VegasNearMe

What the VegasNearMe MCP server does

The VegasNearMe MCP server exposes a read-only Las Vegas catalogue through MCP. It covers shows, restaurants, attractions, resorts, venues, chains, category hubs, and guides. Agents can use it to answer questions about what is happening during a date range, find performances on a particular date, inspect a venue or resort, compare places, and locate nearby options.

The catalogue includes structured fields such as names, categories, addresses, prices, age limits, durations, opening hours, showtimes, source URLs, record timestamps, and the VegasNearMe page URL. Responses also identify some values as unknown rather than implying that ticket inventory or availability has been checked.

How it works

Use search when the user names a specific show, restaurant, attraction, resort, or other catalogue entry. Use whats_on for broad questions about shows over a date range; it returns each show's next showtime and a link for tonight, and accepts spans of up to 31 days. For one date, find_showtimes can narrow results by clock-time window, category, budget, party ages, distance, upcoming status, arrival buffer, sort order, and pagination.

Known VegasNearMe slugs, prefixed IDs, or coordinates can drive location-based lookups. nearby_search ranks results by distance and returns a shareable URL. get_item, get_venue, and get_resort provide progressively focused catalogue views. A resort response lists some of its on-property restaurants, attractions, and shows; details such as an individual item's hours or showtimes require a separate get_item call.

Setup and configuration

The VegasNearMe MCP server does not require an API key. The supplied material does not specify client connection steps, transport settings, or configuration variables, so those details should be taken from the service documentation at the provided source URL. Access is read-only.

Tools and capabilities

• whats_on: Lists shows across a date range of up to 31 days, with category filtering and cached results. Use get_item for a show's complete schedule.
• find_showtimes: Finds structured performances for one catalogue evening date, including optional time, budget, age, distance, sorting, and pagination filters.
• search: Finds named shows, restaurants, attractions, resorts, chains, hubs, and guides.
• nearby_search: Finds distance-ranked places near a slug, prefixed ID, or coordinate pair.
• compare_items: Compares two to five restaurants, attractions, shows, resorts, or venues by supported attributes such as location, price, age limit, duration, and next showtime.
• get_ticket_options: Converts a performance ID into enabled booking links. It does not reserve or purchase tickets.
• get_item, get_venue, and get_resort: Retrieve structured details for individual listings, show venues, and resorts.
• list_categories and list_listings: Browse the category tree and paginate through items in a selected category.

Limitations and notes

The VegasNearMe MCP server does not verify ticket inventory, availability, party-size eligibility, fees, or performance prices. Booking links may lead to a general show page unless a provider-specific mapping exists. whats_on results are cached for 10 minutes, and its all option prioritizes major shows before filling remaining results. Catalogue dates use the evening date, including performances after midnight.

A missing item returns an error from get_item; search can be used to find the correct slug first. Venue lookups cover theatres and showrooms, not resorts. Soft-deleted venues do not resolve, and resort-level listings are limited to the first 10 restaurants, attractions, and shows while reporting counts.