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Get Event Details

Get Event Details

Returns complete information for a single published event, including all ticket products, a list of recent attendees, related events, and customer comments. Used on the event detail page and in the basket preview.

Authentication

No authentication required.

Path Parameters

number
required
The integer ID of the event. Obtained as Id from GET /api/public/events or GET /api/public/events/my.

Query Parameters

string
Comma-separated list of field paths to include in the response. When provided, only the specified fields are returned — useful for reducing payload size. Supports nested paths using dot notation. Example: _shape=Event.Name,Event.StartDateUtc,Event.EventProducts,RelatedEvents.

Response

Returns an EventDetails object.

Core Fields

CalendarEvent
required
Full event object. See the field descriptions in List Events for the complete CalendarEvent schema.
number
Total number of tickets sold across all ticket products.
Coworker[]
Full Coworker objects for event attendees — used for social proof displays (“X people are going”).
EventCategory[]
All event categories available at this location — useful for populating a “Browse by category” navigation without an additional request.
A list of other events from the same location or category, used for the “You might also like” section.
EventComment | null
Template object for a new comment submission. Use the newComment endpoint to post a comment.

EventComment Fields

number
Unique identifier for the comment.
string | null
Comment body text.
number | null
Optional numeric rating (e.g. 1–5) submitted alongside the comment.
boolean
When true, the comment is visible to all customers.
User
The customer who posted the comment, including Id and FullName.
string
Local datetime the comment was posted (ISO 8601).
string
UTC datetime the comment was posted (ISO 8601).

Examples

Fetch event details (full payload)

Fetch event with a minimal field set

TypeScript Integration

Usage in Portal

Error Responses

error
No published event exists with the specified ID.