Melbourne Princess Theatre Tours and Tickets

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Prices for tickets to the Melbourne Princess Theatre vary depending on the performance, seating, and showtime; you can book through the venue’s official website or in person at the box office during opening hours (based on availability). Some tours pass outside the theater as well.

Partially. The Princess Theatre advises people with limited mobility or who use wheelchairs to book accessible tickets. Both the Dress Circle and Grand Circle lack elevator access, and visitors need to climb many stairs to reach these sections. The Stalls is wheelchair accessible, though it is slightly inclined, and also has dedicated several bariatric seats.

Seating at the Princess Theatre is separated into three sections, by order of nearest to the stage: Stalls, Dress Circle, and Grand Circle. Note that some seats have a partially obstructed view; these are in the Stalls and Dress Circle sections along the inner aisles at the back and the outer aisles at the front of each section (as indicated on the seating map), so opt for different seats for the best view.

Yes, there are rules and etiquette that visitors should know before attending a performance at the Princess Theatre. People arriving late might not be allowed inside until the next break, while medium and large bags will need to be stored in the cloakroom/coat check. Taking photos and videos is not allowed, and phones should be silent and stowed away during performances.

Yes, you can buy snacks and drinks at the bars inside the Princess Theatre. One bar is in the foyer for the Stalls section, and one is in the foyer for the Dress Circle. Food and drinks are not allowed in the venue’s auditorium.