Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Tickets

The pieces to be performed vary from concert to concert, but you can usually find a list of the program online or by contacting the orchestra.

There is no formal dress code, but most people dress up for the occasion.

Generally, cameras and recording equipment are not permitted, and outside food and drinks are not allowed.

There may be opportunities for meet-and-greets or post-concert receptions, so be sure to check with the orchestra for more information.

The seating arrangement varies by venue, but most concert halls offer an orchestra section close to the stage with additional seating in higher levels.

It may be possible to request specific seats, but this can depend on availability and pricing.

Many Vancouver Symphony Orchestra concerts are appropriate for children, but some may be geared towards a more mature audience. Be sure to check the program beforehand.

There are often discounts available for students, seniors, and members of certain organizations. Check with the orchestra for more information.

It is recommended to arrive at least 30 minutes before the concert begins to allow for time to find your seat and settle in.

Most venues have nearby parking options, but it can depend on the location. Be sure to check with the orchestra or venue for more information.