Eventbrite API vs DICE for AI agents
Eventbrite API is Eventbrite's REST API (v3) for working with events, orders, attendees and organizations on Eventbrite. DICE is a GraphQL API for DICE's promoter and venue partners to query their own events, tickets, orders and ticket holders.
The short answer
- Eventbrite API: Managing your own Eventbrite events or reading events from venues and organizers whose IDs you already know; not for open discovery.
- DICE: Promoters selling on DICE who want to pull their own ticket and fan data into other systems.
Side by side
| Eventbrite API | DICE | |
|---|---|---|
| Searches | No public event search: the Event Search endpoint was shut down in December 2019. You can fetch an event by ID and list events by venue ID or organization ID. | Only the partner's own events and related ticket, order and financial data. |
| Returns | Event records retrieved by event ID, or paginated lists of events for a known venue or organization. | – |
| Before the first call | – | A DICE partner account; the API token is generated in DICE's partner tool (MIO). |
Where Openpath fits
Openpath has no event listings yet. Events are on its roadmap, from organizers who list them themselves. Get listed.
Sources
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Eventbrite API, read on October 15, 2026:
- eventbrite.com/platform/api: “Access to this API was shut down at 11:59 pm PT on Thursday, December 12, 2019.”
- eventbrite.com/platform/api: “List Events by Venue ID. Returns a paginated response.”
- eventbrite.com/platform/api: “List Events by Organization ID. Returns a paginated response.”
- eventbrite.com/platform/api: “Retrieve an Event by Event ID.”
DICE, read on October 15, 2026:
- partners-endpoint.dice.fm/graphql/docs/index.html: “The DICE Ticket Holders is a GraphQL API that allows downstream systems to query on a number of entities”
- partners-endpoint.dice.fm/graphql/docs/index.html: “related to a partner's events”
- partners-endpoint.dice.fm/graphql/docs/index.html: “Requests should be authenticated with API token.”