Add Jewish Museum Berlin tickets to the basket
Input
date requiredVisit date, YYYY-MM-DD.
slot requiredEntry slot: its time (HH:MM) or its startsAt value, from check_availability.
tickets requiredQuantity per ticket type.
language optionalexhibitionId optionalExhibition id in the shop: 11 is the core exhibition.
Default: 11emptyBasketFirst optionalRemove what the basket holds before adding these tickets.
Default: falseOutput
added requiredbasket requiredFAQ
Place a Jewish Museum Berlin ticket order
Place the order for the basket filled with add_to_cart, as the booker given with fill_booking_details, on the official Jewish Museum Berlin ticket shop. With dryRun true (the default) it opens the basket, checks that the order can be placed, and stops before the final "place your binding order" step; nothing is ordered. With dryRun false it places the order, which is binding, and the shop emails the tickets; this is only done for a basket whose total is 0, so the script never pays. Returns the basket lines, the total, whether the order was placed, and the order id and the confirmation page the shop gives. An empty basket, or a browser without booking details, fails with an error that names the script to run first.
Check Jewish Museum Berlin ticket availability
For one visit date on the official Jewish Museum Berlin ticket shop, list the entry time slots of one ticket type (adults by default) for one exhibition (the core exhibition by default), with the places left and the slot's total places, plus every ticket type sold for that exhibition that day with its price in euros and the most one order can hold. A day that is not on sale (in the past, too far ahead, or closed) returns no slots and a reason.
Cancel a free Jewish Museum Berlin order
Cancel a free order placed on the official Jewish Museum Berlin ticket shop, from the order link in its booking confirmation email. Pass the order number too, to make sure the link opens that order. Returns the order number and cancelled when the shop confirms it, or no_cancel_option when the order page offers no cancellation (an order already cancelled, or a paid order, which the museum's terms do not let a visitor cancel). Cancelling cannot be undone, and the tickets go back on sale.