Search Venue

venue id to search

search by keyword

search by Venue name

search by the title of the venue

search by venue address (address1 only)

search by city in which venue is located

search by the name of the state in which venue is located

search by the name of the country in which venue is located

search by the zipcode in which venue is located

The status of the venue. Valid statuses are: Active, Inactive, Deleted, Draft, Review, Closed, Restricted

spatial search by lat-lon and radius, data type is String, lat-long is concated using comma, e.g. point=34.7452778,-92.3275

spatial search by lat-lon and radius, data type is double. e.g. 20 or 32.1869

radius units, supported values: mi, km

one or more ancestor geo ids to search

oone or more ancestor geo name to search

one or more ancestor category ids to search

one of more ancestor category names to search

return results starting from the specified index.

max results to return, max=500.

Venue Provider. Supported values -1-All, 0-Unified,1-StubHub,2-Zvents,3-MediaNet,4-AMG

If need to include hidden venues, value will be true of false. true means include hidden venues

**Optional Parameter**. A pair of space-separated tokens that specifies how the venues are sorted. - First token identifies property of the venue for sorting. For the first token, you can specify any one of the following properties: `name`, `distance`, `popularity`, `createdDate` , `eventCount` - Second token specifies the direction of the sort. For the second token, you can specify one of the following types - `asc` for ascending order, `desc` for descending order Syntax: `property asc` or `property desc` If you do not provide this parameter. the default is the listings are sorted by name in ascending order (`sort=name asc`) You can also sort multiple fields with a statement like this: `sort=name asc, popularity desc` Examples: - Single Value Sort: `sort=name desc` to sort the venue in their descending order of name. - Multiple Values Sort: `sort=name asc, popularity desc, eventCount asc` In this example, the parameters are sorted in the following order: - By name (in ascending order); - If any venue have the same name, then they are sorted by popularity (in descending order); - If any venue are identical in both name and popularity, then they are sorted by the eventCount (in ascending order).

The list of fields to be displayed in the response. This parameter can be used if you would like to fetch only a subset of the default response. Allowed values are: numFound, id, status, name, description, url, location, timezone, address, geos, categories, distance, displayAttributes, popularities, eventCount, score, createdDate, catalogAttributes, aliasMatch

To generate an access token, use the [generateToken API](https://developer.stubhub.com/oauth/apis/post/accesstoken). Note that you will need to add a 'Bearer ' prefix to your access token. Otherwise, you'll get an 'Invalid Access Token' error

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