Melbourne
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Her Majesty’s Theatre
DON'T MISS OUT!
Experience this epic production before it leaves Melbourne on 16 December
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Get TicketsBUY 4 TICKETS AND SAVE UP TO $60*!
Buy 4 tickets to Miss Saigon for midweek performances and save up to $60*!
Simply select the ‘4Plus' ticket when choosing your seats and the offer will be applied.
BOOK NOWSEE IT FOR $85*
Experience this epic production for just $85 in Tuesday - Thursday performances.
BOOK NOWIn Person
The Box Office at Her Majesty’s Theatre is open Monday- Friday 9am-5 pm or later if performance is scheduled.
FAQS
DO YOU OFFER ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES?
Wednesday 8th November 2023, 7:30pm - Audio Described Performance
An audio description service to enhance the experience of customers who are blind or have low vision is offered for selected performances at the Sydney Opera House. This is a live commentary of the visual elements of a performance, by trained audio describers. Audio description is relayed via a free headset and receiver linked to the FM radio system.
WHAT IS THE RUNNING TIME FOR MISS SAIGON?
Approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes, including one interval.
WHO ARE THE AUTHORISED TICKET SELLERS?
The authorised ticket sellers are Ticketek and Tix.com. You can book directly via their websites.
CAN I EXCHANGE MY TICKETS?
For any ticketing queries, please contact Ticketek.
HOW DO I MAKE A GROUP BOOKING?
For more information about bookings and savings for groups of 8, head to www.ticketek.com.au/groups
ARE THERE TICKET DISCOUNTS FOR BIGGER BOOKINGS
You can save up to $60* when you buy 4 or more tickets to Miss Saigon (excluding Fridays and Saturdays).
Simply select the ‘4Plus' ticket when choosing your seats and the offer will be applied!
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We acknowledge, celebrate, and respect all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first story tellers who carry the cultural wisdom, traditions and dreaming of this ancient land.