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Apr 4, 2023
We went to see Madama Butterfly at the Fleet Steps overlooking the harbour. We were fortunate the weather was dry, so got there early and had a snack and drink watching the sunset with a view of the …Full review by goblin54
Apr 2, 2023
Impressive modern production — worth seeing even if you are not an opera aficionado as the setting is unique. Sets on barges, cranes moving scenery, orchestra behind the hill. The setting is incredi…Full review by AniitaandRay
Apr 18, 2022
My wife and i attended Phantom of the Opera across the Easter weekend and cannot recommend this enough. The whole experience and location was worth the ticket price for the performance itself. Ease o…Full review by Grant H
Are you able to bring food from the various venues to other seating areas (ie can you bring food from the North Cantina to the Garden bar), or must you eat in the section the food is served?
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Answering my own question! I was able to bring food from the Southern Cantina across to seating in the Northern Cantina area along the water. It appeared the only area you would be …
Answering my own question! I was able to bring food from the Southern Cantina across to seating in the Northern Cantina area along the water. It appeared the only area you would be restricted to bringing in/taking out food would be the HSBC restaurant which was prepaid/prix fixe. This was for the March 2024 showing of West Side Story.
No- just normal good casual clothes are fine, or whatever you are comfortable with wearing. However, take a warm jacket or similar because the breeze off the harbour can be quite …
No- just normal good casual clothes are fine, or whatever you are comfortable with wearing. However, take a warm jacket or similar because the breeze off the harbour can be quite cool. Also, the site is easy to walk to from the City centre or the closest railway station provided you are reasonably mobile- don't waste money on a taxi (note: there are often lengthy queues for taxis etc when you leave the site along with everyone else!)
I am going to see La Boheme this Sunday. Where do i pick up tickets? It says theres a ticket booth is there clear signppsts? Also whats the food like there i planning to go to northern southern terrance pop up bars etc Also i plan to get there early walk thru botanical gardens. But on return trip how do i get to nearest train station? Thank you!
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Signposting clear. Ticket pick up at the Opera House is very straightforward, or get your tickets on the web and print them out at home or your hotel. That is all you will need. All …
Signposting clear. Ticket pick up at the Opera House is very straightforward, or get your tickets on the web and print them out at home or your hotel. That is all you will need. All restaurants around Circular Quay are overpriced for usually mediocre food or extremely expensive or both!! Tourist central=avoid for food unless you plan a quality meal at somewhere like Benelong on site (has a pre theatre menu) . Or try Frattelli Fresh in Bridge Street (well priced quality Italian style food with a variety from antipasto, pizza through to full meals with well priced wines by the glass etc.)-10 min walk. Circular Quay and Martin Place are probably the closest stations depending on which way you walk from the venue through the Garden (note: some paths are closed at night).
Does anyone know what the seating plan looks like for these performances? I want to assess the relative value of the various ticketing options.
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Hi, I would send you the weblink but the stupid TripAdvisor messaging won't allow this. So there is the hard way... go onto the Sydney Opera House site, find the event you wish to …
Hi, I would send you the weblink but the stupid TripAdvisor messaging won't allow this. So there is the hard way... go onto the Sydney Opera House site, find the event you wish to see and pretend to book a ticket. There will be a map of seats on that page somewhere...Good luck!
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