Summary
An agent can find the cheapest day to go, and say whether it is gone.
What it takes off you is the calendar-clicking: one call returns the month ahead with a price against every date and a sold-out flag beside it, so choosing when to go becomes reading a list rather than opening thirty pages.
What it is
A four-call server over Shanghai Disney Resort's ticketing pages. It answers two questions — what a date costs, and whether it is still on sale — for one-day and two-day tickets.
What you get
- The price of each one-day ticket type on a date you name
- The price of each two-day ticket type on the same terms
- A sale check for one-day tickets covering the next thirty days from today
- The same thirty-day sale check for two-day tickets
Requirements
Npx on your PATH, and network access. Both sale checks run forward from today rather than from a range you choose, so what comes back is the next thirty days as the resort has them at that moment.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y sh-disney-mcp