase. ## Tools ### determine_fallback_option This tool identifies a secondary ticket choice if your first option is unavailable or unsuitable. ### analyze_ticket_feasibility This tool checks if a specific ticket type satisfies both your budget and accessibility requirements. ### generate_purchase_checklist This tool creates a list of logistical steps you need to take to complete the purchase. ### validate_compliance_terms This tool extracts and formats legal terms and specific venue features for your review. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Check if a $150 ticket is feasible for someone needing wheelchair access with a $200 budget and a required companion. ``` **Response:** ``` The ticket is feasible. The total cost including the companion is $300, which exceeds your budget. However, if the companion is free, the total is $150, which is within your $200 limit. ``` **Prompt:** ``` Generate a purchase checklist for a concert with a deadline of tomorrow and a companion policy requiring ID. ``` **Response:** ``` Please complete your purchase by tomorrow. Ensure you have valid identification ready for both yourself and your companion as per the venue policy. ``` **Prompt:** ``` What are the refund terms and relevant venue features for this event? ``` **Response:** ``` Refunds are available up to 24 hours before the event. The venue features include ramps and hearing loops which match your requirements. ``` ## Capabilities ### Constraint-Based Filtering Your agent filters ticket options by prioritizing physical accessibility over seat preference. ### Budget Enforcement The MCP calculates total costs, including companions, to ensure they stay under your limit. ### Policy Extraction Your AI client pulls specific refund and participation rules directly from venue terms. ### Contingency Planning The tool identifies alternative tickets when your first choice is sold out or inaccessible. ### Logistical Planning Your agent produces actionable checklists based on specific venue and purchase deadlines. ## Use Cases ### Disability-Inclusive Planning Verify that a venue's wheelchair access and sensory accommodations match a user's specific needs. ### Budget-Strict Group Booking Ensure ticket totals for a user and their companion stay within a set price ceiling. ### Policy Compliance Check Confirm that you understand refund windows and ID requirements before buying tickets. ### Alternative Seating Search Find a viable second choice when the preferred accessible seating is already sold out. ## Benefits - Prioritizes physical accessibility requirements over seat location. - Calculates total costs including companion requirements to prevent budget overruns. - Identifies secondary ticket options automatically when primary choices fail. - Reduces oversight by extracting venue-specific refund and ID policies. ## How It Works Connect your client to Vinkius to start using these tools immediately. 1. Connect your MCP-compatible client to the Vinkius platform. 2. Provide your accessibility needs and budget to your AI agent. 3. The agent runs feasibility checks and policy validations. 4. Receive a finalized decision, fallback options, or a purchase checklist. ## Frequently Asked Questions **How does this MCP handle accessibility needs?** It treats accessibility requirements, such as wheelchair access or sensory accommodations, as non-negotiable constraints that take priority over other preferences. **Can I use this with Claude or Cursor?** Yes, you can connect this MCP to any MCP-compatible client including Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf. **What happens if my first ticket choice is too expensive?** The MCP uses the determine_fallback_option tool to find a secondary choice that meets your requirements. **Does it help with venue rules?** Yes, it uses the validate_compliance_terms tool to extract and format legal terms and venue features for you. **Will it help me remember to buy tickets on time?** The generate_purchase_checklist tool produces a list of logistical actions, including deadlines, to help you complete the purchase. **How does the engine handle accessibility needs?** The engine uses `analyze_ticket_feasibility` to ensure that mandatory accessibility requirements are satisfied before considering any other preferences or budget factors. **What happens if my first choice of ticket is unavailable?** You can use the `determine_fallback_option` tool to find an alternative ticket that still respects your mandatory accessibility needs and budget ceiling. **Does the tool account for companion tickets?** Yes, the feasibility analysis includes the cost of companion tickets if they are required by the venue's companion policy.