Find Event Tickets and Seats Through Ticketmaster

You can connect Ticketmaster on your phone and have your muse search for an event, read the available seats with prices for your exact party size, and hand you the checkout link for the seats you pick. The muse finds the tickets. You buy them in the browser.

What it does

Ticket hunting is mostly sorting: which show, which date, which section, and what the night costs once every ticket is counted. Connected on your phone, the muse searches concerts, games, theater, comedy, and festivals by name, city, and dates. It confirms the event is on and not canceled or postponed before it reads any seats. It then reads the seats that fit your party size, with the price per ticket, and can tell standard tickets apart from verified resale and premium platinum tickets. Each seat pick carries a checkout link, and that link is how the purchase happens.

How to use it

1. Open your muse on your phone. This connector lives in the phone app, not in the web app, so you will not find it in the web connector list.
2. Name the event, the city, and the dates that work for you. A name alone brings back shows in other cities.
3. Give the exact number of tickets and a top price per ticket before the search starts.
4. Ask for the cheapest seats and the best seats in the same request, with the total for your party for each, and whether prices include fees.
5. Pick your seats, open the checkout link for those exact seats, and finish the purchase in the browser. The order confirmation in the browser is the moment the tickets are yours.

What you need

• A muse account
• The muse app on your phone
• Your exact party size and a top price per ticket

What to watch for

• The connector cannot buy tickets. It searches and reads seats, and the purchase always finishes in the browser through the link it gives you. Never reuse the link from a different seat pick.
• Prices are quoted per ticket. A modest price for four people is four times that number, plus fees on some events. Check the final total in the browser before you confirm.
• Every price needs a fresh read. Ticket prices move, and a price from yesterday or from an earlier message is stale.
• Seats sell while you read. A pick shown five minutes ago may be gone at checkout, so decide promptly.
• This connector reads Ticketmaster only. The box office and other sellers are separate searches.