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Open data: Vegas events as JSON

Every upcoming event on What's On Vegas, with what a typical Strip hotel cost on each night we priced, is free to read as JSON at https://whatsonvegas.com/api/events.json: no key, no sign-in, and any website may call it.

The endpoint

GET https://whatsonvegas.com/api/events.json

A static file, rebuilt whenever the site is: open to any origin (Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *), cached for an hour. Try it: curl https://whatsonvegas.com/api/events.json

What's in it

  • eventsName, kind, start and end dates, venue, expected attendees, our page (page_url) and the organiser's site (official_url).
  • events[].nightsEach priced night of the event: typical_price_usd (the panel median), at_least (true when half or more were sold out, so the price is a floor), vs_quiet_night, hotels_sold_out and hotels_checked, and the day it was checked.
  • methodHow the price is worked out, and the quiet-night baseline (quiet_night_baseline_usd) a night is compared with.

What it isn't

The prices are a typical rate across the same 26 Strip resorts on the nights we sampled, before taxes and resort fees: not live rates, and never one hotel's price. Event dates come from the LVCVA and the organisers and can change. 47 events and 27 priced nights in the current file.

Using it

Free, with credit and a link to What's On Vegas; please don't resell it or republish it as your own (terms). For questions in plain words, add the MCP server to your AI instead.