What is the Event Tickets MCP server?
The Event Tickets MCP server from AcrossAI lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any other MCP client create tickets, see real capacity, check attendees in and read Tickets Commerce orders on your WordPress site. It runs inside WordPress through the free Abilities Manager and MCP Manager plugins, and works through Event Tickets itself — with no third-party relay in between.
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What your AI can do with Event Tickets
Event Tickets turns any event or post into something people can register for. These abilities let an AI assistant create and change tickets, see exactly how much capacity is left, check attendees in on the door, and read Tickets Commerce orders and sales — with purchaser details only when you ask for them.
Create and edit tickets
Add tickets to an event, change price, dates and capacity, and remove one with confirm.
See real capacity
Shared pools, each ticket’s own capacity, sold, pending and available — the full picture in one call.
Run the door
List attendees, check them in, and undo a mistaken check-in.
Orders and sales
Read Tickets Commerce orders and an estimated sales summary per event, without purchaser data by default.
Troubleshooting
Tickets selling out or counting wrong? Three reasons it happens quietly.
Each of these leaves the event page looking fine while the numbers behind it are not what you expect.
A shared pool ran dry
Tickets sharing a capacity pool sell out together. Get Capacity Report shows whether a shared pool is in use and how much is left.
A scan checked in the wrong person
A mistaken scan skews the door count. Undo Check In reverses it without touching the ticket.
Revenue doesn’t match the ledger
The sales summary estimates revenue from price times quantity, so it drifts when prices change. Check the orders for the exact figure.
Try asking
Paste one into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor once your site is connected.
“How many tickets are left for Saturday’s workshop?”
“Add a VIP ticket at $149 with 20 places.”
“Check in Priya Sharma for tonight’s event.”
“Who registered for the WordCamp meetup but hasn’t checked in?”
“How much have we sold for the conference so far?”
“Which ticket providers are active on this site?”
Event Tickets + AI questions
Is there an MCP server for Event Tickets?
Yes. AcrossAI turns your WordPress site into an MCP server with dedicated Event Tickets abilities, so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or a local model can work with Event Tickets directly. It’s free on WordPress.org.
Can ChatGPT or Claude manage Event Tickets?
Yes, once your site is connected over MCP. Ask in plain English and your AI calls the Event Tickets abilities on this page, with risky changes gated behind an explicit confirm.
Is the Event Tickets integration free?
Yes. All of its abilities ship in Abilities Manager, which is free on WordPress.org.
Can the AI delete a ticket by accident?
No. Deleting a ticket refuses to run without an explicit confirm.
Does it expose attendee and purchaser data?
Only when asked. Sales figures are aggregate only, and purchaser details on orders are returned only on request. Gateway payloads are never returned.
Which AI assistants work with it?
Any MCP client: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Cursor, Claude Code, and local runtimes such as Ollama, LM Studio and Open WebUI.
Does my site data pass through AcrossAI’s servers?
No. Your WordPress site runs the MCP server and your AI client connects to it directly. There is no hosted gateway in the middle.
Is AcrossAI affiliated with Event Tickets?
No. AcrossAI built and maintains this integration independently, using Event Tickets’s public APIs.