There are two types of layout for Eventbrite event pages.It gives you an idea of how many people are going to attend (no more tricks from the organizers): You always know when the ticket sales start and how many tickets are going to be released: This is what the pop-up that ticket-info.js script generates looks like: Now just watch progress, or type stop() to quit.Set startTime to the tickets opening time and then press Enter.Use the startTime script option to run it only a short time before the tickets are released because it's quite aggresive in terms of its network activity, and you don't want Eventbrite to ban you. Its main purpose is to redirect your browser to the checkout page as quickly as possible, thus securing tickets for events which are sold out very quickly. 10s) before Eventbrite event tickets are released (use the ticket-info.js script described above to find the ticket release time). This bot is intended to be run a short time (e.g.
Open Developer Console (Option+⌘+J (on macOS), or Shift+CTRL+J (on Windows/Linux)).Open Chrome and navigate to your Eventbrite event.
It is even more useful when used in combination with the Eventbrite Bot described below ( ticket-getter.js). This script allows you to find all information about Eventbrite event tickets in advance - their quantity, price and release date. Eventbrite Tools - Scripts and Bots for Eventbrite Eventbrite Ticket Info - ticket-info.js
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