Tickets to Miss Saigon at The Sydney Opera House overview
Your Exclusive Evening An Unforgettable Night in Sydney Embark on a remarkable journey at the iconic Sydney Opera House, where you'll be engrossed in the mesmerizing tale of Miss Saigon.
Tickets to Miss Saigon at The Sydney Opera House — frequently asked questions
What is included in the Tickets to Miss Saigon at The Sydney Opera House ticket?
The ticket includes 2 things: Admission to Miss Saigon show and Premium seating options available.
What ticket types are available for Tickets to Miss Saigon at The Sydney Opera House?
5 ticket types are sold: Premium Reserve Seats, B Reserve Seats, D Reserve Seats, C Reserve Seats and A Reserve Seats. Each has its own price and availability, shown on this page when you pick a date.
How long does Tickets to Miss Saigon at The Sydney Opera House take?
Allow 2.8 hours. This is the scheduled length of the experience; it varies with the ticket type you select and how busy the attraction is on the day.
Can I cancel Tickets to Miss Saigon at The Sydney Opera House tickets?
No. This ticket is non-refundable once booked, so it cannot be cancelled for a refund and no partial refund is given for unused entry. Check the date and ticket type before paying.
Do I need to print Tickets to Miss Saigon at The Sydney Opera House tickets?
No. This is a mobile ticket, so the confirmation on your phone is accepted at entry. No printing and no voucher exchange is required unless the confirmation says otherwise.
More about Tickets to Miss Saigon at The Sydney Opera House
Insider Insights Event Breakdown Type: Musical Duration: 2 hours and 40 minutes including intermission Start Date: August 17, 2023 End Date: October 13, 2023 Recommended Age: 15 years and above Venue: Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney Opera House Facilities: Wheelchair-accessible seating, convenient toilets, bar, and cafe on-site Dress Code: Smart casual attire is suggested Spotlight on Cast & Crew Key Performers Seann Miley Moore in the role of the Engineer Abigail Adriano portraying Kim Nigel Huckle as Chris Kerrie Anne Greenland as Ellen Music by Claude-Michel Schönberg Lyrics by Richard Malt