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Attendees

Selling tickets is easy with Eventbrite. Send your attendees into our order workflow to initiate the process.

An attendee record will be created for each ticket that you sell. Data collected during the ticket transaction process can be accessed via the event_list_attendees call.

The amount of attendee data that is available will depend on what data you choose to collect during your event’s registration workflow. You will need to authenticate as the event owner in order to access extended attendee information.

Events that offer public attendee lists will return information that is safe for public visibility, without requiring additional authentication tokens.

The user_list_tickets call allows you to review your past experiences as an attendee.

You can find out how many tickets have been sold by counting the records returned from the event_list_attendees API call, or by checking the num_attendee_rows attribute on any Event object.

Related Methods

Object structure

Name description
id The event ID.
ticket_id The ticket ID of the purchased ticket.
quantity The quantity of tickets purchased.
currency The ticket currency, in 3-letter ISO 4217 format (e.g., “USD”).
amount_paid The amount paid by the attendee.
barcode comma separated list of barcodes “0814847311126137001, 0814847311126137002, 0814847311126137003″.
order_id The Eventbrite order ID.
order_type The type/status of order (Free Order, PayPal Completed, Pay By Check, etc).
created The date and time the event was created, in ISO 8601 format (e.g., “2007-12-31 23:59:59″).
modified The date and time the event was last modified, in ISO 8601 format (e.g., “2007-12-31 23:59:59″).
event_date For repeat events only. Date the attendee has selected.
discount Discount code and amount used by the attendee.
notes Optional notes.
email Email address of the attendee.
prefix Prefix of the attendee.
first_name First name of the attendee.
last_name Last name of the attendee.
suffix Suffix of the attendee.
home_address Home address of the attendee.
home_address_2 Line 2 of the home address of the attendee.
home_city Home city of the attendee.
home_postal_code Home postal code of the attendee.
home_region Home state/province/county of the attendee.
home_country Home country name of the attendee.
home_country_code Home country code of the attendee, in 2-letter ISO 3166 format (e.g., “US”).
home_phone Home phone of the attendee.
cell_phone Cell phone of the attendee.
ship_address Shipping address of the attendee.
ship_address_2 Line 2 of the shipping address of the attendee.
ship_city Shipping city of the attendee.
ship_postal_code Shipping postal code of the attendee.
ship_region Shipping state/province/county of the attendee.
ship_country Shipping country name of the attendee.
ship_country_code Shipping country code of the attendee, in 2-letter ISO 3166 format (e.g., “US”).
work_address Work address of the attendee.
work_address_2 Line 2 of the work address of the attendee.
work_city Work city of the attendee.
work_postal_code Work postal code of the attendee.
work_region Work state/province/county of the attendee.
work_country Work country name of the attendee.
work_country_code Work country code of the attendee, in 2-letter ISO 3166 format (e.g., “US”).
work_phone Work phone of the attendee.
job_title Job title of the attendee.
company Company of the attendee.
website Website link of the attendee.
blog Blog of the attendee.
gender Gender of the attendee.
birth_date Birth date of the attendee.
age Age of the attendee.
answers Array of ‘answer’ objects containing the following attributes: question_id, question, question_type, answer_text