Line-Up MCP. Manage events, tickets & bookings via API calls.
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Line-Up MCP Server handles event ticketing, inventory tracking, and order processing via API calls. It lets your AI client list active events, check real-time ticket availability for specific dates, reserve tickets temporarily, and confirm customer orders—all through natural language commands.
What your AI agents can do
Check ticket availability
Checks and reports the current ticket types and remaining counts for any specific event performance.
Confirm ticket order
Finalizes a booking using provided data, creating a confirmed, paid order record in Line-Up.
Create ticket reservation
Holds tickets temporarily for a customer to allow time for payment or confirmation without losing the seats.
Finds a list of currently scheduled and available events in your Line-Up account.
Checks specific performances to see how many tickets are left for each category (e.g., VIP, Standard).
Reserves a set number of tickets for a customer before the final purchase is confirmed.
Takes reserved or purchased data and submits it to create a permanent, confirmed booking record.
Pulls the profile information for a specific customer ID.
Lists all past order records linked to the account (Admin function).
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Line-Up MCP Server: 10 Tools for Events & Bookings
Use these tools to manage everything from listing available events to confirming complex, multi-stage ticket purchases.
019d75c7check ticket availability
Checks and reports the current ticket types and remaining counts for any specific event performance.
019d75c7confirm ticket order
Finalizes a booking using provided data, creating a confirmed, paid order record in Line-Up.
019d75c7create ticket reservation
Holds tickets temporarily for a customer to allow time for payment or confirmation without losing the seats.
019d75c7get customer profile
Retrieves specific personal and historical booking data for a named customer.
019d75c7get event details
Fetches all metadata, descriptions, and general information about a specified event.
019d75c7get order details
Retrieves the full details—including items purchased and price—for a single order ID.
019d75c7list account orders
Lists every historical order associated with the account (Admin access).
019d75c7list available events
Provides a complete list of all events currently set up and available for booking in your system.
019d75c7list event performances
Lists every date, time slot, and unique performance ID associated with a specific event.
019d75c7list ticket customers
Provides an administrative list of all customer accounts in the database (Admin access).
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What you can do with this MCP connector
You're dealing with event ticketing, and you shouldn't have to juggle a dozen systems just to get one booking done. The Line-Up MCP Server lets your AI client handle the entire lifecycle—from listing a show months out to confirming the final paid ticket record—all through natural conversation. You don't waste time switching between inventory dashboards or CRM screens; you just tell your agent what you need.
Event Discovery and Scheduling
You start by knowing what's happening. Your agent uses list_available_events to pull a complete list of everything currently scheduled in Line-Up. Once you pick an event, it fetches all the details—the descriptions, metadata, and general information—using get_event_details. But events aren't just one date; they have multiple dates and times. You'll use list_event_performances to get every unique performance ID associated with that show, giving you a full schedule of available slots.
Checking Inventory and Availability
Next, you gotta check if there are tickets left before anyone gets hyped up. The server lets your agent run check_ticket_availability. You feed it the specific event performance ID, and it reports back exactly what ticket types exist—like VIP or Standard—and how many of those seats are remaining in real time.
This checks inventory counts for any given date.
The Booking Process: Holding and Confirming
When a customer finds tickets they want, you don't want them to walk away while waiting for their credit card to clear. You tell your agent to use create_ticket_reservation. This tool temporarily holds the specified number of tickets for that customer, giving you time to finalize payment without losing those seats.
Once the payment goes through, you confirm the booking by running confirm_ticket_order, submitting all the necessary data to create a permanent, paid order record right in Line-Up.
Reviewing and Managing Orders
You need full visibility on what's happening with orders. You can get the complete breakdown—including every item purchased and the total price—for any single transaction ID using get_order_details. To look at a specific customer's history, your agent pulls their profile data, including personal details and past booking records, via get_customer_profile.
For admin access, you can list every historical order linked to the account by running list_account_orders. If you need to see who's in your system, there’s an administrative tool, list_ticket_customers, which provides a full roster of all customer accounts in the database. The Line-Up Server handles everything from listing available events and checking real-time ticket counts to pulling comprehensive order logs and confirming final payments.
How Line-Up MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to this server and enter your Line-Up API Key and Subdomain.
- 2 Connect your preferred AI client (Claude, Cursor, etc.) through the MCP framework.
- 3 Instruct your agent using natural language: 'Check availability for the Tech Conference on Oct 15th.' Your agent runs the appropriate tool call.
The bottom line is: you run complex ticketing workflows by talking to your AI client, which handles the API calls behind the scenes.
Who Is Line-Up MCP For?
This server is for operations staff and developers who deal with high-volume event bookings. If you're tired of manually jumping between a ticketing dashboard, a CRM, and an accounting tool just to process one sale, this is for you.
Quickly check order details using get_order_details or find customer profiles with get_customer_profile without leaving their main productivity chat tool.
List all upcoming events via list_available_events, track inventory levels, and audit past sales using list_account_orders.
Write custom backend logic that validates ticket capacity (check_ticket_availability) before committing to a final booking transaction (confirm_ticket_order).
What Changes When You Connect
- You stop switching apps. Instead of manually checking a separate inventory dashboard for ticket stock, your agent uses
check_ticket_availabilityand reports the live counts directly in the chat window. - The reservation process is faster. You can use
create_ticket_reservationto instantly put tickets on hold, giving customers time to pay without losing their seats—a huge win over manual holds. - Order history is immediate. Need to know what John Smith bought last year? Use
get_order_detailsorlist_account_ordersand get the full receipt data back right away. - Event setup becomes simple. Instead of guessing which dates are available, run
list_available_eventsfirst. It gives you a clean list to work from before checking performances withlist_event_performances. - Customer context is always present. You can pull up any customer's record using
get_customer_profileand instantly see their purchase history without opening the CRM.
Real-World Use Cases
Handling a last-minute booking request
A user asks: 'Do we have seats for the Tech Conference next week?' Your agent first runs list_event_performances to find the correct date. Then, it uses check_ticket_availability on that specific performance ID. Finally, if tickets are available and confirmed by the user, it executes create_ticket_reservation, solving the problem in three steps.
Investigating a missing order
A client calls about an old purchase. You run get_customer_profile to get their ID. Then you use list_account_orders and filter by that customer's ID. This shows the agent exactly which order (and its details via get_order_details) was placed, solving a billing dispute immediately.
Bulk auditing for accounting
The finance team needs to know total sales last month. They run list_account_orders and filter by date range. The agent returns a list of order IDs, which can then be passed one-by-one through get_order_details to calculate the final revenue.
Building an automated checkout flow
A developer wants to build a simple web form. They use list_available_events to populate the main list, and then they integrate the check_ticket_availability tool call into the final 'checkout' button logic. This ensures the front end never accepts tickets that aren't in stock.
The Tradeoffs
Confirming an order without checking inventory
A developer writes code that calls confirm_ticket_order directly, assuming the seats exist. If the tickets were sold 30 seconds before the call, the transaction fails and throws a cryptic error.
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Always validate capacity first. Use check_ticket_availability to confirm ticket counts for the desired performance ID. Only if that tool confirms availability should you proceed with create_ticket_reservation, followed by confirm_ticket_order.
Assuming all data is in one place
Trying to get a customer's order details just by knowing their name. The system needs an ID, not just text.
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First, use get_customer_profile with the customer's identifying information to retrieve their unique User ID. Then, pass that ID into list_account_orders or get_order_details.
Trying to list all customers and then finding one
Running list_ticket_customers because you can't find a specific person. This call returns hundreds of records, making it unusable for quick lookups.
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If you need details on one customer, go straight to get_customer_profile. You only use the bulk list tool (list_ticket_customers) when an admin needs to audit every single account.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your core problem involves tracking finite inventory and managing multi-step transactions: Check availability -> Reserve -> Confirm. Don't use it if you just need static data; for example, if you only need a list of upcoming event names without checking ticket count, list_available_events is enough. However, if the goal is to build a full checkout pipeline (which involves temporary holds), then you absolutely must use the sequence: get_event_details -> check_ticket_availability -> create_ticket_reservation. Never skip the availability check; it's what prevents data integrity failures.
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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more
The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This server provides 10 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Manual ticketing workflows are a nightmare of clicks and tabs.
Today, processing an order means opening the ticketing dashboard to see if seats are left. Then you copy the event ID into your CRM to look up the customer's history. Next, you jump to a separate booking page to create a temporary hold. Finally, you manually send confirmation emails and update status fields across three different tabs.
With this MCP server, you tell your agent: 'Book 2 VIP seats for the Tech Conference.' The agent handles the entire sequence—checking capacity, reserving the seats, confirming the payment, and generating the order record—all in one conversation. It just works.
Line-Up MCP Server lets you manage tickets with simple commands.
Gone are the days of logging into multiple systems to confirm a booking. You no longer need to cross-reference an order ID against a separate inventory sheet just to know if the seats were actually available at purchase time.
Now, you simply ask your agent: 'What's the status for Order #123?' and it pulls the data directly from Line-Up, telling you exactly what happened. It’s that simple.
Common Questions About Line-Up MCP
How do I list all events using `list_available_events`? +
Run list_available_events without parameters to get a complete list of every event configured in your Line-Up account. This is the starting point for finding any details about an event.
What's the difference between `create_ticket_reservation` and `confirm_ticket_order`? +
Reserving tickets (create_ticket_reservation) puts seats on temporary hold, giving the customer time to pay. Confirming an order (confirm_ticket_order) finalizes the booking, deducts the inventory, and creates a permanent record.
Can I get past booking data using `get_customer_profile`? +
Yes, get_customer_profile pulls key customer details. To see their complete purchase history, you should follow up by calling list_account_orders, which shows all historical transactions.
What tool do I use to check if seats are available? +
Use the check_ticket_availability tool. You must provide the specific event and performance ID, as it checks real-time inventory counts for ticket types.
How does my AI client authenticate when calling `list_account_orders`? +
The agent uses your unique API Key, which you provide during setup. It handles token refreshing automatically so you don't have to worry about expiration. Just ensure the key has read permissions for order history.
When using `get_order_details`, how does the tool handle non-existent or voided Order IDs? +
The tool returns a specific status code (e.g., 404) and an error message detailing why the order ID failed to resolve. This gives your agent enough information to tell you exactly what's wrong.
Can `list_account_orders` retrieve paginated results for auditing large numbers of orders? +
Yes, it supports pagination parameters (limit and offset). Your AI client can request data in chunks rather than one massive list. This prevents hitting rate limits and ensures you get all the historical records.
Is there a way to batch-check ticket availability across multiple performance IDs using `check_ticket_availability`? +
Passing an array of IDs is the standard method. The tool is optimized for this structure, allowing your agent to query several performances in one go. Check the documentation for the exact JSON format.
How do I check if tickets are available for a specific date? +
First, use list_event_performances to get the performance ID for your target date, then use check_ticket_availability with that ID to see current stock.
What is required to confirm an order? +
You typically need to create a reservation first using create_ticket_reservation, then provide the resulting reservation data to the confirm_ticket_order tool.
Where do I find my API Key? +
Log in to your Line-Up dashboard and navigate to Settings > API to generate and copy your Secret API Key.
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