Sydney Opera House Performance Tickets

The Sydney Opera House offers various performances and shows throughout the year, including concerts, plays, dance performances, and more.

But remember, the Sydney Opera House is also a popular destination, and tickets may sell out quickly, so it’s always best to book your Sydney Opera House tickets online.

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Opera Performance Tickets at the Sydney Opera House

If you’re planning a trip to Sydney, make sure to add the iconic Sydney Opera House to your itinerary.

There is no better way to enjoy this iconic building than to attend one of its world-renowned opera performances.

The season features various operas by some of the most renowned composers in history.

From the beloved classics of Puccini and Verdi to the lesser-known gems of Halévy, there’s something for every taste.

The performances usually start at 7:30 pm and last 2-3 hours, with intervals in between.

Plus, for those who are not fluent in the language of the opera, fear not; all performances feature full English subtitles projected on a screen above the stage.

Don’t forget to note the dates of upcoming opera performances, including Attila’s grandeur, La Bohème’s romanticism, and Otello’s tragedy.

Sydney Opera Performance ticket includes

Opera performance ticket
Choose your preferred opera and night, and book your tickets online in advance
See the world’s favorite operas from composers such as Puccini, Halévy and Mozart
Wheelchair accessible

Meeting Point

Meet at Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

C Reserve Seating
D Reserve Seating
B Reserve Seating
A Reserve Seating

Meet at Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

Premium Reserve Seating

How to get there

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The performance is in the Joan Sutherland Theatre.

You can reach there by train, bus and ferry stop at Circular Quay.

Sydney Opera House is within a 10-minute walking distance from there.

For information on getting there, you can check how to go Sydney Opera House.

Ticket Prices

Tickets type	Visitors’ Age	Price
D Reserve Seating(seats are to the far side and rear of the auditorium)	Adult ticket (99 and younger)	A$99 ($64)
C Reserve Seating(seats are to the far side and rear of the auditorium but still offer pleasant views of the stage)	Adult ticket (99 and younger)	A$176 ($115)
B Reserve Seating(seats are more toward the rear and sides of the auditorium, offering a combination of view and value)	Adult ticket (99 and younger)	A$239 ($155)
A Reserve Seating(seats have good views of the stage and subtitles)	Adult ticket (99 and younger)	A$293 ($191)
Premium Reserve Seating(These seats are to the far side and rear of the auditorium)	Adult ticket (99 and younger)	A$345 ($224)

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Know Before You Go

You can book your tickets online or at the box office an hour before the performance.
There is no set dress code, but dressing up is recommended, and bringing an extra layer is advised.
It’s better to arrive early to avoid rushing.
You are not allowed to enter the performance until there is a suitable moment of pause.
The venue entry points will check all bags.
If you bring items larger than size A4, you must check them at the free cloakroom.
Photography and filming are not allowed during the show, but they are allowed before and after, as well as during intermission.
The stage and above are where you can see the English subtitles projected.

Important information

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What to bring

Passport or ID card
Driver’s license

Not allowed

Cameras
Video recording
Audio recording

Reserve and Cancellation Policy

Cancel 24 hours before your visit for a full refund.
Reserving now and paying later allows for flexible travel plans. The system will automatically charge the card 72 hours before the start of the activity, although earlier payment is possible as well.

Sydney Opera House Verdi’s Aida Opera Performance Tickets

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Experience the monumental music of Aida, Verdi’s epic masterpiece, with an Aida Sydney Opera House ticket, a thrilling theatrical production by Davide Livermore.

The set design features ten digital screens that create stunning visuals ranging from symbolic to scenic landscapes.

The costumes and props reflect the grandeur of ancient Egypt at the height of its power.

Watch conductors Lorenzo Passerini and Tahu Matheson bring the story to life.

The American soprano Leah Crocetto stars as Aida, the enslaved princess, and later, Elena Guseva takes over the role.

Elena Gabouri reprises her acclaimed performance as Aida’s rival, Amneris, and shares the role with Agnieszka Rehlis.

Italian tenor Stefano La Colla portrays Radamès, the man caught between the two women, alongside Najmiddin Mavlyanov in his debut at Opera Australia. Don’t miss this unforgettable visual and musical feast.

Not suitable for children under 12 years.